Sponsored
$99 first ad
The featured spot right under the introduction. Your logo, up to 100 words, and your link.
- Right under the intro
- Up to 100 words plus a link
- $300 for a full month of 4 issues
AI Newsletter Advertising for AI Tools and SaaS
Prompt Teardown is an AI newsletter open for sponsorship. Advertise to professionals who use AI for real work: writing, design, code, research, marketing, and analysis. Every week I take apart a real AI prompt, show why it works, and fix what's missing.
It's model-agnostic. Any week, the example could be any model. The focus is always the prompt, not the platform.
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Readers are people already deciding what AI tools to buy. A strong fit for AI design tools, developer and productivity software, and B2B SaaS that want in front of buyers, not browsers. A small, engaged, on-profile list beats a big general one.
The audience
As of September 2026, 4,418 subscribers, all grown organically with no paid acquisition.
Just over half the list reads it for work. The rest are students and people learning AI on their own time. Readers include people at global consultancies, brand agencies, software companies, law firms, universities and government agencies, alongside freelancers, business owners and independent builders.
Reach
- Subscribers
- 4,418
- Opens per issue
- ~1,600
Engagement
- Open rate (delivered)
- 36%
- Click rate
- 5.5%
Email stats cover the last 4 weeks, beehiiv, September 27, 2026.
An audience with budget
7 in 10 readers already pay for at least one AI tool out of their own pocket, and about 6% have an employer covering their stack. On prompting, 46% call themselves comfortable, 45% are still new to it, and 9% build chained prompts.
Tool and spend figures come from the 753 responses since that question was added to the survey in July 2026.
What they use AI for
Subscriber survey, May to September 2026, 1,678 responses. It runs as one question at signup, so it has been collecting since the newsletter launched.
Sponsors that fit
- AI writing, research and note-taking tools
- AI design and image tools
- Developer tools and coding assistants
- Productivity and workflow software
- B2B SaaS selling to freelancers, agencies and small teams
- Courses and learning platforms for people getting better at AI
Placements
Every placement carries your logo and is written in the newsletter's voice so it reads native, not like a banner.
- The top spot is yours. Your ad is the only one under the introduction.
- Prime position. Right under the introduction, before the teardown.
- Written to get clicked. I write it in the voice readers already trust.
- UTM-trackable. Your tracking link runs exactly as sent.
Sponsored by Your Brand
Your headline goes here
Up to 100 words about your product, written in the newsletter's voice, with your link right in the text. It sits right under the introduction, so it's the first thing readers see once the issue gets going.
Dedicated
$200
The whole issue built around you, for a launch that deserves the room.
- Single-sponsor issue
- Call-to-action button
- 7 days lead time
Site placement
$100
An evergreen sponsored callout inside a prompt article, so it keeps working long after it goes live.
- At least 12 months live
- Do-follow link
- Inside a real prompt article
Launch pricing. The first ad is $99 and a full month of 4 issues is $300. That's a special I'm running while the newsletter grows.
Pricing and booking: [email protected]
What you get
I write your ad for you. I see what gets this list clicking every issue, so your placement is written the way these readers respond: plain, specific, and about what they get out of it. You'll see it before anyone else does, and if something's off, we fix it together in one round of changes.
Your logo goes on it, it stays live in the web archive after it sends, and you get a short report on how it did. There's no usage-rights add-on and no exclusivity fee. Reuse the copy anywhere you like, for as long as you like.
I turn down anything I wouldn't use myself, and anything that needs a fake claim to work. That's the reason the click rate holds up.
Book in minutes
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Book your slot
Pay online or send me an email. No sales call.
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Tell me what you're selling
Send your link, your logo and what you want readers to do. I reply with your confirmed issue date.
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Approve your ad
I write it and send it over before it runs. You get one round of changes.
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It sends, you see the numbers
Your ad goes out in the issue you booked. Then you get opens, clicks and what readers wrote back.
FAQ
How much does it cost to sponsor Prompt Teardown?
Sponsoring Prompt Teardown starts at $99 for your first ad, the featured spot right under the introduction. A full month of 4 issues is $300. That's a special I'm running while the newsletter grows. A dedicated issue is $200 and an evergreen site placement is $100. Email [email protected] to book.
Who reads Prompt Teardown?
Professionals who use AI for real work in writing, design, code, research, marketing, and analysis. As of September 2026 the newsletter has 4,418 subscribers, all grown organically, with about 36% opening each issue and a 5.5% click rate.
What ad formats are available?
Three formats run on Prompt Teardown. A sponsored slot sits right under the introduction, with your logo, up to 100 words, and a link. A dedicated issue is built entirely around you, with a call-to-action button, at $200. A site placement lives inside a prompt article for at least 12 months at $100.
What kinds of brands sponsor Prompt Teardown?
AI design tools, developer and productivity software, and B2B SaaS that want to reach people already deciding what to buy. Writing, research and coding tools fit too, since those are three of the top four things readers say they use AI for.
Do I have to commit to a month?
Sponsoring Prompt Teardown doesn't require a month. Your first ad is a single issue at $99, so you can decide after you see the report. After that, the month of 4 issues at $300 puts you in front of the same readers 4 weeks running.
Do I have to write the ad myself?
Writing the ad is included, and it's usually the better option. I see what gets this list clicking every issue, so I write your placement the way these readers respond to, then send it to you for approval with one round of changes. If you'd rather use your own copy, send up to 100 words.
Who will I be working with?
Every Prompt Teardown sponsorship is handled by me, the person who writes the newsletter. There's no agency or account manager in between, so the person approving your copy is the one sending the issue. Booking, copy, approval and the report all come through one inbox: [email protected].
Can I choose which issue my ad runs in?
You choose the issue date when you book, and I confirm it by email so you always know where your slot is. Prompt Teardown carries 1 sponsored slot under the introduction, so your ad is the only one in that spot. Dedicated issues run at most once a month and need 7 days of lead time.
Can I track the clicks myself?
Tracking works with your own tools. Send a link with UTM tags or your own tracking URL and it runs exactly as sent, so clicks show up in your analytics. You also get my report after the send, with opens, clicks on your link and click-to-open rate.
What do I get after the ad runs?
After the send you get a short report on your placement: opens, clicks on your link, click-to-open rate, and what readers wrote back. Recent issues average about 36% opens and a 5.5% click rate, so that's the baseline to judge your numbers against. The ad also stays live in the public web archive.
What if my product isn't a fit?
If I review your product and it isn't a fit for Prompt Teardown readers, you get a full refund. I only run what I'd use myself. That protects the list, and the click rate your ad depends on.
How do I book a sponsorship?
Book online on the pay page, or email [email protected] for a custom package, a bundle or a repeat run. Then send your goal for the campaign, the link you want readers to click, your logo, and your copy or a short brief. I need it 3 days before the send date, or 7 days for a dedicated issue.