Close to My Heart vs Stampin Up vs Uppercase Living
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Lowest cost to start
Uppercase Living ($59)
Highest personal commission
Close to My Heart (45%)
Longest track record
Stampin Up (since 1988)
Best rated by members
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Close to My HeartNo longer operating
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How to read this comparison
- Starter kit is the up-front purchase to begin selling. Some companies also charge an annual renewal or a website fee; check the company page.
- Personal commission is your cut of your own retail sales. Downline commission is what you earn on sales by people you recruit; a plan with no downline pay is single-level, one with overrides is multi-level.
- Sales to earn the kit back divides the minimum kit by the minimum commission. It is the retail volume you must sell before the kit has paid for itself, before any other costs.
- Most multi-level plans publish an income disclosure statement. Ask for it, and read it, before you sign. Typical participants earn far less than the top ranks.
- Figures are company-reported and can change. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
What members say
I have been a consultant for over 23 years now and have been veryu happy with the innovative products this company comes out with every year. Card making is one of my favorite things to do - I love to teach the art of stamping and I am given all the tools I need for that. If you love scrapbooking, you want to see some of our great tools we offer and easy kits for you to get started.
Incredible company that stands behind the high quality VINYL they make and sell.
Terrible quality, received several complaints about the products and had a bad experience myself. Vinyls ripped easily and would not stick as easily as portrayed. Customer service was non-responsive and I had to report them to the BBB in order to get any type of action and even still was only refunded a fraction of my purchase amount.
