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Why we use affiliate links#

Testing products properly costs money: subscriptions, paid plans, and a lot of time. Commissions help cover us cover that, so we don't have to fill pages with banner ads or charge you to read.

What affiliate links don't change#

• Which products we test and include.
• Our verdicts and rankings.
• What we say about a product's flaws.
• Whether we recommend a free or non-affiliate option when it's the better choice.

How to spot them#

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Free products and vendor relationships#

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Prices and availability#

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