How SideBySend makes money, and how it does not

SideBySend is an independent pricing dataset published by Tiny Utility Lab. A link to a vendor site can be an affiliate link. If you click one and then sign up or buy, the vendor or its affiliate network may pay SideBySend a commission. That costs you nothing extra: you pay the vendor the same price you would pay without the link.

Every page that carries an affiliate link says so near the top, before the first such link, and links here. Affiliate links are the Visit links near the top of those pages, and they are marked sponsored in the page code. A vendor not named above has no affiliate link.

Every price in the dataset links back to the vendor pricing page it was read from. That link exists so the number can be checked, the same way a footnote exists in a report. It is a citation, not a recommendation and not a referral.

Those source links are marked nofollow and carry no tracking parameters that would credit SideBySend for a signup. Only the Visit links described above can earn a commission.

The rules behind every cell live on the methodology page: the fixed breakpoints, monthly and annual kept apart, the send frequency assumption used for volume priced vendors, and what each confidence rating means.

Prices are compiled from public vendor pricing pages, so they can lag behind changes, and public pages do not show regional pricing, promotions or grandfathered rates. The footer at the bottom of every page carries that accuracy and lag caveat alongside this disclosure. Confirm with the vendor before spending money.

SideBySend does not claim hands on testing. No account was opened, no campaign was sent and no deliverability was measured. The site reads published pricing and records it, which is a narrower job than reviewing software, and it is stated plainly rather than dressed up.

You never need an affiliate link to use anything on this site. Go to the vendor directly if you prefer, and confirm the live price there before you buy.