Dealpuffin vs ShareMRR

ShareMRR connects founders with marketers, sellers, and creators. The founder connects Stripe so partners can see verified revenue. A partner who is accepted gets a unique coupon for attribution and a one-time commission on the customers they send, such as a share of the first payment. The MRR is there so a promoter can decide the product is worth promoting.

Dealpuffin also reads Stripe, and it also refuses a made-up revenue number. The audience is different. The MRR line is for the early adopter deciding whether to try the product, and for another founder doing the same. It stays hidden until the founder opts in, and then it is a band or the exact figure. The code on the listing is the founder's own promotion code, not a partner's tracking code. Dealpuffin pays no commission and does not introduce a marketer.

ShareMRR fits a founder who wants distribution from people who promote for a fee. Dealpuffin fits a founder who wants early users to find the coupon themselves, or through their own agent, and to see real subscription revenue if the founder chooses to show it.

	ShareMRR	Dealpuffin
Why MRR is shown	So a promoter will take the product	So an early adopter can see the product is real
Who sees it	Partners browsing for something to promote	Seekers, only after the founder opts in
The code	Unique to a partner, for attribution	The founder's promotion code, claimed by a seeker
Money to a middleman	A one-time commission per conversion	None. The seeker pays the product
Who the founder is trying to reach	A marketer	An early adopter

Frequently asked questions

Do Dealpuffin and ShareMRR both verify MRR with Stripe?

Yes. Both read revenue from Stripe instead of asking the founder to type it. ShareMRR shows it to promoters. Dealpuffin shows a band or the exact figure to seekers, and only after an explicit opt-in.

Does Dealpuffin pay affiliates?

No. Claiming a code does not earn a commission. The discount is the coupon. The payment goes to the product.