Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: 2026-09-23
This site is funded by affiliate commissions. This document explains exactly how that works, so you can weigh our recommendations with open eyes. It is written to meet the US FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255), Israel's Consumer Protection Law and EU requirements for labelling commercial communications.
How it works
- When you sign up for a service or buy a product through a link marked as an affiliate link, the provider pays us a commission. Your price is the same as without the link; the commission comes from the provider.
- Every affiliate link on the site is labelled "affiliate link" beside it and marked technically (rel="sponsored") so search engines know it is commercial.
- Content without affiliate links is not labelled. There is no sponsored content, no paid articles and no products we received for free.
Programmes we belong to
- Make (make.com) — commission on sign-ups to a paid plan through our link. We pay for Make ourselves and run the files we publish on it.
- AliExpress Affiliate Program — commission on purchases in the shop section.
- Further programmes (hosting, company formation, banking) will be added here when we are accepted. Until then the recommendations on the Stack page appear without a link.
How it affects recommendations
We recommend only tools we use or have actually tested, and every page also says what does not work. Commission size is not a selection criterion: some tools we recommend pay nothing, and some affiliate programmes we declined because the tool did not hold up. If you find a page where that is not the case, write to us and we will fix it.
What we are not
- We are not a party to your transaction with the provider and are not responsible for its service, prices or support.
- We are not legal, accounting or financial advisers. Content about company formation, banking or tax is general information only.