People arrive here at the moment they are comparing software on price — reading what a tool charges, what it charges annually, and what they could use instead. That is a narrow, late-stage audience, and one labelled slot sits above it.
This site is new. It has almost no traffic yet, and rather than dress that up in impressions we cannot prove, here is the entire truthful picture: we publish no audience figures because we do not yet have figures worth publishing. What exists today is the index itself — 200 products across 22 categories, 142 prices read directly off vendors' own pricing pages, and roughly 1,400 indexed pages aimed at people searching for what software costs.
So an early slot is priced as what it is: cheap, long, and a bet on a site that is being built carefully rather than a media buy against a known audience. Analytics are running now; from the first full month onward this page will carry real sessions, real clicks and a real cost per click, whatever those numbers turn out to be.
A single line above the content on every page: your name, one sentence in your own words, and a link. Exactly one sponsor at a time, so it is never a rotation and never competes with a second advertiser. It carries a visible “Sponsor” label because a reader who cannot tell what was paid for stops trusting everything else on the page.
The same slot, shown only inside one category — CRM, email marketing, customer support and 19 others. Narrower and cheaper, and the right shape if your buyer is only ever in one aisle.
One slot in the weekly email, which also publishes to a public archive that stays indexed. The list is small and new; we will tell you exactly how small before you commit to anything.
This is the part that makes the rest worth anything, and it is not negotiable.
Email saasdealer, tell us which product and which slot, and we will send back the current numbers — including the unflattering ones — and a price. If the audience is too small to be worth your money this month, we will say so.
sponsor@saasdealer.comAlso worth reading: how this site makes money and the other ways to work with it.