Capital & Compute

Advertise and Get Listed on Capital & Compute

Paid listings and sponsorship on Capital & Compute: featured and enhanced directory listings, sponsored deep dives, and newsletter slots.

Capital & Compute is an independent publication covering the economics of AI infrastructure: what models actually cost to run, which benchmarks survive scrutiny, and where the compute and memory supply chains are heading. It reaches people who are making buying decisions about that stack rather than browsing.

Who reads this site

The audience is engineers, founders, and finance people evaluating AI spend. They arrive on questions with a budget attached: what a coding agent costs per task, which inference provider to run open weights on, whether a benchmark score justifies a price, why memory prices are moving. That intent is the reason a placement here is worth more than the raw numbers suggest.

Current traffic and audience figures are shared on request rather than published, because they change monthly and a stale number on a page helps nobody. Ask and you will get the real ones.

Directory listing options

The directories cover inference providers, models, benchmarks, free model APIs, and skills and MCP servers. There are three ways in:

Sponsorship and advertising

Rates depend on format, placement, and duration and are quoted per enquiry. Every paid placement is labelled sponsored where a reader can see it, and every paid link carries the rel="sponsored" attribute Google requires.

What stays editorial

Paid options buy visibility. They do not buy rank. Three things are not for sale:

That line is what makes a placement here worth buying. A reader trusts the leaderboards and cost comparisons because no vendor can pay to move them, and a featured slot beside a ranking the reader trusts is worth more than a ranking nobody believes. The full policy is in our editorial standards and our disclaimer and disclosures.

What we ask of sponsors

Creative and enhanced-listing copy should be honest about what the product does and should stand up to the same scrutiny as the content around it. Claims about pricing, performance or benchmark results need to be substantiated on request, for the ordinary reason that a reader who checks a sponsor's number and finds it wrong will hold this site responsible for having carried it.

We decline campaigns that require the sponsored label to be softened, removed, or made ambiguous. We also decline categories that do not fit the audience or that we would not want beside the editorial, including anything promising financial returns.

How to get a quote

Email contact@capitalandcompute.net with your company and product URL, the option you are interested in, a rough budget range, and your timing. A budget range determines which formats are worth discussing.

Frequently asked questions

How do I advertise on Capital & Compute?
Email [email protected] with your company and product URL, the option you want, a rough budget range, and your timing. Available formats are enhanced and featured directory listings, display sponsorship, sponsored deep dives, newsletter sponsorship, and affiliate partnerships.
Can I pay to get my product listed?
Yes. An enhanced listing adds a logo, extended description and direct link to an entry, and a featured listing is a labelled sponsored slot at the top of a directory. Paid entries are checked against the same criteria as every other entry.
How much does a paid listing or sponsorship cost?
Rates depend on format, placement, and duration and are quoted per enquiry. A budget range in a first email helps narrow down which formats fit.
Does paying affect rankings or reviews?
No. Paid options buy visibility, never rank. A featured listing sits above a directory, labelled sponsored and separate from the ranked list, and no score, leaderboard position, or review conclusion is for sale.
Does Capital & Compute accept guest posts or paid links?
No guest posts: the site publishes anonymously under its brand, so there is no byline to offer. Paid links are available only as labelled placements carrying the rel="sponsored" attribute, never as links that pass ranking signals.
What traffic does the site get?
Current traffic and audience figures are shared on request rather than published on this page, because they change monthly and a stale published number would be misleading.