Hi all. We run Sunday Gap, a free weekly futures newsletter with a few free reference tools: an economic calendar in Central time, market hours and holiday schedules, and tick-value calculators for the common contracts. No ads, nothing for sale, no referral links, and the tools work without signing up.

Before posting anything, we wanted to check the rules. Is it OK to share a link to free tools like these, and if so, which section is the right one? If the preference is that we just answer questions in existing threads without linking, that's fine too.

Thanks.

sundaygap 

Hi all. We run Sunday Gap, a free weekly futures newsletter with a few free reference tools: an economic calendar in Central time, market hours and holiday schedules, and tick-value calculators for the common contracts. No ads, nothing for sale, no referral links, and the tools work without signing up. Before posting anything, we wanted to check the rules. Is it OK to share a link to free tools like these, and if so, which section is the right one? If the preference is that we just answer questions in existing threads without linking, that's fine too. Thanks.

Hi @sundaygap


If everything's free, what is your business model?

What I can say is that the tools are free, need no signup, and carry no ads or referral links. This is more of a project website I'm sharing.

sundaygap 

What I can say is that the tools are free, need no signup, and carry no ads or referral links. This is more of a project website I'm sharing.

But this doesn't say whether the free tools may lead in the future to a freemium model or anything of the sort.

It wouldn't be the first time that people try to advertise something free which then leads audiences to something else, typically not free.