I want to be open about how this website makes money. Some of the links on this website are affiliate links. If you buy a tool through one of them, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you, and that’s what keeps this website running. My verdict is finished before any link goes in.
What’s an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a special link to a tool. If you click it and become a customer, the vendor can see you arrived through me, and they pay me a small commission for that. The price you pay doesn’t change.
What does this change about my reviews?
Nothing, and that’s the whole point. A higher commission never buys a tool a better spot or a higher score. I always name the real downsides, and sometimes I’ll simply point you to a free alternative. I don’t sell positions.
How will you spot it?
Every article with affiliate links opens with a short notice, before you reach the first link, so you know where you stand before you start reading. That’s the kind of clear, upfront disclosure the FTC’s Endorsement Guides in the United States and the CAP Code enforced by the ASA in the United Kingdom ask for, and it’s how I’d want to do it anyway.
You can read exactly how I test and score tools on How I review tools. Got a question about any of this? Email me at tijn@tlmmsolutions.com. This version is dated July 31, 2026.