For publishers

Publish your rate card. Take the booking.

Sites, newsletters, podcasts, creators and agencies. State what you sell and what it costs, and let buyers ask for dates without a single email.

Your listing, once you claim it

Most listings here were compiled from published rate cards. Claiming yours makes the prices yours to set — and is what turns a page about you into inventory you control.

A calendar only you can spend

Set capacity, lead time and the shortest and longest window you will sell. Only your own bookings hold your dates; nobody else can mark your month as taken.

Ask for what you actually need

A podcast read needs a script and a promo code; a banner needs a 728×90. You write the brief for each placement, and every request arrives answering it.

Getting listed

1

Claim or add your listing

Find yourself in the directory and claim it, or add it if we have not got you yet.

2

Publish your rates

Price each placement by the day, the placement, the week or the month — whichever you actually quote.

3

Answer requests

Buyers ask for dates against your calendar. Accepting books the window and records the terms on both sides.

Already in the directory without knowing it? Those entries come from rate cards published openly, and they show prices but no calendar — nobody can book you until you claim the listing. Claiming is free, and it is also how you correct anything we got wrong.

Buying rather than selling?

Compare rates, reach and availability across the directory before you talk to anybody.

For advertisers