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How ToolWise makes money
Some links on ToolWise are affiliate links. If you click one and then sign up for or buy the tool, the company that makes it may pay us a commission. You pay the same price either way.
How to tell which links are affiliate links
Wherever a “Visit” button goes to an affiliate link, you’ll see this line directly under it: “We may earn a commission if you sign up.” Buttons without that line go straight to the tool’s own website and earn us nothing.
Affiliate links are also marked rel="sponsored" in the page code, so search engines know they’re commercial.
Tools we currently earn commission from
This list updates automatically when an affiliate link is added or removed.
What commissions don’t change
- — Scores. Every ToolWise score is set through our editorial process. Whether a tool has an affiliate programme is not part of it.
- — Rankings. The order of tools in our lists and roundups is not affected by affiliate status.
- — Verdicts. We don’t soften criticism, drop weaknesses or leave out better alternatives because a tool pays commission.
- — Coverage. We review plenty of tools we earn nothing from, and recommend them when they’re the better fit.
Our editorial policy explains how reviews are researched, written and scored.
Paid listings
Separately from affiliate links, vendors can pay to upgrade their listing on ToolWise. Paid placements are labelled, and they don’t affect editorial scores or verdicts either.
What we track
When you click through to a tool, we record which tool, when, and whether the link was an affiliate link. We don’t record who you are. The vendor or its affiliate network may set its own cookie once you reach its site — see our privacy policy.
Questions
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