Share it, get your money back

I make Tucket on my own. There’s no ad budget and no marketing team, and almost everyone who finds Tucket finds it because somebody mentioned it. So I’d rather pay you than an ad network. You know what Tucket is actually good for far better than an ad does.

1. Write it in your own words. Not an ad. Say what you use Tucket for and what it fixed for you. A few ideas are below.
2. Post it publicly on Reddit, Medium or X, with a link to trytucket.com in it.
3. When it reaches the goal, email me the link, a screenshot of the views, and the email you bought Tucket with.

Reach it and you get 100% of what you paid back, to the card you paid with. X counts impressions, which add up much faster than views, so its goal is higher.

The posts people actually read are honest and specific. Some ways in:

• The moment it saved you. The link you copied ten minutes ago and lost. The screenshot you found again by searching the words inside it.
• One real way you use it. A pinboard of references for a design, the five replies you paste at work every day, the research you collect while you browse.
• Answer someone who’s asking. People ask for a good Mac clipboard manager on Reddit all the time. A helpful answer to them often does better than a new post.
• Show it. A screenshot or a short screen recording of the popup gets far more attention than words alone.
• Say what it doesn’t do. Tucket doesn’t sync to your phone, for example. Being honest makes people trust the rest of what you say.

If you get something back for a post, most places, including the US and the EU, expect you to say so. One short line is enough, like “Tucket refunds you if a post about it gets 1,000 views.” It keeps things fair for the people reading, and it won’t hurt your post.

The button opens an email to me with the details laid out. Attach the screenshot of your views and send it. I read every claim myself and usually reply within a day or two.

• Your post needs a link to trytucket.com. If a subreddit removes links, writing “trytucket.com” as plain text counts.
• Views have to be real. Bought views, bots, vote swapping and paid promotion don’t count.
• Follow each subreddit’s rules. A post or comment removed by moderators, or as spam, doesn’t count.
• Post as often as you like, but one post has to reach the goal on its own. Views from different posts or platforms don’t add up.
• One refund per purchase, of what you actually paid after any discount.
• For purchases made on trytucket.com. AppSumo codes and the Mac App Store edition aren’t included.
• You keep your Tucket licence and every future update.
• I check every claim myself, and my decision is final. I may change this offer later, but a claim you have already sent follows the rules from when you sent it.
• What you write is yours. I might share it with credit to you. Tell me if you’d rather I didn’t.