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Affiliate disclosure

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How affiliate links work

Some tool links may be affiliate links. If you click one and later sign up or buy, StackPilot may receive a commission. Where applicable, this should not change the price you pay, but you should always check the provider's website, pricing, and terms before signing up.

Some outbound links may currently be ordinary official links rather than affiliate links. A tool can appear because it is useful even when there is no affiliate relationship.

How recommendations are ordered

Recommendations are rule-based and designed around practical fit: your answers, business type, goal, budget, skill level, country, and tool features. Not every recommended tool has an affiliate relationship, and the recommendations should be treated as a practical, beginner-friendly starting point, not as financial, legal, security, or business advice.

Click tracking

Outbound tool clicks may route through StackPilot first. This lets us record the tool, source page, timestamp, user-agent or browser information, a shortened/anonymised IP signal if available, and recommendation session when present. This is used to understand which recommendations are useful, maintain basic affiliate reporting, spot broken links, and review old click records for cleanup.

Pricing and terms can change

Prices, plans, free plan limits, features, and product details can change. Free plans can have usage caps, branding, restricted support, or missing features. Always check the provider's current pricing page before signing up, buying, or entering payment details, and avoid adding tools before you have a clear business need.