We read the fine print so you don't have to.

Financial newsletters spend millions every year producing video sales letters designed to do one thing: make you curious enough to subscribe. The "secret stock" is the bait. The subscription is the product. Most of the time the secret is deducible from publicly stated clues — and most of the time, the pitch is inflated well beyond what the underlying company justifies.

We started NewsletterVetter because we got tired of watching the same promos recycle the same framings — "end of the dollar," "tiny company at the center of the next revolution," "this presentation comes down at midnight" — and because nobody else seemed to be reading the actual fine print.

What we do

Every promo goes through a five-step pipeline: Detect → Extract → Analyze → Reveal → Vet.We watch publisher sites, YouTube, and inboxes for new campaigns. We pull the full transcript, including the disclaimer text most people scroll past. We break down the hook, the claims, and the compliance. We name the stock being teased. And we rate the whole thing — inflated, identifiable, recycled, or, occasionally, legitimate.

Principles

How to use this site

• Latest Vets — every promo we've vetted, newest first.
• Publishers — browse by the newsletter publisher we're analyzing.
• Glossary — if a promo uses a word you don't recognize, look it up here.
• Submit a Promo — send us a URL and we'll queue it for the pipeline.
• Subscribe — get each new vet by email. Free.

Contact

Tips, corrections, and promos to vet: use the submit form. For everything else, the pipeline is listening.