Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: Jul 2026Perklyo is reader-supported. This page explains how we make money and how that does — and doesn't — affect what you see on the site.
How Perklyo makes money
Many of the links on Perklyo are affiliate links. If you click one and start a paid plan, trial, or purchase with that tool, Perklyo may earn a commission. This comes at no extra cost to you — you pay the same price you would going direct, and often a better one, because some of our links unlock exclusive perks like longer trials or bonus credits.
How we mark affiliate links
We use standard link attributes (rel="sponsored nofollow") on affiliate links and open them in a new tab. We aim to make it clear when a link is an affiliate or partner link.
Commissions don't affect our recommendations
Our rankings, ratings, picks, and opinions are not for sale. A company cannot pay to rank higher, be called a 'top pick,' or change our verdict. We recommend tools based on hands-on testing and what we believe is genuinely useful — even when a tool pays us less, or nothing at all. When a tool has no suitable affiliate program, we may still feature it without an affiliate link if we think it's worth your time.
Why we use affiliate links
Affiliate commissions let us keep Perklyo free to use, fund the time we spend testing tools, and negotiate the exclusive perks we pass on to you. It's how a reader-supported site stays independent.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you want to know whether a specific link is an affiliate link, contact us — we're happy to be transparent.