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In-Feed Placement

Native ads inside the
developer feed.

Meet developers where they already discover tools: inside the daily.dev feed. Your ad appears as a native card at the moment people are actively evaluating options.

Native Format

Your placement follows the format developers already engage with in-feed.

Precision Targeting

Filter by stack, seniority, geography, and interests.

Discovery Context

Your brand appears while developers are actively comparing tools.

Managed Execution

We run setup, pacing, reporting, and ongoing optimization.

"Developers ignore banners. They pay attention to native content."

Brands already running in-feed campaigns on daily.dev

Supabase
ClickHouse
PostHog
LaunchDarkly
Neo4j
Temporal
Sonar
Appwrite
dbt Labs
Supabase
ClickHouse
PostHog
LaunchDarkly
Neo4j
Temporal
Sonar
Appwrite
dbt Labs
Postman
Snyk
Google
Atlassian
Notion
Okta
Redis
Sentry
Datadog
JetBrains
Postman
Snyk
Google
Atlassian
Notion
Okta
Redis
Sentry
Datadog
JetBrains
Bright Data
Stream
Postmark
Novu
Retool
Pulumi
CodeRabbit
Windsurf
OpenRouter
Bright Data
Stream
Postmark
Novu
Retool
Pulumi
CodeRabbit
Windsurf
OpenRouter

Google, Atlassian, Notion, Okta, Redis, Sentry, Datadog, JetBrains, Postman, Snyk, Supabase, ClickHouse, PostHog, LaunchDarkly, Neo4j, Temporal, Sonar, Appwrite, dbt Labs, Retool, Pulumi, CodeRabbit, Windsurf, OpenRouter, Bright Data, Stream, Postmark, Novu

Real sponsored cards, exactly as they appear.

See how brands appear inside the daily.dev developer feed.

Native by Design

Your ad looks like content. Because it is.

In-feed ads use the same card format as organic posts. Your headline, visual, and link show up in context, which makes the message easier to notice and act on.

Precision Targeting

Reach your exact developer ICP.

Target by languages, frameworks, tools, seniority, and geography. daily.dev uses real in-product behavior, so your campaign reaches people based on what they actually use and read.

Creative Flexibility

Test fast. Learn faster.

Run multiple variants with different headlines, visuals, and destinations. We shift budget toward the versions that perform, so learnings turn into better results while the campaign is live.

Why in-feed ads perform

Discovery Context

Developers are already researching tools on daily.dev. Your message appears during that decision window.

Native Format

Your placement looks and behaves like feed content, so attention stays on the message.

Verified Developer Audience

Reach real, active developers. Each impression is served to people who build software day to day.

Superpowers

Built for Developer Marketing

How teams use in-feed ads to drive clear business outcomes.

Always-on brand presence

Stay visible while developers compare options in your category, so your name is already familiar before shortlists are made.

Product and feature launches

Put launches in front of developers while they are still evaluating tools, not after decisions are locked in.

Qualified traffic and signups

Send the right traffic to your landing page, docs, webinar, or signup flow with audience filters that match your goal.

Process

From Goal to Live Campaign

How in-feed campaigns move from kickoff to results.

01

Share Your Goal

Tell us what success looks like: awareness, traffic, signups, or launch visibility.

02

Define Targeting

Choose audience filters like tech stack, seniority, location, and interests.

03

Submit Creative

Provide headlines, images, and destination URLs. We recommend 10–15 variants for best results.

04

We Launch & Optimize

We launch, monitor performance, and adjust delivery with you as results come in.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

In-feed native ads are sponsored cards that run inside the daily.dev feed. They look like the posts developers already read, so your message lands in context instead of feeling like an interruption.

You can target by stack, seniority, location, and interests. We use real activity on daily.dev, so your campaign reaches developers based on what they read and follow.

You need a headline (up to 80 characters, ideally 60 or fewer), a destination link, an image at 1024×512 pixels (JPG or PNG), and a small favicon or logo. We recommend running 10–15 creative variants to optimize performance.

In-feed campaigns run on CPM. Pricing depends on your audience and timeline, and we share a quote before anything goes live.

Yes. We handle setup, pacing, and reporting, then recommend what to keep, pause, or test next based on live performance.
Launch with confidence

Reach developers where they
pay attention.

Run native ads on daily.dev to build trust and drive qualified demand.