A curated mention

Newsletters and curators

Newsletters put a product in front of readers who signed up to hear about tools like it. A few editors take free suggestions and choose on merit alone; most large newsletters sell sponsorships, and ad networks sell placements across many newsletters at once.

How to use newsletters and curators

  1. Read a few recent issues before pitching or paying, and check that the products featured look like yours.
  2. For a free editorial pick, send a short, specific note: who it is for, what is new, and a link that works without signing up.
  3. Before paying for a placement, ask for recent open and click figures, and give readers one clear thing to do.

11 newsletters and curators to consider

Each channel links to its own page with the current cost, wait, rules and sources.

  • Console

    Developers looking for new tools

    Free submission

  • Changelog News

    Software developers

    Free submission

  • Self-Host Weekly

    People who run their own software

    Free submission

  • TLDR

    Developers and tech professionals across 14 newsletters

    Paid submission

  • The Rundown AI

    Readers following AI, tech and robotics

    Paid submission

  • Superhuman AI

    Daily readers keeping up with AI tools

    Paid submission

  • Cooperpress newsletters

    JavaScript, Node.js and frontend developers

    Paid submissionCheck recent activity

  • Bytes

    JavaScript developers

    Paid submission

  • Pointer

    Engineering leaders

    Paid submission

  • beehiiv Ad Network

    Readers of independent newsletters on beehiiv

    Paid submission

  • Paved

    Readers across thousands of newsletters

    Paid submission

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