Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: June 2026

brokeinprod is a publication of FLMOR Media, LLC, a Texaslimited liability company. When we link to a product, tool, or service, that link may be an affiliate link — meaning if you click it and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. When that's the case, commissions help fund our work: they pay for the tools we evaluate, the time we spend writing, and the cost of operating the site.

How this affects what we write

It doesn't. We write what we actually think, including when that means criticizing a popular product or recommending you not buy something. If we recommend a product, it's because we've tested it, used it, or researched it thoroughly enough to stand behind the recommendation. The commission a retailer pays us never determines whether we recommend a product — and we will tell you if we've found a better option that pays us nothing.

Programs we participate in

When we earn affiliate commissions, it is through retailer, brand, and platform programs relevant to what we cover — things like hosting, developer tools, and hardware. The specific programs we're enrolled in change over time as we add new content. Where required by a program, we identify ourselves as a participant on the relevant pages.

FTC compliance

This disclosure is provided in accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR §255 guidelines on endorsements and testimonials. We clearly label affiliate links wherever they appear in our content, and we never accept payment for positive coverage of a product.

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