These are the active Crea Cosas partnerships. None of them is here because someone paid for the spot: they are all tools I use or have used, and that I have already written about on the blog. When one stops being useful to me, it leaves this list. Further down: how using these links keeps the project growing, and how to create and share your own.
Some of the links on this page are affiliate links: if you buy or sign up through them, I may earn a commission from the brand. The price you pay does not change.
The commission does not decide what I recommend or the order it appears in: I only list tools I use or have used. Once you leave this site, each brand applies its own cookies and its own privacy policy.
Filter by what you were already going to buy. If you do not need it, the link is no use to you.
8 active partnerships
Featured · Software & games
5%
with my link + code CreaCosas
If you need games, software for your team or for yourself — a one-time utility, a VPN, a consumer subscription or a gift card — Eneba gets you 5% off: use my link and apply the code CreaCosas at checkout.
AI & code
10%
off your first order
When you sign up and log in you get an instant 10% off your first order. It is the GLM Coding Plan I use every day, from 18 USD a month, with full support for Claude Code, Cline and 20+ tools.
Creators
5%
cashback when you top up coins
Topping up coins on the web instead of in the app is already cheaper. An invite link can add bonus coins and up to 5% cashback, capped at 250 USD on a single order.
Money
10%
cashback on your purchases
Global66 is a multi-currency account with a card for paying and receiving money across several countries without traditional bank fees. Sign up with my link and get 10% cashback on your purchases.
Shopping
0 USD
extra cost for you
Electronics, books, office gear or gadgets for recording content — I buy almost everything I use on Amazon. If you shop through my link, Amazon pays me a small commission and you pay exactly the same price.
Servers
US$3
a month, with a lifetime price lock
If you need your own server with root access, InterServer offers KVM VPS "slices" from 3 dollars a month, backed by its Price Lock Guarantee: the price you sign up at is the price you keep, with no renewal surprises.
Customer service
7 channels
in one inbox, with AI chatbots
Hibot brings WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Telegram, web chat, Mercado Libre and Apple Business Chat into one inbox. With AI chatbots, agent routing and bulk messaging, you can support and sell without losing conversations.
Money
$0
annual fee on the credit card
Nu is the digital bank I use in Colombia: a credit card with no management fee, savings boxes that pay interest daily, and virtual cards that expire in 24 hours so you can shop online without exposing your main card. If you apply with my link, we both enter Nu's referral campaigns.
There is no membership, no paywall and no need to donate. If you were already going to buy a tool, a VPS or a gift card, coming in through this page is the gesture that turns that purchase into resources for Crea Cosas.
“The link does not sell anything on its own. It sells the trust of the person who publishes it — and of the person who shares it.”
The experience is deliberately boring, and that is a feature. You click, you land on the brand, and you buy the way you would have bought anyway. In most cases you pay exactly the same; in several — Eneba, Z.ai, Global66, TikTok — you also get a discount, credit or cashback. The commission does not come out of your pocket: the brand pays it for the referral.
That commission is not a luxury extra. It pays for the server, the editing tools, the licences this blog is written with and the time it takes to publish with care. Every time the project grows — more articles, more translations, more videos — the bill grows with it. Affiliate links are the lever that covers that bill without dropping a wall of ads in the middle of the reading.
The recommendation, then, is not “buy to help”. It is the opposite: when you were already going to buy, come in through here. If you do not need the tool, the link is useless and should stay unused. A forced click does not build a project; a repeated click from people who actually use what is listed above does.
The habit that compounds is the smallest one: bookmark this page, use it when a subscription renews or you need software, and pass the link to someone who is already looking for that tool. You do not need a campaign. You need consistency. That is how a one-off resource becomes a flow, and a flow is what lets the next article get planned instead of wondering whether this month will cover costs.
There is no trick and no urgency. There is an order that respects your money and, at the same time, turns purchases that were going to happen into oxygen for Crea Cosas.
Amazon, Eneba or Global66 will treat you the same. The difference is the landing click: if you arrive with the link from here, the purchase counts for the project. If you arrive on your own, the purchase happens and Crea Cosas never hears about it.
An affiliate link is not an offer you should force. If you do not need a VPS, an AI plan or a coin top-up, do not buy them “to support”. Real support is using the link when the purchase was already on your list.
Forgetting kills more commissions than distrust. A bookmark, a phone shortcut or coming back here at renewal time is worth more than one heroic click.
A recommendation pays off when it arrives with context: “I use this, if it helps you come in through here”. That is not spam. It is saving someone else the same search you already did.
This page is not a closed club. The same mechanism that funds Crea Cosas can fund your own project: a blog, a channel, a newsletter, or simply the conversations in which you already recommend tools.
The most expensive mistake is reversing the order: getting the link first and then looking for something to publish. The link does not sell. Accumulated trust does. So the first step is not signing up for a program: it is actually using the tool and being able to explain, without a script, who it is for and who it is not.
Almost every brand on this page — Amazon Associates, Eneba, Global66, InterServer — has an official, free program. They ask for a place where you publish (a site, a profile, sometimes a channel is enough) and they give you an identifier. That identifier travels in the URL. When someone buys inside the cookie window, the brand attributes the commission to you.
There is an obligation that is not fine print: you have to disclose that the link is an affiliate link. In a post, in a bio, in an audio or in a WhatsApp message. The person who clicks deserves to know you may earn if they buy. Their price does not change; the transparency has to be there.
If you cannot name a flaw, you should not get paid to recommend it. Credibility runs out faster than any commission.
A guide, a video, an honest comparison. The link lives at the end of that usefulness, not instead of it.
One line is enough: “affiliate link, your price does not change”. Hidden in a footer nobody reads it, and that is what programs and AdSense look at.
Amazon commissions are low. An affiliate site is a volume-and-trust business, not a miracle link. If the math does not work, the model is not the problem: the asset does not exist yet.
The link is the same. The context changes. Social, web and word of mouth do not compete: they add up. The one that converts best is the one already used by people who trust you.
The web is the only channel that keeps working while you sleep. An article that ranks and a resource page like this one convert clicks for months, not for one algorithm cycle.
The channel with the most trust and the least scale. A direct message to someone who already asked “what do you use for X?” converts better than a thousand cold impressions.
What people usually ask when they land here: whether it costs more, how it actually helps, and how to set up their own links.
It is a URL with your identifier. If someone buys or signs up through it, the brand may pay you a commission. The price for the buyer does not change because they used the link.
No. In every case you pay the same as you would without the link, and in several — Eneba, Z.ai, Global66 and TikTok — you get a discount, credit or cashback. The brand pays the commission, not you.
Each attributed purchase leaves a commission that covers hosting, tools and publishing time. You do not need to donate or subscribe: just come in through this page when you were already going to buy that tool.
Yes. Most of these brands have an official, free program. The right order is to use the tool, create content or recommendations with judgement, always disclose, and only then place the link.
On social (bio and description), on a website or newsletter, and by word of mouth when someone is already looking for that tool. On all three paths you have to say it is an affiliate link.
Yes. It is a transparency duty, not hidden legal fine print. One visible line next to the link is enough. Hiding it in a footer or not saying it in a direct message is exactly what not to do.
The offers are at the top of this page. Pick the tool you already need, come in through the link, and you are done. If you later set up your own, the same rule applies: usefulness first, link second, and always in plain sight that it is an affiliate link.
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