Technology Guest Post Sites

What to look for

Check the sub-topic before the score. Technology covers gaming, AI, programming, web design, and cryptocurrency as distinct sub-categories, and a placement on a site that mostly covers consumer hardware will read as off-topic on a piece about developer tooling. The category filters here expand to include those sub-topics, so a site tagged under one of them still appears on this page.

Look at turnaround alongside price. Technology publishers tend to move faster than average because the subject matter dates quickly, but the sites with real editorial processes take longer precisely because a human reads the draft. A short turnaround is not automatically better.

Developer and consumer audiences behave differently

A developer-facing site has a smaller, more sceptical readership that rewards technical depth and rejects anything that reads like marketing. Placements there work when the piece genuinely teaches something. Traffic figures look unimpressive next to consumer sites, and the audience is far more valuable per visitor if you sell to engineers.

Consumer technology sites are the opposite: large audiences, broad interests, and readers who arrive from search for a specific answer. They suit products with mainstream appeal. Match the site to who actually buys from you rather than to whichever number on the listing is highest.

Common questions

Do technology sites accept content about any sub-topic?

Not usually. Most technology publishers focus on a specific area — gaming, AI, programming, web design, or cryptocurrency — and will reject content outside it. Each listing states what the site covers and what it will accept, and publishers can decline an order that does not fit.

Why do prices vary so much between technology sites?

Price reflects audience and editorial effort more than authority scores. A site with an engaged newsletter audience and staff editors costs more than a higher-scoring site that publishes with little review. Sites that write the content themselves also charge more than those hosting a finished piece.

Can I see which site I am ordering from before I pay?

Yes. This public page shows metrics as ranges and never names a site, but creating a free account reveals every listing in full — the domain, its exact metrics, its content rules, and its sample posts. You choose the specific site before placing any order.