Disclosure

Disclosure

AIAutomationStacks may earn money from some commercial links, but affiliate mechanics must stay separate from inclusion, ordering, verdict language, and editorial fit. This page explains the separation.

Section 02

Editorial Independence

The editorial goal is to help readers narrow a credible stack shortlist. Inclusion, page structure, comparison framing, and verdict language should be driven by reader utility and decision quality rather than link economics.

This does not mean every judgment is perfect. It means the editorial method should make the reason for a recommendation visible enough that readers can inspect, challenge, or correct it.

  • A tool can be included without an affiliate link.
  • A tool can be excluded even if a commercial program exists.
  • A stack recommendation should explain fit, cost, owner burden, and risk before any commercial action.

Section 03

What Readers Should Expect

Readers should treat AIAutomationStacks as a decision aid, not a substitute for vendor confirmation. Software facts, product positioning, pricing, and contract terms can change.

When a page looks wrong, incomplete, or commercially biased, readers should send the page URL and the specific claim to review. Corrections are part of keeping the method honest.

  • Expect clear disclosure when affiliate links are present.
  • Expect pricing and commercial details to be confirmed directly with vendors before purchase.
  • Use the methodology page to understand how structured judgments are formed.