Affiliate disclosure
Programs we participate in
| Program | How it pays | Network |
|---|---|---|
| SocialBee | 20% recurring, for as long as the customer stays | PartnerStack |
| EverBee | 30% recurring for 12 months | Vendor-operated |
This list is the complete set as of the date above. When we join a program, it appears here before the first article that links to it.
How this shapes what you read
Most of our programs pay a recurring commission rather than a one-time bounty. That matters, because it changes what is in our interest.
A one-time payout rewards volume: get as many people as possible to sign up, and what happens afterwards is somebody else's problem. A recurring share only pays while the person stays a customer. Pushing you into a tool you will cancel in six weeks earns us less than telling you to wait — or to stay on the free option and not pay at all.
We have published articles that tell readers not to buy the product we are paid to recommend. That is not us being noble; it is the incentive working as designed. You should still weigh what you read here against the fact that we are paid by the companies we cover.
What we do not do
- We do not accept payment for a positive review, a ranking position, or inclusion in a comparison.
- We do not publish sponsored posts.
- We do not use our own affiliate links to sign up for the products we review. Self-referral is prohibited by our programs and would make our trial accounts commercially compromised.
- We do not run paid ads to drive traffic to affiliate links.
Where disclosures appear
Every article containing affiliate links carries a disclosure at the top, before the content — not buried at the end. The footer of every page on this site carries one too. This page is the full version.
Questions
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