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Companies can pay to have a listing featured. When they do, that listing is always labelled— as “Featured” or “Sponsored” — wherever it appears. If it is not labelled, it was not paid for.

This is the part that matters, so it is stated plainly:

• Rankings are not for sale. Where a list is ordered by votes, popularity or editorial judgement, paying us does not move a product up it.
• Reviews are not for sale. We do not remove, hide or soften genuine user reviews because a company pays us or claims a listing.
• Inclusion is not conditional on paying. Products are listed because they are real and relevant. A great product with no affiliate programme sits alongside one that pays well.
• Alternatives are not filtered. We will list a competitor that pays us nothing next to one that does, including when the free option is the better answer.

Most entries are compiled from public sources and drafted with AI assistance, then reviewed before publishing. Product owners can claim their listing — after proving they control the domain — and correct their own details.

This means two honest caveats. Descriptions can be wrong or out of date, so always check the product's own site before buying. And a claimed listing reflects what its owner says about themselves — it is verified as theirs, not verified as accurate.

If you find an unlabelled paid placement, a ranking that looks bought, or a review that seems to have vanished, email hello@findalternative.net. A directory is only worth reading if its incentives are visible, so we would genuinely rather be told.

See also our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, which covers what an affiliate click shares about you.