Disclosure

Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: October 2026

Stackstall is reader-supported. Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and then sign up for or buy a product, the company may pay us a commission. You don't pay anything extra, and the price you see is the same price you'd get going to the company directly (sometimes a vendor offers a discount through partner links; if so, we'll say so).

Which links are affiliate links

Any link to a software product or service in our guides may be an affiliate link. Every guide that contains affiliate links shows a disclosure line at the top. In the page code, affiliate links are marked with rel="sponsored nofollow".

We are, or intend to become, affiliates of some or all of the following companies: Systeme.io, ClickFunnels, Thinkific, Kajabi, beehiiv, Kit (formerly ConvertKit), GetResponse, Podia and Webflow. Some of these programs pay a recurring commission for as long as the referred customer stays subscribed, and some pay for a limited period, such as 12 months. We'll keep this list current.

How this affects what we write

• Commissions don't buy rankings. No company pays us to be included, ranked or reviewed favourably, and we don't accept paid placements.
• We cover tools we don't earn from. If a free tool or a non-affiliate product suits a reader better (for example, a marketplace, or a storefront with no affiliate program), we'll say so and link to it anyway.
• We say how we know things. Our guides are based on each vendor's published pricing, plan limits and help documentation, checked on the date shown. Where we haven't used a product hands-on, we don't claim to have.
• We don't publish fake proof. No invented testimonials, income claims or results.
• Free products. If a company ever gives us free access, a free account upgrade or anything else of value, we'll disclose it in the relevant guide.

Why we tell you this

We're based in Australia, where the Australian Consumer Law prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct and the ACCC expects commercial relationships behind recommendations to be disclosed clearly. Many of the companies we link to are in the United States, where the Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides require clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections such as affiliate commissions. Beyond the rules, you should simply know when someone recommending a product can make money from it.

Prices and accuracy

Software pricing changes often. We note the month prices were checked on every guide, but always confirm the current price and terms on the vendor's own website before you buy. Prices are in US dollars unless marked A$.

Not advice

Everything on Stackstall is general information. It isn't financial, legal or tax advice, and it doesn't take your circumstances into account.

Questions

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