About The Lazy Site

The Lazy Site is a publication about AI tools, passive income systems, and side hustles for people who would rather build leverage than worship the grind. Around here, "lazy" means strategic — pick the workflow that actually compounds, ignore the one that just feels productive.

Who runs this

Hi — I'm Josh, founder, the lazy site. I've been building content and affiliate sites since the WordPress era. The Lazy Site started as a lifestyle blog back in 2017 and was rebuilt from scratch in 2026 to focus on what actually works now: AI tools, passive income models, and side hustles that survive a real schedule.

Recommendations should distinguish documented features from hands-on experience, and explain costs and limitations. If a tool is overhyped, slow, or impossible to sustain, it gets called out. The honest answer is more useful than the polite one.

How tools and methods get reviewed

• Hands-on claims should include the task, setup, and limits of the test; vendor information should be identified as such.
• Passive income models are evaluated by setup cost, time to first dollar, and how brittle the system is six months in.
• Affiliate links are marked as sponsored, and articles include an affiliate disclosure. Costs and limitations belong alongside recommendations.
• Corrections are dated. Check current vendor pages before buying, because pricing and features can change between updates.

How this site makes money

Three ways: affiliate links (clearly disclosed), display ads (Google AdSense), and email recommendations from a newsletter you can opt into. None of these influence which tools are recommended. If something doesn't deserve a spot, it doesn't get one — even if the commission is great.

Get in touch

Have a tool worth testing, a correction, or a question? Use the contact page or email [email protected].