Cupid Code Journal covers AI dating tools for a skeptical, tech-literate audience. Well-built products can reach those readers through labeled sponsorship; products that depend on deception can’t.
Sponsored posts on request. Email editorial@cupidcodejournal.com with your topic and target URL.
Sponsorship pricing
| Item | Rate |
|---|---|
| Sponsored post | on request |
| Link inside an existing explainer | on request |
| Labeled entry in a tool roundup | on request |
| Three-post package | on request |
Eligible
- AI dating assistants and profile-review tools with public pricing and a privacy policy.
- AI headshot and photo tools whose marketing respects dating apps’ photo rules.
- AI matchmaking services.
- Deepfake and synthetic-image detection vendors.
- Dating apps writing about their own AI features.
Ineligible products
- AI companion or virtual partner apps.
- Tools marketed for creating fake profiles, face swaps or deceiving matches.
- Explicit hookup or adult sites, and sugar or “arrangement” sites.
- Paid “scam recovery” firms.
- Face-recognition people search.
- Unlicensed therapy.
- Any product or campaign directed at minors.
Where paid links can’t go
Explainers on AI catfish, deepfake romance scams and sextortion carry no paid links.
Disclosure standard
Sponsored posts are labeled “Sponsored” at the top, and paid outbound links ship with rel="sponsored nofollow". A paid roundup entry is marked and held to the same published criteria as unpaid entries.