Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: October 12, 2026
As of October 12, 2026, SEM Solutions has no affiliate relationships: no link on the site earns us a commission. This page explains how affiliate links work here once we use them, so the rules are public in advance.
How affiliate links work
Some software companies pay a commission when someone signs up through a link from a site like ours. If we join such a program and you buy through one of those links, we would earn a commission. It wouldn't change the price you pay.
How you'll know
Once we use affiliate links, every page that contains one will carry a disclosure notice near the top of the page, and those links will be marked for search engines as sponsored. Links that aren't affiliate links, which today means every link on the site, are ordinary links to the vendor's own site.
What affiliate relationships never affect
- Which tools we list, and which we leave out
- Market Signal scores, which are calculated from third-party data
- The pricing we show, which comes from each vendor's own pricing page
- Limitations and downsides we document
- The order of tools in our lists and comparisons
No paid placements
Vendors can't pay to be listed, to rank higher or to change what we say about them. If we ever offer sponsored placements, they'll be clearly labeled as sponsored. See our Editorial Policy and How We Review.
Questions
If you have a question about a specific link, contact us.