Affiliate disclosure.
How this site makes money — in plain language, with nothing buried.
The short version
Everyday AI Tuts is reader-supported. Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy a subscription, the company pays us a commission. You pay exactly the same price — commissions come out of the vendor’s marketing budget, never out of your pocket.
What we will never do
- Sell a higher ranking. No vendor can pay to appear higher in a list or to raise a score. Several tools we rate most highly pay us nothing at all.
- Hide the commercial relationship. Every page with affiliate links carries a disclosure above the first link.
- Recommend a tool on its marketing alone. Reviews check the vendor’s claims against its live pricing page and documentation, and name the source when a number comes from someone else’s test.
- Delete criticism for money. Vendors do not get to review or approve our articles before publication.
How we choose what to review
We pick tools based on what readers ask about and what is genuinely gaining traction — not on which programs pay best. When two tools are close, we say so and explain who each one suits, rather than forcing a winner.
How we review and write
A review starts from the vendor’s live pricing page and documentation, then works out the terms that decide the real cost: credits, billing rules and free-plan limits. Screenshots and clips from our own use go on the page where we have them. Scores cover ease of use, output quality, value for money and support, and the tool card shows the date its pricing was last checked.
Tutorials follow one workflow from setup to a finished result, and get updated when a vendor changes the interface, which in this industry is often. A tutorial linking to a paid tool is still just a tutorial: the steps do not change because a program pays better.
Accuracy and pricing
AI tools change their pricing and features constantly. We verify prices when we publish and re-check them periodically, but the vendor’s own pricing page is always the authority. If you spot something out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
Questions
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