About StackFairly
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Why StackFairly exists
Small business owners and freelancers lose hours comparing software pages that all say they are the best. StackFairly exists to save that time: we check what each tool's free plan and pricing actually include, and we list the downsides too, so you can pick a platform and move on.
How we make money
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you sign up through one, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Rankings, ratings and verdicts never depend on whether a tool has an affiliate program or what it pays. Read our full affiliate disclosure.
Who tests the tools
StackFairly is run by Muzamal Ali, an independent founder. Where an article says "hands-on", the free plan was signed up for and used, with the plan, test date and pricing-verified date shown. Where it says "research", it is based on the vendor's own documentation and public sources, and it is labeled that way.
Muzamal Ali
Founder, StackFairly
Muzamal Ali runs StackFairly, an independent software review site. Where an article says hands-on, the free plan was signed up for and used; research articles are labeled as research. Rankings are never influenced by affiliate payouts.
How we test
- Hands-on or research: every article states which one it is.
- Pricing is checked against the vendor's own page and dated.
- Downsides and free-plan limits are always listed.
Read the full method on How we test.
Contact
Questions, corrections or vendor updates: muzamal.ali.dev@gmail.com