Our method
How we pick the marketplaces on this site
Every fee, payout and deal figure on this site comes from the company's own site, its terms or a public filing, with the date we checked it. Here is how a company gets listed.
Where the fees and figures come from
Commissions, revenue shares and payout rates come from each company's own pricing, seller or help pages, and the listing links there. When a company doesn't publish its cut, the listing says "not published" instead of guessing.
Deal amounts come from company filings, earnings releases or press releases. When the only source is a news report, we label the figure "reported" and name the outlet.
How a company gets on a list
- It pays for data, or helps someone else pay for it. Marketplaces, brokers, licensing platforms and creator programs qualify. Free dataset hubs don't.
- We can say who can sell. Companies, publishers, creators or individuals. Each listing says which, because most platforms only take one kind of seller.
- We can describe how the seller gets paid. Commission, revenue share, flat fee or per-unit rate, or plainly "not published".
Sponsored listings are labeled Sponsored and shown first.
What we don't do
- We don't invent ratings, payouts or "typical earnings".
- We don't describe programs we can't point to on the company's own site.
- We don't change a page's date unless the page actually changed.