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daily.dev Ads is a monthly plan in three sizes, Starter, Growth and Scale, quoted per company. The quote depends on the plan size, the developer audience you want to reach, and any add-on budget for launches or events. We do not publish a rate card because two companies on the same size rarely want the same audience. Book a call, tell us your goal and audience, and we send the quote for your plan.

You pick one of three plan sizes. Every size includes the same things: a Verified Company Squad we run for you, your content published and promoted to developers, a seat on the daily.dev homepage sponsors bar, targeted campaigns, creative, and weekly reporting. The size sets how much reach you get each month. You can add budget on top of any plan for a launch, an event or a push, and you can resize at any quarter.

Four things: the plan size (Starter, Growth or Scale); the audience you target, since a narrow audience such as senior platform engineers in one region is worth more per impression than a broad one; any add-on budget for launches, events or Sponsored Content; and the homepage seat. Community and Featured seats come inside the plans; the single Headline seat, with category exclusivity, is a custom quote.

Products developers do not use or buy, such as consumer apps or non-technical B2B, will reach the wrong people. A one-week test is the wrong shape too: plans are built to compound over months, and a one-off newsletter sponsorship suits a single burst better. And the plan runs on the technical content you already publish, so a team with none yet should start with one Sponsored Content post.

For companies whose buyers or users are developers, yes. You get a channel you cannot build yourself (developers open daily.dev to discover new tools, releases and tutorials), every impression reaches a developer and nobody else, and your Verified Squad becomes a channel you own that grows every month, while few companies in your category have one yet. It is not a fit for products developers do not use, for a one-week test, or for teams with no technical content yet.

A Verified Company Squad set up and run by us, with a verified badge, priority ranking, a tool page per product and dofollow links; your blog, RSS and YouTube content published automatically and promoted to developers; a seat on the homepage sponsors bar; targeted in-feed or newsletter campaigns; creative made for you; ongoing optimization; weekly reporting; and first-party data on who reads your content.

Only how visible you want to be; the work is the same in every size. Starter makes you present: your verified page, your new posts promoted, a seat on the homepage sponsors bar and a campaign every month. Growth, where most brands start, triples the content promotion and the campaign reach. Scale promotes your whole content library, not only new posts, and moves you to a Featured seat beside the headline brand on the homepage.

Yes. Starter is the entry point, and plans run on a term agreed when you sign. You can resize the plan at any quarter, up if it is working or down if you need less.

The plan is how most companies start, because the company page and the promoted content are what make the campaigns work: developers trust a name they have already seen. If you need a different mix, for example only newsletter sends or only in-feed ads, ask us and we will shape it.

Because each plan is shaped around a different audience. Reaching senior platform engineers in one region is a different plan from reaching every JavaScript developer worldwide. Publishing one number would be wrong for most buyers, so we quote per company after a short call.

Both, and the plan is built in that order. The company page, the promoted content and the homepage seat build a brand developers recognize and trust; the targeted campaigns turn that familiarity into signups, trials and traffic. Campaigns run on top of a known name perform better than campaigns from a stranger.

It can be, if your product is for developers and you publish technical content. Starter is built for teams opening the developer channel for the first time, and early-stage companies run on daily.dev today: context.dev, one of our public case studies, started before raising its first round. If you have no content yet, start with one Sponsored Content post.

Those are self-serve auctions: you buy clicks or impressions campaign by campaign, run them yourself, and keep nothing when the budget stops. daily.dev Ads is a managed plan on a platform built only for developers: our team runs it, and your verified company page, its members and its indexed tool pages stay with you between campaigns.

Weekly reports cover reach, clicks and content reads. The daily.dev conversion pixel connects signups, trials and activations back to the ads and posts that drove them, including view-through conversions, and you get first-party data on the seniority and topics of the developers reading your content.

No. The plan runs on the engineering content you already publish: blog posts, release notes, tutorials and videos. We connect your feeds and promote what you publish. The creative for campaigns is made by our team with you.

Yes. We work through your agency rather than around it, and agencies can apply to the daily.dev Agency Partner Program for priority access and dedicated support. Your agency gets admin and moderator seats on your company page alongside your team.

No. A Verified Company Squad page carries no ads at all, so no competitor can buy a spot in front of the developers on your page.

Most teams go live soon after the call: we agree the plan, you fill in a short onboarding form for your page details, and we verify your page, connect your content and launch the first campaign. Your admins can change any page detail later.