Sponsored
Advertise on Who Uses What
People come here to find out which software companies use which tools. If you build a tool for them, a sponsored card puts your name beside the profiles they are reading.
What you get
- One compact card in the sponsored column beside company profiles: your logo, your name, one line, and a link to your site. The column holds at most three sponsors.
- Beside the content on a wide screen, below the profile on a phone. Never in front of the graph.
- Optionally limited to the categories your customers are in.
- A monthly report: impressions, clicks and click-through rate, with crawlers and repeats filtered out and the raw numbers next to them.
What you don't get
- A place in anyone's stack. Every relationship on the site is a company's own statement about what it uses, and no amount of money adds one.
- A better position. Profiles and categories are ordered by what companies said, never by who pays.
- A claim, a tick, or a word on your own profile. Sponsoring and claiming are separate things.
- A link that pretends to be editorial. Every sponsored link is labelled, and carries rel="sponsored".
How to start
Send one email with your website and a line about who you build for. We reply with availability and what it costs. No form, no account, no sales call.
We measure a sponsored card without a cookie. Impressions and clicks are counted with a daily-rotating hash so a repeat can be told from a new reader; no IP address or browser string is stored.