Affiliate disclosure
Last updated June 19, 2026 · draft pending final legal review
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you sign up for or buy a product through them, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. This never affects the price you pay.
We only recommend tools we believe are genuinely useful, and our recommendations are not influenced by commissions. If a free habit beats a paid product, we say so — and most of the time, it does. See our Tools we trust page, where the free defenses always come first.
How we keep it honest
- The best protection on this site is free, and we lead with it.
- A paid tool only appears when it genuinely closes a gap a free habit can’t.
- Commissions never change a price, and never decide what makes the list.
- Where a page or article contains affiliate links, we disclose it clearly at the top.
On our social posts and videos
When we recommend a specific product on social media or in a video, we disclose the affiliate relationship clearly and up front, within the content itself — in line with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s guidance for influencers. A disclosure tucked only into a bio, description, or the end of a post is not enough, and we don’t rely on it.
“Affiliate link” means we may earn a commission if you act on it. It does not mean we were paid to recommend the product, and it never changes what you pay.