Partner placements An editorial integration is a paragraph our editors write around your product inside an article we already published. You brief us, we write it in the article's own voice, you get one revision round, and it publishes with rel="sponsored" and a partner label. Writing is billed once at $350; the placement is $199 a month. Updated August 28, 2026 · 5 min read · Written by the Daily Intel partnerships desk What is a paid editorial mention? An editorial integration is paid copy that our editorial team writes, not copy you send us. The passage introduces your product exactly where the article's own argument already needs an example — a tracking section that names a tracker, a compliance section that names an antidetect browser. It reads like the rest of the piece because the same people wrote it, and that is the entire reason it converts better than a link dropped into a sentence that was never built to carry one. The trade an editorial integration asks you to make is control for credibility. You approve the passage and you get one revision round, but you do not dictate it: copy that reads like an advertisement stops being an integration and becomes a banner in prose, which readers of this site have learned to skip. If you need exact wording for a regulated claim or a mandated disclaimer, put it in the brief and our editors write around it. We bill the writing once and the placement monthly. A partner who cancels in month two would otherwise leave us having done the full editorial job for two payments, so the one-time fee is what makes an editor-written passage with a revision round possible at this monthly price at all. How it works, step by step Every step names who performs it. Nothing here happens behind a curtain, and the steps in emerald are the ones waiting on you. 1 Step 1: Pick the article, or tell us the topic You do this Paste the URL you want to appear inside, or describe what you sell and let our editors choose. We do not publish a page list, so bringing a URL you already found is the quicker path. Step 1: Pick the article, or tell us the topic Paste the URL you want to appear inside, or describe what you sell and let our editors choose. We do not publish a page list, so bringing a URL you already found is the quicker path. 2 Step 2: Buy the package that carries it You do this This format is sold inside these packages: Growth and Editorial Exclusive. The cheapest way in is Growth at $449 a month, which also carries the other placements listed on that card. Step 2: Buy the package that carries it This format is sold inside these packages: Growth and Editorial Exclusive. The cheapest way in is Growth at $449 a month, which also carries the other placements listed on that card. 3 Step 3: Your panel arrives Automatic Payment clears and an email brings a private panel link. No password: the link is the credential. Step 3: Your panel arrives Payment clears and an email brings a private panel link. No password: the link is the credential. 4 Step 4: Brief us You do this A short call or a written questionnaire. We need what the product does, who it is for, the one claim you want made, and the claims you are not allowed to make. The turnaround clock starts here, not at payment. Step 4: Brief us A short call or a written questionnaire. We need what the product does, who it is for, the one claim you want made, and the claims you are not allowed to make. The turnaround clock starts here, not at payment. 5 Step 5: We write the passage We do this Our editors draft it into the article's own argument within 5 business days, because a person writes it and a second person reads it. You see the draft before anybody else does. Step 5: We write the passage Our editors draft it into the article's own argument within 5 business days, because a person writes it and a second person reads it. You see the draft before anybody else does. 6 Step 6: One revision round You do this Tell us what is wrong and we rewrite it once, included. Factual corrections about your own product are never counted against that round — we fix those regardless of how many there are. Step 6: One revision round Tell us what is wrong and we rewrite it once, included. Factual corrections about your own product are never counted against that round — we fix those regardless of how many there are. 7 Step 7: We publish it We do this The passage goes into the live article with rel="sponsored" on your link and a visible partner label on the passage. Your panel flips to Live. Step 7: We publish it The passage goes into the live article with rel="sponsored" on your link and a visible partner label on the passage. Your panel flips to Live. 8 Step 8: It comes down when you stop Automatic The passage renders from your subscription state, so it disappears at the end of the paid period without an editor touching the article. Step 8: It comes down when you stop The passage renders from your subscription state, so it disappears at the end of the paid period without an editor touching the article. What it looks like on the page Rendered live in the site's own components, not screenshotted. A screenshot goes stale the day the site changes and cannot adapt to the screen you are reading this on. …tracking setup that survives an account review — which is where YourBrand partner fits, if you are running multiple profiles. The brand in every preview is fictional, the previews are inert, and the partner label you can see is the same one the real placement renders. Who it is for, and who should skip it Telling the wrong buyer to walk away is cheaper for both of us than issuing the refund afterwards. Products that need a sentence of explanation before a click makes sense — an antidetect browser, a tracker, an affiliate network. Advertisers whose landing page converts warm traffic far better than cold. Brands that tested a link insertion, saw the clicks, and want the same page to sell harder. Buyers who can brief once properly and then let editors work. Anyone who needs approval over every word. You get one revision round, not a copy desk. Offers whose whole pitch is a discount code — a bare link does that job for $129 a month. Advertisers in a hurry: written work takes 5 business days, not 1 business day. Anyone expecting the article to become an advertorial. A new page on your own topic is the sponsored article format. The limitations, stated up front Above the price rather than below the invoice. An advertiser who discovers a constraint after paying is a refund and a bad reference at the same time. Written by our editors. You approve it; you do not dictate it. One revision round is included. Further rewrites are a new brief and a new setup fee. The clock starts at your brief, not at your payment, and written work takes 5 business days. We will not write a claim we cannot stand behind editorially, including the medical and income claims the rest of the corpus already refuses. The link inside the passage is rel="sponsored", exactly like every other paid link here. Better copy does not buy a different attribute. Plus a one-time setup fee of $350, billed on the first invoice. Annual prepay is 2 months free. What the price includes Original passage written by our editorial team Strategic brief call or questionnaire before writing One revision round included rel="sponsored" and a visible partner label Growth $449/mo + $250 setup

Editorial Exclusive $3,299/mo + $1,200 setup Cheapest way in: Growth at $449 a month. Compare every package . An editorial integration is $199 a month plus a one-time setup fee of $350. The one-time fee buys the brief, the draft written in the article's voice and one revision round; the monthly keeps the passage live and rendered. Annual prepay is 2 months free, applied to the package that carries this placement rather than to the placement on its own. It is sold inside these packages: Growth and Editorial Exclusive, and the cheapest entry is Growth at $449 a month. Which article you pick moves the price, because our editors band pages as Standard, Featured or Pillar and a Pillar placement is priced at 3.4x a Standard one, a Featured at 1.9x. The band is set by us, never declared by you in the panel, so ask for a quote before buying if you want a specific hub. How buying works, from payment to live Every format on this site is bought the same way: a card payment through Stripe on the partner page, with no sales call and no invoicing thread. Our checkout sells packages rather than individual placements, which is why each format names the packages that contain it instead of a Buy button of its own. The moment a payment clears, an email arrives with a private link to your partner panel. There is no password to create — the link is the credential — and the panel is where you supply whatever the format needs, watch the status change, and read what our editors sent back. Nothing publishes without editorial review, and the panel deliberately cannot set a placement live. An advertiser who could publish their own link would be one step away from the domain-wide penalty this entire program is built to avoid, so that transition exists only on our side. Live within 1 business day for placements we do not have to write. Up to 5 business days for written formats, counted from your brief rather than your payment. Annual prepay is 2 months free. Cancel whenever you like; the placement ends with the period you already paid for. Why every paid placement here is labelled Every paid placement carries rel="sponsored" and a visible partner label. This is not negotiable and it protects your investment: a penalised domain is worth nothing to you. The mechanics are worth understanding before you buy anything on this page. rel="sponsored" is the attribute Google asks publishers to put on links that were paid for: it tells the crawler the link is an advertisement and stops it passing ranking signal. The visible partner label is the other half, and it is the half the FTC cares about, because a reader has to be able to tell that a placement was bought without reading the HTML. Both are applied by the component that renders the placement, not by an editor remembering to add them. That distinction matters to a buyer for one reason: the upside of a single placement is a few hundred dollars a month, and the downside of one unmarked link is a manual penalty across 2,817 pages and 16 locales. We are not trading the second for the first, on any page, at any price. How we protect what you paid for A paid link on this domain is never written into the article's stored text. It lives in a placement record and is rendered into the page at request time from your subscription state, so putting it up and taking it down are data changes rather than an editor rewriting prose. That single decision is why cancellation is clean in both directions. You cannot keep paying for a placement that has already been removed, and we cannot forget to remove a placement you stopped paying for. If the link lived in the article's markdown, every cancellation would depend on somebody remembering — and the first time somebody forgot, we would be hosting unpaid advertising indefinitely. Exclusivity is held the same way. Which formats cannot run alongside each other is recorded in the catalogue and checked before a placement is allowed to take a slot, because exclusivity that lives in a salesperson's memory is exclusivity that gets sold twice, and the second buyer finds out by seeing a competitor on the surface they paid to own alone. Placements render from payment state, so nothing on this site needs a manual teardown. Conflicts between exclusive formats are checked in code before a slot is held. Editorial review happens before publication; an advertiser cannot publish their own link. Prices, caps and policy live in one reviewed file, so what you were quoted is what renders. What we run, and what we refuse We publish this because an advertiser in this niche needs to know before paying that an aggressive angle will not be rejected afterwards, and because we need a written line to point at when we refuse the categories that would cost us the domain everything here depends on. If you are not sure which side of that line your offer sits on, ask partners@dailyintelservice.com before you buy rather than after. We would rather answer an email than issue a refund. Accepted — Blackhat and whitehat offers alike — we do not moralise about angles Accepted — Affiliate networks, tracking, antidetect, proxy and spy tooling Accepted — Nutra, finance, biz-opp and the verticals we already cover editorially Refused — Anything illegal in the US or EU Refused — Malware, phishing, or offers that misrepresent what the buyer receives Refused — Direct competitors to Daily Intel Service's core product What happens when you cancel Cancelling ends the placement at the end of the period you already paid for. On every surface this site renders, removal is automatic, because the placement is drawn from your subscription state at request time rather than pasted into a page. Three surfaces are not rendered by this site: the members dashboard, the email programme and push notifications. Those belong to other systems, so an operator removes the creative there by hand and records each removal with a timestamp. We say that plainly because a cancelled partner still running in somebody's inbox is exactly the failure that being honest about the seam prevents. There is no exit fee, no notice period and no minimum term. Setup fees, where a format has one, pay for editorial work that has already happened by the time the placement is live. Editorial integration: common questions Who writes the copy? Our editorial team writes it, and that is what the setup fee pays for. You brief us, we draft in the article's voice, and you approve before publication. Copy written in our voice converts better on this site than copy written in yours, which is the only reason we sell it this way. Who writes the copy? Can I supply my own paragraph? You can propose one. Your panel has an editor that pulls the live article text so you can suggest a change in place, and every edit reaches us as a highlighted, reviewable diff. Our editors sign off before anything publishes and rewrite what does not read like the page. Can I supply my own paragraph? Is the link inside the passage dofollow? No. The link carries rel="sponsored" and the passage carries a visible partner label. Paying more does not buy a different link attribute anywhere on this domain; it buys better copy wrapped around the same honest link. Is the link inside the passage dofollow? What is the setup fee for? The writing. A brief, a draft in the article's voice and one revision round all happen once, so they are billed once at $350. Folding that into the monthly would mean a partner who cancels in month two paid two instalments for a job we did in full. What is the setup fee for? How long until an editorial integration is live? Up to 5 business days from your brief, not from your payment. The delay is a person writing and a second person reviewing. If you need something live tomorrow, a link insertion goes up within 1 business day and can run alongside this one. How long until an editorial integration is live? What if I do not like the draft? Say what is wrong and we rewrite it once, included in the fee. Factual corrections never count against that round. If the second version still misses, nothing publishes: we hold the placement rather than run a passage neither of us wants on the page. What if I do not like the draft? Placements that pair with this one Every format on this site is explained on its own page. These two are the useful contrast. Every placement, explained Sponsored article Sitewide sticky bar Newsletter sponsorship Network exclusivity Prices, packages and the buy button live on partner placement pricing . The audience side of the same business — what the readers you would be paying to reach actually get for their subscription — is on what our readers subscribe to . Ready to buy Editorial Integration? It is sold inside Growth and the other packages on that page. Card payment, no sales call, no minimum term — and it comes down on its own the day you stop paying.