Four ways to work together

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Write for us

Pitched and reported technology articles from practitioners: hands-on tool analysis, automation case studies, honest cost breakdowns. We edit with you, source-check every claim, and publish under your byline.

Looking for: first-hand experience, verifiable claims, clear writing.

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Partnerships

Long-term collaborations with publications, newsletters, tool builders and communities — content exchanges, co-research, or affiliate relationships that we disclose openly on every affected page.

Looking for: audience alignment and disclosure-friendly terms.

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Product reviews

Send us your tool for an independent review. You get our honest verdict published — favourable or not. We buy or use trial tiers where possible, keep test protocols, and never accept payment in exchange for a positive conclusion.

Looking for: test access, patience with our editorial process.

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Business inquiries

Sponsored content (labelled as such), speaking, consulting around the topics we cover, or client projects through our services — tell us what you have in mind and we'll answer plainly, including "not a fit".

Looking for: a concrete proposal and a realistic scope.

How we work with partners

Editorial independence

No partner, advertiser or sponsor gets approval over coverage. If a collaboration can't survive an honest verdict, we don't start it.

Disclosure by default

Affiliate links, sponsored pieces and free review access are labelled on the page where they appear — per our disclosure policy.

Source-checked claims

Guest and partner content goes through the same verification as our own: primary sources, dated checks, and visible editorial standards.

Plain answers

Every proposal gets a real reply — including a clear no with a reason, usually within one to two weeks.

Send a proposal

Tell us which opportunity this is about and what you're proposing. The more concrete, the faster we can answer.

Minimum 20 characters.
Honest expectations. Submitting this form does not guarantee publication, endorsement, review coverage, or a partnership. Every proposal is evaluated on its merits and against our editorial standards, and many will be declined — including good ones that don't fit what we cover. We will not invent enthusiasm we don't have, and we ask the same of proposals.