Stacklist
Stacklist is a content network where businesses and creators publish resource hubs. It lists links saved as cards and collections of cards called stacks.
- Status
- Online, no dated listings
- Authority
- 47/100How often other sites link to it (Common Crawl, Oct 2026)
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About
Stacklist is a content network and resource hub tool for businesses, creators and teams, built by Stacks, Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia. Its pages do not describe it as a launch board or product directory. Users save links and files as cards, group cards into stacks, and publish them as a branded hub that can be shared with one link. Stacklist says it publishes content with schema.org structured data so AI assistants can read it. The pages do not describe a product submission form, a review process or a backlink type. Starting is free, and the pages say paid plans start from $49 a month, with analytics included. A separate partner program pays 50% of each referred customer's monthly payment for the first 12 months.
What it lists
- Links saved as cards
- Collections of cards called stacks
- Videos, PDFs, podcast episodes and spec sheets
- Business resource hubs
- Press, events and listings
Who visits
Stacklist says it is built for creators, professionals and teams, including coaches, hotels, agencies and accelerators.
Paid options
Last checked Oct 28, 2026.
| Option | Price | What you get | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paid plans | from $49 a month | Paid plans include analytics for web traffic, content engagement and AI discoverability. Team plans and above add team reporting, and Organization adds organization-wide rollups. | stacklist.com/about |
Written from Stacklist's own pages on Oct 28, 2026.
Questions
- Is Stacklist free?
- Yes, to start. The home page says "Start organizing for free. Upgrade when you're ready."
- How much does Stacklist cost?
- Paid plans start from $49 a month, according to the About page. Stacklist does not list other prices on the pages reviewed.
- How long does Stacklist take to approve or review a listing?
- Stacklist does not say on its site. Its only stated review time is for partner program applications, which it says are mostly reviewed within two business days.
- Can I advertise on Stacklist?
- Stacklist does not say on its site. It lists no ad or sponsor placements, but it runs a partner program that pays 50% of referred customers' monthly payments for 12 months.
- Do I need to add a badge or backlink to Stacklist?
- Stacklist does not say on its site. The pages reviewed mention no badge or backlink requirement.
- What is Stacklist?
- Stacklist is a content network where businesses and creators keep content as cards, organize it into stacks and publish it as a hub. It is built by Stacks, Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Who is Stacklist for?
- Stacklist says it is built for creators, professionals and teams. Examples on its home page include coaches, hotels, real estate agencies, accelerators, VC firms and personal blogs.
Details
- How often other sites link to it
- 47 out of 100 (Common Crawl, Oct 2026)
- Best for
- Any product
- Domain registered
- Jun 2014 (12 years ago)
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Checked Oct 26, 2026 · How we check
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