Buy a sponsored article on Ars Technica

Add Ars Technica to your selection on the ranksource marketplace, submit your editorial brief, and ranksource coordinates the writing and then the publication with the Ars Technica editorial team. The format, links and turnaround time are confirmed before your order is validated.

Publishing a sponsored article on Ars Technica starts at $5,199. The price covers the writing or editorial review, the publication and the upkeep of the article. The exact price for your chosen format is shown on the ranksource marketplace.

The publication turnaround time on Ars Technica is confirmed before your order, once the brief is validated by the editorial team. It depends on the requested format and the outlet's editorial calendar; ranksource tracks every step through to publication.

Links published on Ars Technica are nofollow. The article delivers visibility, brand awareness and a mention signal, without directly passing PageRank.

Yes, Ars Technica accepts content written by the advertiser, subject to its editorial approval. You can also entrust the writing to ranksource to match the outlet's editorial line.

Ars Technica mainly publishes on Space & Astronomy, Hardware & Gadgets & Software & Apps. Your sponsored article must fit within these topics or a consistent editorial angle, agreed with the editorial team.

Ars Technica is crawled by 7 AI engines, including GPTBot, ChatGPT-User & Meta-ExternalAgent. A sponsored article published on this media outlet can therefore be cited as a source in their generative answers, in addition to its visibility on Google: an AI visibility (GEO) lever that ranksource documents for every media outlet.

The article stays published on Ars Technica for at least 36 months, with its link or links active for that entire period. This is a permanence guarantee that goes beyond a simple temporary link.