Why this catalogue exists
Readers searching for a free gold IRA kit deserve to know what the offer means before they submit a phone number. This site compares the recorded kit name, the account threshold and the gaps that still need a company answer. It also warns about the sales conversation that usually follows.
We do not claim to have ordered sample kits. Our first edition draws on company documents also cited by Gold IRA Companies Ranked, another Lead Partner publication. The individual facts were checked on 2026-10-29; this site was reviewed against them on 2026-10-30. Those dates describe different work, and we keep that distinction visible.
Editor and publisher
Editor: Jan Wirum.
Jan is the only named author on this site. There is no photo or longer biography here; we would rather each article stand on its cited sources than on a profile.
The publisher is Lead Partner, a company registered in Norway (org. no. 926 580 094). Write to us at editor@goldirakits.com with questions, corrections or complaints; the contact page explains what to include.
How the site earns money
Goldco and Augusta are paid partners. Goldco is the primary request option, and Augusta is secondary for readers considering at least its $50,000 minimum. Those relationships affect the catalogue order. Other listed companies are information-only entries without request buttons.
Our affiliate disclosure explains the compensation triggers and the referral links. We do not describe the order as the result of testing every kit or as personal advice about your retirement money.
What to expect from our work
A verified source should support a number or company-specific claim. When the material checked does not contain an answer, the page says so. A missing contents list is not replaced with a plausible description of what a brochure might contain.
Read the methodology for our comparison fields and the editorial policy for corrections. Our goal is a useful research starting point: understand the offer, identify what remains unanswered and ask for written terms before considering a transaction.