What “checked” means
A source and its important terms were recorded, and the link passed the check shown on the listing. The evidence remains open for you to inspect.
About StackOnSale
A software deal desk with a source beside every claim.
StackOnSale is an independent AI and SaaS deal directory published by 9504-3691 Québec Inc. in Québec, Canada. Emmanuel Grenier is the publisher and editorial contact.
How an offer is checked
1
Read the vendor's own page
We start with the official pricing, eligibility or promotion page. Every published offer keeps a separate evidence link so you can read the same source.
2
Record the terms that change the decision
We note the plan, billing period, audience, region, expiry and important exclusions. When two printed prices exist, the percentage shown in the ranking comes from the arithmetic.
3
Date the check and keep the limits visible
A successful link check is dated. It proves that the recorded page responded at that time; it does not promise that a vendor will keep the same price or approve every buyer.
4
Separate money from the ranking
Affiliate links carry a nearby disclosure. Sponsored placements sit outside the organic list. Neither can add points to the published Deal Score.
What it does not mean
It is not a price guarantee, endorsement or promise of eligibility. Vendors control checkout, renewals and account approval, so confirm the final terms before buying.
How StackOnSale makes money
Some outbound buttons may use approved affiliate links and can earn StackOnSale a commission. The official evidence link stays separate. Brands can also buy a vendor-confirmed listing or a clearly labeled placement, but payment never changes organic order.