How Inboxwright makes money
Some links on this site earn us a commission if you buy. This page lists which, the ones we refuse, and the rules that keep payment away from the rankings.
Inboxwright is paid through affiliate programmes: when you follow one of our partner links and later buy a paid plan, the vendor may pay us a share. The price you pay is the vendor's price; we never add to it, and we never offer our own coupon codes.
Which links can pay us
Partner links on this site start with /go/ and are marked as sponsored. They point to GetResponse, Sender, AWeber, Moosend, EmailOctopus, Benchmark Email and MailerSend, each of which runs a public affiliate programme. Until our application to a programme is approved, its link goes straight to the vendor's homepage and pays nothing.
What we link without payment, or not at all
- Brevo. Its affiliate programme does not accept sites like this one, so Brevo never gets a partner link here: we recommend it where it fits, link it plainly, and earn nothing.
- Free tools. Google Postmaster Tools and other free services we recommend pay us nothing, and we link them plainly.
- Mailchimp. We describe Mailchimp's prices because buyers compare against them, but we do not link it through any affiliate offer.
- Kit and MailerLite. We compare MailerLite's prices in tables, but we do not review or link either platform.
- Anything we cannot verify. A vendor whose affiliate terms we have not read at the source gets no partner link.
The rules we keep
- Scores come from the rubric published on the ranking page, set before we look at what any programme pays.
- A free plan or a tool that pays nothing is recommended whenever it is the right answer.
- No coupon boxes, no "exclusive discount" claims, and no bidding on vendors' brand names in search ads.
- No partner link inside a numbered setup step: instructions stay instructions.
- Every price is dated and sourced, whatever the vendor pays.
If you think a page breaks one of these rules, tell us.