One sponsor, clearly labelled
SaaSValuationMultiple.com carries a single sponsor. The sponsorship is one strip, labelled in plain language: “Independent research, supported by X”. It is exclusive to the sponsor's category, and there is no second slot. The people reading this site are founders, operators and buyers working through a real valuation question, and the sponsorship exists so that one relevant company can be present while they do.
How it works
- One sponsor at a time. A single strip, site-wide, reading “Independent research, supported by X”. No banners, no interruptions, no rotation.
- Category exclusivity. While you hold the sponsorship, no competitor in your category can take it.
- A monthly performance report. You see what the sponsorship actually did each month, from us, in writing.
- A founding rate. Early sponsors lock a founding rate that holds as the site grows. We do not publish pricing; ask by email.
A conversation for one category is already underway.
The hard rule
Vendors this site evaluates are not eligible to sponsor it. If our pages cover your products, the slot is closed to you.
The same separation applies in the other direction: the sponsor's strip never appears on pages covering the sponsor's own products or its category competitors. A reader comparing options in the sponsor's category sees no sponsor at all.
Never for sale
Sponsorship buys the strip and nothing else. The following are editorial:
- Rankings and comparison outcomes. Where a vendor lands in a table is set by the data.
- Calculator placement. Nothing in any calculator, its inputs, its results or what appears around them, is sponsored.
- Verification stamps. Verification is free for every vendor, sponsor or not.
- Editorial influence. Sponsors do not see drafts, do not suggest coverage, and do not learn about corrections before readers do.
Disclosure
Every sponsor link carries rel="sponsored" and the strip is labelled in plain language. The strip is the only paid element on any page, and it says so.
Enquiries
Email [email protected] with your company and the category you want to hold. Replies come from the operator. Not sure your category qualifies? Ask anyway; if this site is not the fit, another in the network usually is.