Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: January 2026
Gooobus is reader-supported. When you click certain links on this site and go on to subscribe to a CRM product, we may receive a commission from the vendor at no additional cost to you. This page explains how that works and how it affects — and does not affect — what we publish.
How we make money
Our revenue comes from two sources: (1) affiliate commissions paid by CRM vendors when a reader signs up for a paid plan after following one of our links, and (2) display advertising served by third parties such as Google AdSense. Advertisers do not receive editorial coverage in exchange for ad spend, and advertisers cannot purchase inclusion in any review, comparison, or "best of" list on this site.
Which links are affiliate links
Outbound links to CRM vendors on category and review pages may be affiliate links. Links to primary sources — vendor documentation, pricing pages we cite for fact-checking, or news articles — are not monetized. We do not use affiliate links inside body text where a reader would reasonably expect a citation rather than a recommendation.
How this affects our reviews
It does not. Products earn their spot on the strength of the pilot described in our editorial policy. We publish critical reviews of vendors we have affiliate relationships with, and we recommend products we do not earn any commission on when they are the right fit. Rankings are set by the editorial team before any commercial team reviews the draft.
Legal basis
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