How this site makes money
Short version: some links earn me a commission, the prompts stay free because of it, and it doesn't change what I write about a tool.
What a referral link is
Some of the tools I write about run partner programs. If you subscribe through one of my links, the company pays me a percentage. You pay exactly the same price you would otherwise — there's no markup and no difference to you.
Which links earn a commission
These do:
- ImagineArt — Images and video in one place — generate your references and the reel without switching tabs.
- OpenArt — Many image and video models behind one account, with a playground for comparing them.
- Creatify — AI avatars and UGC ads built around a product link, not a blank canvas.
- Figma Weave — A node canvas where a whole generation workflow becomes something you can re-run.
- Vosu — AI video generation aimed at short-form social output.
These don't. I link to them because the prompts need them:
- AIReel — Many video models in one place, including Seedance 2.5 at up to 30 seconds.
Every paid link on the site is marked rel="sponsored" in
the code, and prompt pages that contain one say so at the point of use.
How I decide what to recommend
I only write about tools I've used on real client work. That's the whole filter — not whether there's a partner program, and not what the commission rate is.
You'll notice every review has a "what isn't good" section, and that those are specific rather than token. Kling is slow. Seedance mangles hands. Freepik is something you should cancel once you've worked out what you need. Those are the things I'd tell you over coffee, and a review that leaves them out isn't worth reading.
A recommendation you can't trust is worth nothing to either of us. If I started pushing whichever tool paid best, you'd work it out within a month and stop coming back — which would also be the end of the commissions.
The other ways this site earns
- Paid prompt packs — the ones marked with a price in the catalogue.
- Video production — I make AI content for brands directly.
The free prompts aren't loss leaders with something withheld. They contain the actual method. The paid things are packaged systems and done-for-you work, which is a different purchase.
Questions
If something here looks like a conflict of interest, ask me about it — Instagram is the fastest way to reach me. I'd rather answer than have you wonder.