How The Stackora Makes Money

Last updated: August 2026

I built The Stackora to be the place I wish existed when I first started buying freelance services: honest, tested, and upfront about how it pays the bills. This page explains exactly that.

I’m a Fiverr Affiliate

The Stackora participates in the Fiverr Affiliate Program. When you click a link on this site and go on to make a purchase on Fiverr, I may earn a commission. This applies whether you buy the specific service I linked to or something else entirely during that visit, since affiliate tracking works off a cookie window rather than a single link.

This commission costs you nothing extra. The price you pay on Fiverr is the same price whether you arrive through my link or by typing the address in yourself.

What This Does Not Change

I only publish reviews for services I have personally paid for and used myself.
Sellers do not pay me to be featured, and no one previews a review before it goes live.
If a service stops performing well, I remove it from the stack, regardless of how much commission it has earned.
Ratings and results shown on this site reflect my own experience, not a guarantee of what you will experience.

Why I Choose to Disclose This

Affiliate disclosure is required by the FTC for any site that earns commission from recommendations, and I would want to know this as a reader regardless. If you have questions about a specific recommendation or how a link works, contact me any time at contact@thestackora.com.

Questions

Reach out at hello@thestackora.com and I will answer personally.