Business inquiries: get your betting app, site or channel listed
Listings are editorial and free. Reviews are free and honest, which is not always the same as flattering. Advertising and partnership requests go to the same inbox, and one rule never bends: paid placement is labelled “Sponsored” and never changes a ranking. I reply within two business days.
- Free
Get listed
Send the product. If it fits a category and works, it goes on the list at the rank its score earns.
- Free
Get reviewed
Scored on the six published criteria, the same ones used for everything else. You get the review whether it flatters you or not.
- Paid · labelled
Sponsored slot
One slot marked “Sponsored” above a list or in the sidebar, sold by the month. Never inside the numbered ranking.
- Paid · labelled
Partnerships
Co-published data, newsletter sponsorship and other ideas. Tell me what you have in mind; anything paid is labelled.
How listings work
Listings on TheBettingDude are editorial decisions. Nobody pays to get in, to move up or to stay in. Here’s the whole process, so you know what you’re asking for.
What gets listed
Prediction apps, prediction sites, tipster services, YouTube channels, Telegram channels, podcasts, betting tools and licensed bookmakers. The product has to be live, open to the public, and honest about who runs it. Anything that promises certain winnings or sells “fixed” results isn’t listed, whatever the budget.
What happens after you write
- I aim to reply within 2 business days, Monday to Friday.
- If the product fits a category, it’s added with a short verdict and the facts I could confirm. Until a person has checked those facts and written the full review, the score is provisional and unconfirmed fields stay empty.
- A full review takes longer. It’s scored on the six criteria in the review methodology, and it always includes a “what I didn’t like” section.
- You can correct facts at any time: price, platforms, licences. You can’t edit opinions or scores.
What paid placement is, and isn’t
Sponsored placement isn’t on sale yet; it opens once the site’s traffic is worth paying for. When it does, a sponsored slot will be a clearly separate box marked “Sponsored”, above a list or in the sidebar. It never sits inside the numbered ranking, never changes a score and never buys a badge. The same goes for any other advertising or partnership: if money changed hands, the page says so.
What I won’t do
- Sell a ranking position, a score or a badge.
- Add affiliate links, tracking codes or bonus offers.
- Publish a “review” written by the product’s owner.
- Promote a bookmaker. Bookmakers are described, with their licences, and that’s all.
Featured placements
Some lists have a block labelled “Featured” above the ranking. Featured placements are picked by the site. They carry no score, sit outside the numbered list and say nothing about how a product compares with the ranked ones. No product can pay to enter the ranking or to move within it.
Media kit
The site is new. I would rather show you an empty table than numbers I made up, so every figure below appears only once it is real and worth quoting.
| Metric | Now | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Organic clicks per month | Not published yet | From Google Search Console, published once meaningful, then updated monthly |
| Audience countries | Not published yet | From cookieless Cloudflare Web Analytics; no estimates until there is real data |
| Newsletter subscribers | Not published yet | Confirmed (double opt-in) addresses only |
| Sponsored slot, list page | On request | One slot per list, labelled, outside the ranking |
| Sponsored slot, sidebar | On request | Site-wide or per sport, labelled |
Before you write
Can I pay to be ranked higher?
No. Scores follow the published methodology and money never enters the score or the order. A sponsored slot sits outside the ranking and says so.
Do you use affiliate links?
No, on anything. Outbound links are plain and carry no codes. That is why nobody can buy a position here.
Do you review products that are not in English?
Yes. The site runs in English and Romanian, and a product in another language can still be listed; its page shows the languages it publishes in.
What if I disagree with my review?
Write to me. Factual mistakes get fixed and the fix is dated. Opinions stay, and nobody can pay to change them.