Put your software in front of buyers who are already shopping.
We publish reviews, comparisons and buyer's guides for agency owners, marketing operators, B2B founders and small business teams actively researching software. Not a general business audience, people with a tab open comparing options. Bring us your offer and we'll place it where they're already reading.
$300 flat · Live in 3–5 business days · Permanent placement, not a 30-day rental · See who actually reads it
5,427 a month is a small audience. That's the point.
We're not going to pretend otherwise, and you'd check anyway. What matters is who they are, and whether one of them signing up covers what you paid.
CRM, automation, reporting, client management, white-label platforms. Our readers run agencies, so they're evaluating these constantly.
SEO tools, ad platforms, email and SMS, conversion and analytics, Shopify apps. The categories we write about anyway.
If one signup is worth hundreds or thousands over its lifetime, a small qualified audience does the job that a large unqualified one can't.
Readers mid-research will start a trial from an article. They won't fill in a "contact sales" form from one.
Wrong audience entirely. Our readers are here in a work context, evaluating tools for a business.
If your model needs a hundred thousand impressions to produce a result, this isn't the placement. Buy reach somewhere that has it.
At a few dollars a month, the arithmetic rarely works on a single article, you'd need volume we can't provide.
Every article includes hands-on screenshots. No demo access, no article, we won't write a review of something we haven't used.
One price. Permanent placement.
Most sponsored placements are a 30-day rental. This one keeps ranking and keeps sending people long after the invoice is closed.
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Hands-on screenshots or a demo walkthrough
Readers see the product working rather than reading a description of it. This means we need access, no demo, no article.
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Two or more tracked links to your site
With a clear call to action placed above the fold, so the reader doesn't have to finish 3,000 words to find you.
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Search optimisation for terms your buyers use
Not your product name, the category and comparison terms people search before they know which product they want.
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Permanent placement
No expiry and no renewal invoice. Compounding search value rather than a 30-day rental, which is the whole argument for doing this instead of buying impressions.
Two ways to push it harder.
None of these are required, and the article works on its own.
Affiliate partnership pairing
Revenue share on conversions from the article, on top of the flat fee. It puts our incentives on your results rather than on publishing and moving on, which is why we'd rather structure it this way where your programme allows it.
Revenue share · terms by programmeNewsletter feature & primary sponsor slot
The first thing 31,000 subscribers see, and 11,000 of them opened last month. They're small business owners, marketing operators and freelancers actively comparing tools.
You get the top slot above regular content: 2 to 5 paragraphs in our voice, a hero image and a tracked CTA button. We write it, you approve it.
$650.00 · one sendWe write in our own voice. That's why it converts.
Our readers can tell the difference between a review and a press release, and so can you. An article that reads like your marketing copy gets skimmed and closed. One that names a trade-off and then explains who the product is right for gets read, and gets acted on.
Which means we'll position your product honestly, including where it isn't the best fit. In practice that's an asset, "not for you if you need X" is the sentence that makes "perfect if you need Y" believable.
You review the draft and we'll fix anything inaccurate immediately. What we won't do is remove a caveat because it's inconvenient. Worth knowing before you commission rather than at draft stage.
Every sponsored article says so, visibly, near the top. It's an FTC requirement and it's also why readers trust the recommendation enough to act on it.
Paid links carry the attribute Google expects. This protects your domain as much as ours, a vendor accumulating undisclosed paid links is building a risk into their own backlink profile.
Your tracking parameters or affiliate links, so the placement shows up in your analytics rather than as unattributed referral traffic.
Not outsourced, not generated and lightly edited. It's the reason the screenshots exist and the reason the caveats are specific.
If we get access and the product doesn't do what it claims, we'll say so and refund rather than publish something we'd be embarrassed by.
Four steps. Live inside a week.
The only thing that reliably slows this down is waiting on demo access.
Tell us about the product
What it does, who it's for, and what you want the article to achieve. Send demo access at the same time, it's what holds everything else up.
Day 1We agree the angle
Review, comparison or category guide, the search terms to target, and the timeline. We'll tell you if we think a different format would do better, and why.
Day 1–2You review the draft
Anything factually wrong gets fixed straight away. [one revision round] included. Positioning and caveats stay ours, that's what makes it worth reading.
Day 3–4It goes live and stays live
Published, indexed, and working. No expiry date, the search traffic builds over months rather than stopping when a campaign window closes.
Day 5Before you commission.
Do we get to approve the copy?
You get a draft and we'll fix anything factually wrong immediately. You don't get copy approval on positioning or caveats.
That sounds restrictive and it's the reason the articles work. Readers can tell a review from a press release, and one that names a trade-off is the one they act on. Our editorial policy is above : if you need guaranteed wording with no caveats, what you want is an ad, and that's a reasonable thing to buy elsewhere.
Will the links pass SEO value?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who says theirs will. Paid links carry the sponsored attribute Google expects, and the article is clearly disclosed.
That protects your domain as much as ours. A vendor accumulating undisclosed paid followed links is building risk into their own backlink profile, and it tends to surface at the worst time. What you're buying is qualified referral traffic and permanent visibility to people mid-research, not a link.
5,427 visitors a month isn't very many. Is this worth it?
It depends entirely on your deal size, and we'd rather work it out with you than sell you something that can't pay for itself.
If one signup is worth hundreds over its lifetime, one or two conversions covers $300 and everything after is profit, and the article keeps working for years rather than 30 days. If your model needs scale to work, this isn't the right placement and we'll say so. The full breakdown of who this suits is above.
How do we measure whether it worked?
Your own tracking parameters or affiliate links go in the article, so it appears in your analytics rather than as unattributed referral traffic.
Judge it over months, not the first week. Search traffic to an article builds as it ranks : most of the value arrives after the launch spike. Pair it with an affiliate arrangement and you'll see conversions attributed directly, which is the cleanest measurement available.
What if you don't like our product?
We'll tell you, and refund rather than publish something we'd be embarrassed by. That's happened and it will happen again.
More often it's narrower, the product is good but not for the audience we'd be putting it in front of. In that case we'll say so before starting, which costs us a placement and saves you from buying traffic that was never going to convert.
Do you need access to the product?
Yes. Every article includes hands-on screenshots or a demo walkthrough, so no access means no article.
A trial account is usually enough; a walkthrough call works too. It's also the single most common reason a placement slips past the 3–5 day turnaround, so sending access with your initial enquiry moves everything forward.
How long does the article stay up?
It's a permanent placement, no expiry date and no renewal invoice.
Most sponsored placements are a 30-day rental. This one keeps ranking and keeps sending people long after the invoice is closed, which is the entire commercial argument for buying it over an equivalent spend on impressions. We'll also update it if your product changes materially, a stale review helps neither of us.
Ready to reach buyers mid-research?
Tell us what the product does, who it's for, and what you want the article to achieve. Send demo access with your first message and we can usually have a draft with you inside three days. If we don't think it's the right fit for our readers, we'll say so before you pay anything.
$300 flat · Live in 3–5 business days · Permanent placement · Disclosed and compliant · (877) 522-7738