Get paid for the traffic your blog already has.

A complete new article written for your blog: your tone, your image style, links to your own posts. It's labelled Sponsored at the top. The advertiser gets one section of it, about what they do, with exactly one link, marked rel="sponsored".

No. We write the article from your blog's profile (topic, audience, tone), which you can edit. Review mode is on by default, so nothing publishes until you say yes; you can turn it off and let articles publish on their own.

Google's spam policies count paid links that pass ranking as link spam, and both the blog that sells them and the site that buys them can lose rankings for it. Paid links marked rel="sponsored" are allowed. So every advertiser link we place is marked sponsored, and every article says it's sponsored. Advertisers pay for a relevant mention, readers and AI answers, not for a ranking signal.

We pick topics your blog doesn't already rank for, from your own Search Console data, so an article never competes with your pages. Every advertiser link is marked sponsored, as Google asks, and you set the pace (2, 4, 8 or 12 articles a month at most). Still, nobody can promise anything about Google's algorithms, and we don't.

$1 per Domain Rating point for every article published on your blog, at your DR when it goes live: a DR 30 blog earns $30 an article, a DR 60 blog $60. When an article is live we check its link and label. The payment is due 14 days later, and we pay everything that's due in the first week of each month, by PayPal or Wise. No invoices.

We check each article's link and Sponsored label for 90 days. If either is removed or changed, we email you and you have 7 days to put it back. If it doesn't come back, the advertiser gets a refund and that article doesn't pay; if it was already paid, we take it off your next payout.

There's no guaranteed minimum: advertisers in your niche and language set the volume, and your monthly limit sets the ceiling. We're signing up publishers first. Advertiser booking opens soon, and blogs that qualify are first in line.

No. Joining as a publisher is free. You need a blog that qualifies, read access to its Search Console, a connected blog and a PayPal or Wise account.

WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, Wix, Notion, Framer, GitHub, any site through a webhook, or our Next.js blog. You connect it once, in your site's settings.

Domain Rating comes from Ahrefs. Clicks and history come from your own Search Console: you add our Search Console user to your property with read-only access, and you can remove it any time. We look at the last 28 days for clicks (50+) and how far back your data goes (about 3 months). Not there yet? Press Check again on your dashboard any time. It also checks again on its own once a week, when you open it.