Get in Touch with Incomes Hub
Readers are welcome to contact IncomesHub at any time. If a profile raises a question, a figure needs checking, or a business matter needs discussing, the team will be glad to receive a clear, short message about it.
How to Contact Us
- General Inquiries & Support: support@incomeshub.com
- Editorial & Fact-Checking Team (Corrections): editorial@incomeshub.com
- Advertising & Partnerships: partners@incomeshub.com
Send Us a Message
You can also contact IncomesHub directly through the form below, which sends your message straight to the relevant team:
Response Time
Messages are reviewed by the editorial and support teams throughout the day, and most genuine enquiries receive a reply within 24 to 48 hours.
Please note: Because a large share of mail concerns net worth estimates for well-known people, corrections and press enquiries are handled first.
What to Include in Your Message
Start with a subject line that says what the message is about, so it can be passed to the right person straight away.
Name the profile or article you are referring to, and quote the exact sentence or figure you would like checked.
Add a public source for your point where you can, such as an interview, a company statement, or a published ranking.
Say in your own words whether you are asking a question, pointing out a possible error, or suggesting a new profile.
Keep each message to one topic, rather than mixing several unrelated requests into a single long note.
Corrections and Updates
If a figure looks stale, say so, because valuations move quickly and published totals can become outdated within weeks.
Share the updated figure, the date it was reported, and a link or reference to where you found it.
Explain why the current wording could mislead a reader, even if you do not have a replacement number to offer.
When suggesting a profile, explain briefly why that founder, performer, or creator would interest readers.
Report any broken link, spelling mistake, or page that fails to load, and include the page address if possible.
Partnership and Press Requests
For advertising or partnership ideas, write to the partnerships address above with a brief outline of the proposal.
For press enquiries, include your publication, your deadline, and the specific questions you need answered.
Send time-sensitive requests as early as you can, so facts can be checked properly before your deadline arrives.
Describe your audience clearly, as that helps the team point you toward the most relevant profiles or data.
Before You Write
Check the relevant profile first, because a common question may already be answered there.
Remember that totals for private individuals are usually estimates, and profiles explain that distinction where it matters.
If you are unsure which address fits your message, the general inquiries address is a safe place to start.
Allow time for a reply during busy periods, and avoid sending the same message several times.
After You Send Your Message
After you contact IncomesHub through the form, double-check that you typed your email address correctly, so a reply can reach you.
Keep any supporting links or documents to hand, in case the editorial team asks for more detail while reviewing your request.
If your enquiry is urgent, put the deadline near the start of the message and keep the request short and specific.
Learn more about how the site works on our About Us page before you write, so you can see how profiles are researched and presented.
For public company information that may support a correction, readers can also check the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission company filings search as an external reference.
A Final Note Before You Send
Before you contact IncomesHub, take a moment to re-read your message and confirm that the subject, the profile name, and any figures are correct. A short, accurate message is easier to act on than a long one, and it helps the team give a useful reply without asking for the same details again.
If you are writing about more than one topic, contact IncomesHub separately for each one, using the address that fits it best. That way, each request reaches the right person, and nothing gets buried under an unrelated question.