Standing sheet
Affiliate disclosure
How this site is paid, which platforms it is paid by, which one it deliberately is not, and the rule that stops the money reaching the rankings.
A number of the outbound links on this rack are commercial. Following one and then subscribing can pay this desk a commission from the platform in question, at no difference whatsoever to what that platform charges you.
How the links work
No page here contains a vendor address, a tracking parameter or a network URL. Partner links point at an internal address on this domain, which redirects to the platform. Every one carries rel="sponsored nofollow", and the redirect path is blocked in this site's robots file so it is never indexed.
That arrangement exists for a practical reason as well as a tidy one: it means the destination of every partner link on the entire site lives in a single file, and it can be audited in one place rather than hunted through the prose.
The path a partner link takes
Three hops, one of them on this domain.
the link you click
one file holds every destination
its own site, its own privacy policy
rel="sponsored nofollow" on every one/go/ blocked in robots.txtWhich platforms pay, and which does not
Duda, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace and Framer all operate partner programmes and links to them on this site are partner links.
10Web is discussed on this site and is not linked as a partner. Its published white-label scope is the broadest in the category and it deserves the coverage it gets on the best website builder for agencies rack. But it publishes no price for that offer at all, and a site whose entire argument is read the plan sheet before you commit should not be paid for sending anyone toward a plan sheet that does not exist. When 10Web publishes agency pricing, that position gets revisited in public.
The rule about rankings
The order of the rack is set before any partner relationship is considered, and it has never been changed afterwards. The rack is ordered on four permissions read off vendor pages, and the method is published so the ordering can be argued with on its merits.
The platform ranked first here happens to be one that pays. The platform ranked fourth also pays. If commissions were setting the order, the order would look different and considerably less awkward.