Affiliate disclosure
How affiliate links work on MethodCircuit.
Some MethodCircuit pages may contain affiliate links. If you make an eligible purchase through one of those links, MethodCircuit may receive a commission at no additional cost to you.
Last updated September 18, 2026
Commercial relationships do not decide our conclusions
We choose topics and evaluate software around the workflow, constraints, and needs of small marketing agencies. A commission arrangement does not count as product evidence and does not determine which option is presented as suitable for a use case.
How affiliate links are identified
Pages that contain affiliate links include a disclosure near the relevant content. Affiliate links are also marked for search engines as sponsored links.
Not every link is an affiliate link
MethodCircuit also links directly to provider documentation, pricing pages, and other sources without compensation. Where a practical native or non-affiliate alternative is relevant, a commercial relationship will not be used as a reason to hide it.
Testing and research remain separate
We distinguish hands-on testing from documentation-based research and illustrative examples. Participation in an affiliate program does not allow us to describe a product as tested when we have not actually tested it.
Programs can change
Affiliate eligibility, commission rates, attribution windows, and program terms can change. MethodCircuit does not promise that a particular link will remain an affiliate link or that a provider will continue a program.
Questions
For questions about a commercial relationship or a recommendation, email support@methodcircuit.com. See also our editorial standards.