Affiliate disclosure
PennySite earns commission on some outbound links. Here is exactly how that works and what it does not buy.
The arrangement
PennySite is funded by commission. When a reader follows a partner link from this site and goes on to purchase a plan, the vendor pays the desk a referral fee out of its own margin. Your cost is unaffected: the figure at checkout is identical whether you arrived through this site, through a search result, or by typing the address yourself.
Affiliate links are marked as sponsored in the page's HTML and always route through an address on this domain beginning with /go/. Those addresses are blocked in this site's robots file, so they are not indexed. Any link that does not start with /go/ is an ordinary reference and earns nothing.
What commission does not buy
It does not buy a score, a recommendation, a plan ordering, or the omission of an unflattering fact. The clearest test of that claim is what this site chooses to put in front of readers: the renewal multiple, the one-time nature of the AI credits, the design and store data that cannot be exported, and the advice to buy a shorter term if the project is unproven. Every one of those makes a sale less likely, and every one of them is published because it is true.
No vendor reviews, approves or sees this content before publication. No payment has been accepted for placement, for a link, or for a guest article, and pitches of that kind are declined.
Prices
Every figure published here is a US-dollar snapshot with the date it was checked attached. Vendors change promotional pricing without notice and serve different prices in different regions, so always confirm the amount and the renewal rate on the checkout screen before you buy. The plans and renewal page carries the full grid and the date it was last verified.