sponsorAdvertise on my website.
Ad networks like AdSense pay you per view or per click, and the rate is out of your hands. Here a brand buys a fixed spot on your website for a set time. Screenshot your page, pin the spots, get your price, and let brands come to you.
- 1Header banner$60
- 2Sidebar box$30
- 3Footer link$10
- 4Homepage feature$80
- 5In content block$40
- 6Resources page$20
Sponsor my website: the spots you can sell
Wide banner above the fold on every page.
Square logo and link that sits next to your content.
Text link in the site footer, shown site wide.
Logo and one line on your homepage, the page most visitors land on.
Short sponsor box placed inside your most read article.
Listed link on a page of tools or partners you recommend.
Who sponsors your website
- software and SaaS tools in your niche
- web hosts and domain registrars
- local service businesses
- online course creators
- agencies looking for leads
Who sells these spots
- niche site owners
- freelancers with a portfolio site
- local directory and guide sites
- hobby and fan sites
- small agency websites
How to monetize your website
- List it. Upload a photo of your website, mark each spot and pick how you bill: per week, month, event or post. We set the price from reach, market and demand.
- Get requests. Brands find it in Browse and message you. Accept or decline.
- Get paid. The brand pays when you accept. You are paid after you post proof that the logo is up.
- Or run an auction. Share a link and let brands bid. Start a website auction.
Get paid to put ads on your website
Post a dated full page screenshot showing the placement live, plus the URL so the sponsor can check it. For longer deals, add a fresh screenshot each week.
Tips
- Mark sponsor links as rel="sponsored" so search engines know they are paid and your rankings stay safe.
- Pin spots on the page people actually visit. Check your analytics and use your top page, not a page nobody opens.
- You can keep AdSense running on other parts of the page. Just leave the sold spots free of network ads so the sponsor owns them.
Questions
How is this different from AdSense?
AdSense pays per view or click at rates you do not set. Here a brand buys a fixed spot for a set time, you set the start price, and bids push it up.
Do I need a lot of traffic?
No. A small site in a clear niche can still interest a brand that wants that exact audience. Start low and let bids find the price.
Should sponsored links be nofollow?
Use rel="sponsored" or nofollow on paid links. Google asks for it, and selling followed links can hurt your site in search.
How do brands find my website?
List it once. Brands browse spots by type, city and price and message you through SponsorMySpot. Your email stays private.
Who sets the price?
Our pricing engine, like a ride app. It prices each spot from what it is, how many people see it and the market you are in, and the price rises when brands are asking for that kind of spot near you. Owners pick how they bill: per week, month, event or post.
When do I get paid?
The brand pays when you accept their request. You are paid after you post proof that the logo is up. Payouts go to your bank through Stripe. The fee is 8 percent.
Can brands bid against each other instead?
Yes. Run an auction: each spot opens at your start price and any brand can take it by paying double. Cards are held, not charged, until bidding closes.