Microstock data tracking that's Free, Private, Easy and Useful

The goal is to replace your spreadsheet by being easier and more useful. We're probably not there yet, but that's where we're heading.

 

Free - this tool is and always will be completely free to use
Private - by default nothing is published and you can even register anonymously
Easy - just enter your data and get the charts, and soon it'll be even easier than that
Useful - we're also building benchmarking tools so you can compare your results to everyone else

 

 

 

 

How it Works

1. Register Free

Use Google, Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo or OpenID to register. If you don't have one you can create one. It's free too.

 

2. Enter your Data

Start with your earnings. If you like you can also record your downloads and portfolio sizes. Together, these three metrics allow you to create all the charts. (we realize it's a drag to have to enter your data manually but we're working on ways to make this easier - see our feedback forum via the red button)

 

3. Publish, or Not

If you want to publish your earnings charts, change the setting and choose a username. Here's an example: http://www.microstockcharts.com/leetorrens If you don't want to publish, just leave the setting on private.

 

4. Compare (Coming Soon)

Use the charts to benchmark your performance against other microstockers. See whether you're underperforming at a particular agency or at a particular time. No longer will you have to wonder whether it's a change at an agency or just you.

 

 

Stay informed

As Microstock Charts registration is anonymous we have this mailing list to help us keep in touch with you.

 

It's not linked to your account so your anonymity is maintained. You can even subscribe without a Microstock Charts account if you just want to keep up to date. Read our strict privacy policy here!

 

The MicrostockCharts.com Project

 

This website is a GuteWolke project, created by Lee Torrens and Amos Struck. We've included referral links and advertising to earn back the development costs and keep the service free to use. Once we've recovered costs we'll continue reinvesting the profits to improve the service.