Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: October 16, 2026

Some of the tools we recommend pay us a commission if you sign up through our link. This page explains what that means and what it does not.

Which links pay us

Today, 1 tool pays us: LeadTruffle, a missed-call text-back tool for home service businesses. When we link to it, we put this sentence right after the link: "We may earn a commission if you sign up for LeadTruffle through this link." Every other tool we name, including Fathom, Smith.ai, Weave and Gorgias, is a plain link or a plain mention that pays us nothing.

Commissions never change what we recommend

We pick tools by what they fix for your kind of business, what they cost, and how long they take to set up. A commission is never part of that. If a tool that pays us is the wrong fit for you, we will say so and point you to one that is better, even if it pays us nothing. If we find a better tool than LeadTruffle for home services, we will recommend it instead.

Where you will see the sentence

You will see it in our emails, our assessment reports and our web pages, in the same paragraph as the link, right after it. A footer on its own is not enough, so we do not rely on one.

What the tool costs you

We state the tool's own price next to every recommendation, as the vendor publishes it. We do not state commission rates, and nothing in an OpsJuice report is paid placement.

Questions

Email us at [email protected] and we will answer in plain words. If you see an affiliate link on an OpsJuice page with no disclosure beside it, tell us and we will fix it.