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What that does and does not buy

It funds the tools I test. It does not buy a rating, a ranking, or a kind word. No company has paid me to write about them, and none has seen a review before it was published.

I recommend the tool I would genuinely use, and where a free option works just as well, I say so and link to it first. Where a tool I recommend has a real downside, that downside is in the review — usually near the top.

Where the links are

Affiliate links appear in reviews and comparisons. Every page containing one carries a visible notice near the top, before the first link — you should never have to guess. Links are also marked rel="sponsored nofollow" in the page code.

Who I have relationships with

This list is kept current. As of August 2026, I have no active affiliate relationships.

When that changes, the company gets named here, on this page, with the date it started.

The bit that matters

This site’s only asset is that its numbers are real. A commission is worth far less to me than your trust in a price on this page. If you ever find those two things in conflict here, tell me — that is a bug, not a business model.