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4 of 4 slots open

Sponsor blackfriday.tools

Put your tool in front of people shopping for software deals this season — on the homepage and on every deal page. Four slots across the whole site, $99 plus applicable tax for 28 days.

Price
$99
USD plus applicable tax, one payment. No renewal.
Duration
28 days
From the moment payment clears.
Placement
Every page
The homepage and every deal page.
Availability
4 of 4
Slots open right now.

A link, an image, a headline and one line under it. The preview is the card as it will run; you pay on Stripe's checkout page, and the card goes live the moment Stripe confirms the payment.

Where the card links. Any http or https page; your UTM tags stay.

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Plain text, one line. On phones the card shows the first three lines.

Image

Cropped from the centre to 1200×630 and stored on our side — never hotlinked. PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or AVIF, up to 4 MB, at least 600×315.

Stripe adds any applicable tax at checkout. One payment, no renewal.

Live preview

One of four across, from tablets up

1200 × 630

Sponsoredyour-tool.com

Your headline

Your subheadline — one line about what the tool does.

Visit your-tool.com

This is the card exactly as it renders on the homepage and on every deal page, with the Sponsored label. The link opens in a new tab.

  • 01

    Every card carries a Sponsored label and links with rel="sponsored". It sits in its own strip, apart from the verified deals.

  • 02

    Sponsorship buys placement, not a verdict: it has no influence on which deals are verified or listed, or on how they are described.

  • 03

    Four slots exist across the whole site. Your card shows on the homepage and on every deal page for 28 days from the moment Stripe confirms the payment, then comes down on its own.

  • 04

    While you are on the checkout page your slot is held for about half an hour. Stripe sends the receipt.

  • 05

    You need the rights to the image and the words you send. A card that misleads readers can be taken down.