Who the Heck is Frank Bauer anyway?

Disclosure: I’m an affiliate for MyResourc.es, and the links in this post are my referral links. If you sign up through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

If you’ve ever tried to keep track of every tool, offer, and resource you use online — bookmarks scattered across three browsers, a notes app you forget to update, a dozen half-remembered URLs — you already know the problem MyResourc.es is trying to solve. 🔗 Here’s an honest look at what it is, what it actually does, and where the marketing around it gets ahead of what I could verify.

What MyResourc.es Actually Does

MyResourc.es (the site behind today’s link, which redirects through a vanity domain called “Become Profitable”) describes itself as a “viral home / start page” that keeps your resources organized. Based on what’s actually visible on the live page, here’s what I could confirm:

• You can sign up and log in to build your own page of organized resources, grouped by category (there’s an “Add Category” option right on the homepage).
• Your page is public by default — visitors can browse “your public resources” the way I could browse the example account’s page without logging in.
• There’s a search function that lets visitors search content posted by other users across the platform.
• The site is run by Add2it.com Marketing Pty Ltd, which has had a footer copyright notice going back to 2013 — so this isn’t a brand-new, fly-by-night operation.
• There’s an affiliate program, linked in the footer, which is presumably how the “become profitable” angle comes in — you build a resources page, share it, and earn when people you refer sign up.

That’s the extent of what the page itself tells you. It’s a fairly simple concept — a shareable, public link-organizing tool with a referral layer attached — but the homepage doesn’t go much further than that in terms of explaining the mechanics.

Pricing and Getting Started

I could not find any pricing information on the page I reviewed. There’s no pricing table, no mention of a free tier versus a paid tier, and no checkout flow visible before signup. Getting started appears to be a simple “Login or Signup” click, but what happens after that — whether there are paid upgrades, limits on free accounts, or anything else — isn’t disclosed anywhere I could see without actually creating an account.

A Few Things Worth Flagging 🚩

I want to be upfront here: the page behind today’s link is thin on detail compared to some of the sales pages I’ve covered in this series. A few honest notes:

• The word “viral” in the tagline is marketing language, not a measurable claim. Nothing on the page explains what mechanism actually drives sharing or growth — it’s presented as a label, not a demonstrated feature.
• The redirect domain used for today’s link, “becomeprofitable.info,” implies an income angle that the destination page itself doesn’t actually spell out. There’s no earnings disclaimer, no income examples, and no specific dollar claims on the page — which is better than the hype-heavy pages I’ve reviewed elsewhere in this series, but it also means I can’t tell you what “becoming profitable” with this tool is actually supposed to look like in practice.
• Details on the affiliate program itself — commission rates, payout thresholds, cookie duration — aren’t published on the main page. You’d need to dig into the site’s own Affiliates, Terms & Conditions, and Privacy Policy pages to get a full picture, and I wasn’t able to verify those details independently before publishing this.
• Because so little is spelled out publicly, a decent amount of what this tool is worth to you depends on things outside the page itself — how actively the operator promotes it, how many people are already using it, and what (if anything) sits behind the free signup.

None of this means the tool is a scam — a long-running company with a 2013 footer date and a straightforward “organize and share your links” concept is a pretty low-risk thing to try. It just means I’d rather tell you plainly what I could and couldn’t verify than dress up a thin page with language it doesn’t use itself.

Who This Is (and Isn’t) For

This could make sense for you if you’re the kind of person who already shares a lot of links — resources, affiliate offers, favorite tools — and wants a single, organized public page to point people to, with the option of a referral angle on top. It’s probably less useful if you’re looking for a full link-in-bio replacement with built-in analytics, scheduling, or e-commerce features, since none of that is advertised here. And if you’re hoping for a clearly laid-out income opportunity with transparent numbers, this particular page won’t give you that — you’d be signing up somewhat in the dark on the business side of things.

Quick FAQ

Is MyResourc.es free?
Pricing isn’t disclosed on the page I reviewed. You’d need to sign up to see if there’s a free tier, a paid tier, or both.

Does it actually make you money?
The page doesn’t make specific earnings claims, which is a point in its favor, but it also doesn’t explain how the affiliate side pays out. Treat “become profitable” as a tagline, not a guarantee. 💡

How long has this company been around?
The footer copyright notice for Add2it.com Marketing Pty Ltd goes back to 2013, suggesting an established operator rather than a brand-new site.

Do I need to pay to try it?
Based on the visible page, signup looks free to start (“Login or Signup”), but I’d recommend checking the Terms & Conditions directly before assuming anything about ongoing costs.

Bottom Line

MyResourc.es is a straightforward public resource/link page with a referral program attached. The page itself is light on detail — no pricing, no feature deep-dive, no affiliate terms spelled out up front — which makes it harder than usual to give you a confident verdict either way. It doesn’t lean on exaggerated income claims, which I appreciate, but that also means there’s not much to evaluate beyond “sign up and see.” If organizing and sharing your links publicly, with a possible referral upside, sounds useful to you, it’s a low-effort thing to try — just go in knowing the details weren’t fully spelled out at the time I wrote this. 👍

» Check out MyResourc.es here

As always, I’d encourage you to read the site’s own Terms & Conditions and Affiliates page directly before signing up, since several key details weren’t available on the main page at the time of this review.