Advertise with us
People arrive here part-way through a decision: comparing firms, checking whether a rule will breach them, looking up which countries a firm refuses. That is a narrow audience and a useful one.
What is for sale
Most people read this site on a phone, so the placements are grouped by where they actually appear rather than by size. A rail ad is a desktop ad, whatever it costs.
On a phone and on a desktop
- Menu card. The full-width card at the foot of the main menu, with room for a mark, two lines and a button. On a phone the menu opens as a full screen, so the card is the last thing in view and the only paid placement on that screen. This is where our own PipsGuard card sits today, and the slot is open to one advertiser at a time.
- Footer tile. One of the three tiles in the footer, on every page of the site. Mark, name and one line on what it does.
- In-content, 728×90. Below the content on the homepage, the offers page, the collection pages, the country pages and both calculators. It reflows to the width of a phone.
Desktop only
- Right rail, 300×250 and 300×600. Beside the firm lists and every firm page, on screens above 1200px. Narrower than that there is no rail at all and the in-content slot takes over, which is most phone traffic.
- Left rail, 160×600. A skyscraper in the outer gutter, on screens above 1500px only.
Running a prop firm rather than advertising alongside them? Featured placement on a firm card is sold too, labelled Featured wherever it appears, and it buys a slot rather than a score. Write to us about that one as well.
Every paid placement is labelled Sponsored and every outbound link is rel="sponsored nofollow". Ads sit after the content they appear beside, never in front of it, and a slot with nothing booked renders nothing rather than a grey box.
What is not for sale
Position in the ranking, a score or the removal of a hidden rule. None of those have a price, and asking will end the conversation rather than start it. If a firm pays us a referral commission and its own terms let it close your account on a rule it never published, both of those facts appear on its page.
The reason is not principle for its own sake. A comparison site that can be paid to change its answers is worth nothing to the reader, and therefore worth nothing to an advertiser either.
Get in touch
That opens your email app with a few questions already in it. Or write to hello@propfirmrefer.com directly.
Reporting a firm rather than advertising? That goes here. General corrections are welcome at the same address.