The Promise
How we get paid.
Most review sites get paid only when you sign up. That creates a built-in incentive to push you toward subscriptions you shouldn't take. We're structured differently - and we want you to know exactly how.
The duality
The merchant pays us when you keep a trial.
You pay us when you cancel one.
Either way, we work for you.
What that means in practice
- 01
If our verdict says “take it” and you do - the merchant pays us a referral fee. You pay nothing extra; their price is the same whether you find them through us or not.
- 02
If our verdict says “skip it” and you skip - we don't make a referral fee. We make money from Premium subscribers who use the reminder service. Telling you the truth grows our subscriber base; pushing you grows nothing.
- 03
If you cancel a trial we sent you to - the merchant often claws back our referral fee. That's fine. The reminder still went out; the Premium subscription is still active. The cancel-help is the product.
Our catalog
156 trials reviewed
- Affiliate
- 137
- Referral
- 5
- Editorial only
- 10
- Refused
- 4
Merchant pays us
Customer share-link pays you more
No affiliate available
Could monetize. Won't.
Trials we refuse to monetize
These brands run real affiliate programs. We could earn fees on them. We don't - because the products themselves are predatory, have unresolved consumer-protection actions against them, or have fundamentally betrayed the trust we expect from anyone in our catalog. We list them with explicit warnings so people searching for them find honest information instead of a glowing review.
Trials we earn nothing on
No affiliate program exists for these (most are franchise gyms, in-person sign-ups, or nonprofits). They earn us zero direct revenue. We include them because the catalog is more useful with them than without.
This page updates automatically as trials are added. Last regenerated at request time from the live catalog.