Stacked Creator

An independent publication on cold email, lead data and sales CRMs, edited in Japan.

Affiliate Disclosure

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Stacked Creator is reader-supported. Some of the links on this site are affiliate links: when you sign up for or buy a product through one, the company pays us a commission. This comes at no additional cost to you.

Programs we’re in

This list is generated from the same record that decides which links on the site are paid links, so it changes on the day a program approves us.

ProgramStatusSince
Apollo.ioPays us a commission
ClosePays us a commission
EmailListVerifyPays us a commission
folkPays us a commission
FullEnrichPays us a commission
HeyReachPays us a commission
HunterPays us a commission
InstantlyPays us a commission
KrispCallPays us a commission
lemlistPays us a commission
PipedrivePays us a commission
SalesflarePays us a commission
SalesflowPays us a commission
SaleshandyPays us a commission
SalesTarget.aiPays us a commission
SmartleadPays us a commission
Snov.ioPays us a commission
StreakPays us a commission
UpLeadPays us a commission
Warmup InboxPays us a commission
WoodpeckerPays us a commission
CloudTalkApplied, not approved yet
HubSpotApplied, not approved yet
RocketReachApplied, not approved yet

No affiliate deal, so our links to them earn us nothing: Aircall, Cognism, GMass, Google Workspace, Kaspr, LeadMagic, Lusha, Microsoft 365 and Reply.io.

How paid links are marked

  • Every guide starts with a one-line notice: “Ad · Paid links…” when the page has at least one paid link, or “No paid links on this page” when it has none.
  • Under each button, a note says either “Ad · Paid link” or “Direct link … We don’t earn anything from it.” A paid link in the running text is followed by “(Paid link)”.
  • Paid links carry rel="sponsored" in our HTML. When you follow one, the company may use a cookie or similar identifier to attribute your sign-up to us. The commission is paid by the company, not by you, and the price you pay is the same (occasionally a partner offer gives you a discount).
  • Some partner links pass three fixed labels to the program: the page, where the button sits on it, and the button’s version. They tell us which placements lead to sign-ups and never include anything about you.

Our recommendations stay independent

  • Whether a product has an affiliate program, and how much it pays, does not decide whether we cover it or how we rate it. We regularly mention and recommend tools we earn nothing from.
  • We don’t accept payment for positive reviews, rankings or placement.
  • If we ever publish sponsored content, it will be clearly labelled as sponsored at the top of the page.

Perks from vendors

If a vendor gives us anything beyond the standard commission — a longer trial, extra credits, a discount or a special landing page — we list it here and in the hands-on notes of any guide that relies on it. None so far.

Statements our partner programs ask us to show

Some programs ask affiliates to publish a set statement. We show them here word for word.

Instantly: “Disclosure: My relationship with Instantly is that of an independent party. I do not hold any position, nor do I have the power to form binding agreements or act on behalf of Instantly. My earnings are derived from referral compensations provided by Instantly. The views I share are solely mine and should not be seen as official statements, promises, or representations of Instantly, or any related entities or personnel.”

FTC compliance

This disclosure is provided in accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and testimonials in advertising (16 CFR Part 255). Similar principles apply under the advertising rules of other countries where our readers live.

Questions

If you have any questions about how we make money, email [email protected].