Affiliate & editorial disclosure

Affiliate links

Stack for Makers participates in affiliate and referral programs. Some outbound links to the tools we review are affiliate links, marked in context and tagged as sponsored. If you click one and sign up or buy, we may earn a commission — at no additional cost to you. In many cases you pay the same price you would have paid otherwise.

How this affects our reviews

It doesn't. Our rankings are based on hands-on use and the needs of solo founders and indie hackers — never on commission rates. Plenty of tools we recommend pay us nothing, and we regularly name a cheaper or free option as the winner over a higher-paying one. If a commission ever conflicted with giving you the right answer, the right answer wins.

Pricing accuracy

We date every price and verify it against the provider's official pricing at time of writing. Even so, plans change often. Always confirm current pricing, limits, and terms on the vendor's own site before you commit. We are not responsible for pricing or features that change after publication.

No paid placements

We don't accept payment for a higher ranking, a positive review, or inclusion in a comparison. We don't run display ads. Affiliate commissions are the only way this site earns money, and they keep it independent.

FTC compliance

In accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's guidelines, we disclose that we have financial relationships with some of the companies mentioned on this site. This notice, plus the in-context labels on affiliate links, is intended to make those relationships clear.

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