Partners & Transparency

How Praxis makes money — and what it never touches.

How Praxis Makes Money

Praxis offers affiliate links to tools that survive our evaluation process. When you sign up for a tool through a partner link on this site, we may earn a commission.

Here's what that means and — more importantly — what it doesn't mean.

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What Affiliate Partnerships DO NOT Affect

• Scores. Every tool in our database is scored by the same elimination engine using the same criteria. Partner tools receive no scoring bonus, no weight adjustment, and no favorable treatment. A partner tool that scores poorly is eliminated the same as any other tool.
• Rankings. Search results, elimination outcomes, and diagnosis recommendations are computed independently of commercial relationships. The algorithm does not know which tools have affiliate agreements.
• Inclusion. Tools are not added to our database because they offer affiliate programs. Tools are added based on market relevance and user demand.
• Visibility. Partner tools do not receive preferential placement in search results, category pages, or the elimination pipeline. The evaluation surfaces are commercially neutral.

What Affiliate Partnerships DO Affect

• "Try This Tool" links. On a tool's detail page, below the evaluation scores, you may see a "Try [Tool Name]" button. If we have an affiliate agreement with that tool, the link includes our tracking code. This is always labeled.
• Revenue. Affiliate commissions help fund Praxis's continued development and keep the free tier available.

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How to Verify Our Independence

Every evaluation Praxis produces is reproducible. The methodology page explains our 6 scoring dimensions and elimination logic. If a partner tool receives a score you question, you can see exactly which criteria produced that score and verify it yourself. We publish the framework specifically so our evaluations can be audited.

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Current Partners

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