Pricing
What media placement actually costs
Priced per outlet, and every price is published next to the data that justifies it. You pick the publications; there is no package deciding for you.
How much does it cost to get published in the media?
Paid media placement is priced per outlet, and the price tracks the publication’s authority and traffic rather than a package tier. Small niche sites start in the low hundreds; major business publications run into the thousands. Whether the article carries a sponsored label and whether the link is dofollow or nofollow both materially affect the price and the value.
How you are charged
- When you pay
- Up front, into escrow — the funds are held against the case, not spent
- When we are paid
- Only when an operator posts proof: a live link, a screenshot, or both
- Per item
- An order with several items holds and releases each one separately
- If it fails
- That item is refunded in full. Not a credit, not a retry voucher
- Currency
- Quoted in USD, settled in cryptocurrency
What moves the price
- Domain rating
- The main driver. Authority is what the placement is actually buying
- Monthly traffic
- Real readership, as distinct from authority. They do not always move together
- Link type
- A dofollow link costs more than nofollow, and a sponsored label changes what the placement is worth
- Turnaround
- Express placement costs more because it displaces someone else in the queue
- Volume
- Selecting several outlets in one order reduces the per-outlet handling cost
What we do not charge for
- Writing the article. It is included in the outlet price, not a separate line.
- Outlets that reject the piece. That item refunds in full.
- Access to the directory. Every outlet, price and metric is public without an account.
Questions
Last reviewed . Market rates move; we re-check every page quarterly.