StackPilot Affiliate Disclosure & Commission Transparency
StackPilot is funded through referral commissions when readers purchase hosting via clearly marked /go/ links, at zero extra cost to the buyer.
How StackPilot Funds Reference Runbooks Through /go/ Partner Links
Outbound partner links on StackPilot use /go/ redirect paths carrying rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and target="_blank". When you click a /go/ link to Hostinger, InterServer, ChemiCloud, Vultr, or UltaHost and complete a purchase, StackPilot Editorial Desk may receive a referral commission from that vendor.
Using a StackPilot referral link never increases your checkout price; where partner coupons apply (such as Hostinger referral codes), discounts are applied on the vendor checkout screen.
Separation Between StackPilot Sizing Math and Commercial Partnerships
Container memory allocations inside StackPilot checklists follow documented application requirements: 1TB+ photo libraries route to high-capacity storage slices, zero-CLI CMS workloads route to managed LiteSpeed plans, and local LLM containers route to 32GB+ dedicated RAM VDS or GPU instances.
StackPilot Governance Questions (disclosure)
- Do buyers pay extra when clicking a StackPilot /go/ referral button?
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No. Vendor checkout prices via StackPilot /go/ links are identical to direct public pricing or lower when partner referral discounts apply.
- Do open-source tools like n8n, Coolify, or Immich sponsor StackPilot?
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No. StackPilot has no commercial sponsorship from n8n, Coolify, Immich, Ghost, or Uptime Kuma.