Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated September 2026
What this means in practice
Many of the product links on Worth It Stack are affiliate links. That means if you click through and sign up or buy, the vendor pays us a commission (typically a percentage of the sale, sometimes a flat fee or a recurring share for subscription products). You pay exactly the same price you'd pay going to the vendor directly — the commission comes out of the vendor's margin, not your pocket.
What it doesn't mean
- It doesn't decide our verdicts. Commissions are set by each vendor's affiliate program, not negotiated per review. If the tool that pays us less is the better fit for you, that's the one we recommend. Our methodology documents how verdicts are actually reached.
- It doesn't buy placement. Vendors cannot pay for a better ranking, a softer criticism, or a spot in our comparisons.
- It doesn't cost you anything. Affiliate links never change the price you pay.
Where you'll see disclosure
In line with FTC guidelines on endorsements and testimonials, we disclose affiliate relationships:
- On this dedicated page (you're reading it),
- In a visible disclosure box on every article page that contains affiliate links,
- Near the specific links themselves where practical.
Programs we participate in
Worth It Stack participates in affiliate programs with a number of the software vendors we cover — including, as of September 2026, Systeme.io and GoHighLevel. Where an affiliate relationship exists, links on this site may earn us a commission. Participation status never affects whether a tool is covered or how it's rated.
Questions?
If anything about our business model is unclear, email hello@worthitstack.com and we'll answer plainly.