A B2B and AI software event with a public sponsor application and prospectus-request route. The sponsor page describes executive and founder audiences.
Benefits
Fits products sold to B2B software companies and teams building AI businesses. Event participation requires a specific buyer hypothesis and a plan for relevant conversations and follow-up, beyond booth visibility.
An open-source technology conference with a public sponsorship enquiry. Its event site describes technical programming and the sponsor page explains exhibit placement.
Benefits
Fits open-source products, developer infrastructure and technical services where an in-person demonstration helps explain the value. Plan a useful conversation or demo that relates to the conference's technical topics.
A newsletter network with separate technology audiences, including developers, AI builders and product professionals. Its advertiser site offers native newsletter placements and campaign support.
Benefits
Consider a specific audience edition when your product solves a clear problem for that readership. A technical guide, demo or webinar gives the placement a concrete destination; the network's total reach is less useful than the edition's audience match.
Hacker News's showcase for substantive projects their makers have worked on and other people can try. Readers can ask questions and give feedback in the discussion.
Benefits
Fits runnable developer tools, working prototypes and original projects with a technical story. It is especially useful for learning what technically engaged people understand or question about your product.
A founder discussion community featuring product-building stories, revenue experiences and questions about acquiring customers. The reviewed homepage contains active discussions and signup links.
Benefits
Fits founder-facing products and practical experiences from building a business. A concrete lesson, useful data or an honest question gives people more to discuss than an unsupported promotional claim.