Find where to advertise. See what it costs.

Publishers, newsletters and podcasts across 200+ countries β€” plus every major ad platform, classified by how it really sells. Ad Spot Finder shows who sells advertising, what they charge and how to reach them β€” prices in the open, never discovered in a closed auction.

Four answers nobody else puts in writing

Rates, not enquiry forms

Where a seller publishes rates we list them, and say whether they are compiled or confirmed. Where they don't, we link straight to their advertising page.

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Sponsors, with receipts

Brands seen actually sponsoring newsletters, podcasts and sites β€” every sighting dated and linked to the issue it was found in. Proof, not a logo wall.

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Reach the person who sells it

Contact details stay off the public page. Sign in and spend a credit to reveal a seller's contact β€” a reveal is yours to keep.

How buying works

Open bidding, never sealed

When a claimed spot runs an auction, the reserve is public and every bid is public. Nothing here is discovered in a closed auction.

How selling works
Availability

A calendar that tells the truth about what's for sale.

A weekly show doesn't sell September. It sells four Tuesdays β€” two of which are already gone, one of which is too soon to book. Sellers set the rules once; buyers see what is actually open and what the window costs before they ask for anything.

Capacity
2 slots per episode
Notice
7 days
Window
1–4 episodes
Sells on
Tuesdays only
September

2 of 5 episodes open

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From "who sells ads?" to booked

Search the directory, compare what each spot costs, contact the seller directly, and keep the whole plan β€” dates, spend, status β€” in one place.

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  1. Search by budget and audience

    Country, reach, channel, price β€” combined, not one at a time.
  2. Compare the rate cards

    Per spot, per week, per month β€” side by side.
  3. Contact the seller

    Their email, not a form that goes nowhere.
  4. Track it in the ad manager

    What you booked, for which client, and what it cost.