Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: 28 October 2026

Some links on FreeTool.site are affiliate links. If you click one and later buy or subscribe to a paid plan, this site may receive a commission. The price you pay is the same either way.

What this means in practice

• Affiliate links are marked with rel="sponsored nofollow" in the page source, so they are machine-readable as commercial links.
• Commission never changes which tools are listed, the order of the list, the category a tool sits in, or how it is described.
• No one can pay to be listed. There is no paid placement, no sponsored review, and no ranking for sale.
• Where a free tier has a real limitation, it is stated in the description regardless of whether the tool has an affiliate programme.

Which links are monetised

Most links out of the directory are affiliate links where the vendor runs a public programme — typically design, e-commerce and file-conversion tools. Links to products with no affiliate programme are plain links. Two tools, the password generator and the JSON formatter, run on this site and involve no third party at all.

Cookies

When you click an affiliate link, the vendor or its affiliate network may set a cookie in your browser so the referral can be attributed. That cookie is set by them, not by this site, and is governed by their privacy policy. See the privacy policy for how cookies are handled here.

Editorial independence

The practical test used when choosing tools is whether the free tier lets you finish real work — not whether the vendor pays commission. A tool with a generous affiliate programme and a useless free tier is not listed; a tool with no affiliate programme at all can still be at the top of its category.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, or you want to know whether a specific link is monetised, ask: contact@freetool.site.