Does advertising change where a product ranks?
No, and it cannot. Placements sit beside the board, labelled Promoted, and they are excluded from the ranking maths entirely. Votes from people who used a product decide the board and nothing else does.
Reach makers where they already browse.
Two placements, both shown while someone is looking for something to try. Deliberately scarce, always labelled, and never able to move a product up the board.
Monthly visits21,000
Newsletter subs—
Live products—
Votes cast—
Step 1 — Pick a placement
Two placements, and that is the whole inventory
Book by the week or by the issue. Nothing renews on its own, and the creative can be swapped mid-flight.
Rail promoted card
Your logo, name and one line of pitch, pinned beside the feed on every board page.
$199/ week
Three weeks $499 — about $166.33 a week.
- Visible on every board and product page
- Up to two cards run at once, never more
- Always labelled Promoted, never mixed into the rankings
- Runs Monday to Sunday, UTC, for each booked week
- Swap the creative mid-flight at no charge
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Friday newsletter slot
One placement per send, above the ten launches of the week.
$149/ issue
Four issues $499 — about $124.75 an issue.
- Sole sponsor — one slot per send, no rotation
- Above the ten launches, not buried in the footer
- Tagged link, so clicks land labelled in your analytics
- Open and click numbers the Monday after
- Copy due the Wednesday before the send
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Step 2 — See it in place
What a promoted card looks like
The real component, rendered at the width it runs at in the rail. A logo, a name, one line, and the Promoted label that never comes off.
Questions
Before you book
How many advertisers run at once?
Two rail cards at a time, and one newsletter slot per send. That is the whole inventory. A placement is genuinely exclusive rather than one of twenty rotating through the same box.
Who is actually reading?
Makers, mostly — people browsing for a tool to try or looking at what shipped this week. They arrive on the board and the product pages, which is exactly where both placements appear.
What do you need from me?
A logo, the product name, one line of pitch and the URL you want the click to land on. We add the UTM tags. Newsletter copy is due the Wednesday before the send.
What reporting do I get?
Impressions and clicks each week for a rail card, opens and clicks the Monday after a newsletter slot. Every outbound link is tagged with source, campaign and placement, so the traffic arrives labelled in your own analytics too.
How do I book?
A rail card is booked and paid for online: pick the weeks, add the card, pay by card. It goes live at Monday 00:00 UTC of the first week and can be cancelled for a full refund until seven days before then. Both placements are booked and paid for online. Pick an available week, add the creative, and complete card checkout.
Launch tiers are on the pricing page, and booking terms are in refunds & cancellations.