Transparency and recommendation standards
Rehash uses transparency as part of its recommendation model. Some vendors, tools, links, or listed software may be affiliate, referral, or partner relationships. Those relationships may support Rehash research, free resources, and self-serve content, but they do not determine recommendations.
How Rehash makes money
Rehash earns revenue through paid engagements such as Assess, Deploy, Optimize, Strategic Projects, paid strategy sessions, and Foundations assets. Rehash may also earn compensation through affiliate, referral, or partner relationships with software vendors when a visitor signs up or purchases through certain links. Paid client work is the primary revenue source. Affiliate and partner income supports research, free resources, and self-serve content.
Affiliate, referral, and partner relationships
Some software vendors listed or discussed by Rehash may have affiliate, referral, or partner relationships with Rehash. Where a relationship exists, it is disclosed near the relevant card, link, or call to action. Affiliate calls to action only appear when a real affiliate or referral URL exists. Placeholder partner status is not presented as validated public partner status.
Why partner economics do not determine recommendations
Rehash recommendations are scored against business context first. Partner status carries the lowest weight and never overrides core fit. A tool with no affiliate relationship can outrank a tool that has one, and frequently does. Compensation does not move a vendor up a shortlist, into a recommendation, or into a client report.
What vendor-agnostic and business-context-based means
Vendor-agnostic means Rehash is not contractually obligated to recommend any specific platform. Business-context-based means recommendations are evaluated against the operator's trade, size, workflow, reporting needs, growth-system visibility, implementation capacity, current stack, and AI operating context. The same vendor can be a strong recommendation for one operator and a poor recommendation for another.
Named examples vs client-specific recommendations
Software named in public pages, the Software List, articles, and Software Finder output is for education and directional fit. A real Rehash recommendation is produced inside a paid engagement against your actual operation, including pricing, integrations, adoption capacity, and reporting model. Named examples in public content should not be treated as final recommendations for any specific business.
Software List disclosure
Software vendors listed or discussed by Rehash may include affiliate, referral, or partner relationships. Rehash may receive compensation if a visitor signs up, purchases, or is introduced through certain links. Partner status does not make a vendor universally recommended. The Software List is vendor-agnostic and business-context based.
Foundations asset disclosure
Foundations assets such as the Blueprint, Guide, Playbook, and future Masterclass may reference named software, including vendors with affiliate or partner relationships. Those references are educational. They do not constitute a personalized recommendation for any specific business.
Vendor-claim validation standard
Pricing, features, integrations, support coverage, and current product claims are not invented. Material vendor claims that have not been verified are marked as needing current validation. Anything that drives a buying decision should be validated against the vendor before commitment.
Active partner list
A public list of active Rehash partners will be published here once the launch Software List is complete and validated. Until then, the following placeholder applies: software vendors listed or discussed by Rehash may include affiliate, referral, or partner relationships. Rehash may receive compensation if a visitor signs up, purchases, or is introduced through certain links. Partner status does not make a vendor universally recommended.
Client report and proposal disclosure
In paid engagements, any recommended vendor that has an affiliate, referral, or partner relationship with Rehash is disclosed inside the deliverable. Clients see the relationship alongside the recommendation, the reasoning, and the alternatives considered. Clients can always request a non-partner alternative.
How to flag an issue
If a listing, recommendation, or disclosure looks wrong, the right next step is a short conversation. Use the Contact page. Rehash would rather correct a listing than defend it.
Last updated: May 19, 2026.