
Place a real editorial feature on VentureBeat — the San Francisco tech masthead that founders, venture investors and enterprise buyers have read since 2006 to decide which companies matter next. Written for you, editor-reviewed, and live in your category for good.
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Short answer: a featured article on VentureBeat costs $2,850, is written to the newsroom’s standard for you, goes live in about 7 days, and stays permanently indexed on a DA 91 technology masthead — with a dofollow link from a DR 90 domain that sits inside the tech industry’s core citation graph.
Since 2006, VentureBeat has been the working press of the technology industry — the outlet founders read before pitching, investors read before term sheets, and enterprise teams read before shortlisting vendors.
VentureBeat’s daily readership is unusually decision-dense: venture partners scanning for category signals, corporate-development teams mapping acquisition targets, and CIOs validating vendors before a procurement call. A feature here does not just reach an audience — it enters deal flow.
VentureBeat maintains a working newsroom standard: claims get checked, hype gets cut, and weak stories do not run. Passing that filter is precisely what makes the coverage valuable — a permanent, third-party record that your story survived a real tech desk, which no ad or sponsored badge can imitate.
venturebeat.com sits in the core link neighbourhood of technology on the web — cited by other outlets, aggregators and research notes. A permanent dofollow link from a DR 90 root domain rewires where your own site sits in that graph, and it keeps compounding because the article never comes down.
VentureBeat occupies a seat few tech outlets ever earn: it is simultaneously read by the market and cited by the machines. Founded in San Francisco in 2006, it built its reputation covering the venture economy from inside — funding rounds, product launches, enterprise adoption — and then made an early, deliberate editorial pivot into artificial intelligence coverage years before the current wave. That decision matters to you now for a practical reason: VentureBeat’s archive is one of the most heavily-crawled technology corpora on the open web, syndicated into Google News, echoed by aggregators like Techmeme, and folded into the training and retrieval layers of the very AI systems buyers now ask for vendor recommendations. When an analyst assembles a market map, when a diligence associate runs a company search, when a generative engine composes an answer about a category — VentureBeat URLs are disproportionately present in the source set. Placing a permanent feature here is therefore not a media buy in the traditional sense; it is an entry written into one of the technology industry’s reference documents, consulted by both the humans who sign cheques and the machines that brief them.
When ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Gemini is asked “who are the serious players in this category?”, the answer is assembled from trusted technology archives — and VentureBeat is one of the archives those systems lean on hardest. Its two decades of structured tech reporting make it a ground-truth source for corporate entities: who founded what, what a product does, which round closed. A permanent feature here gives the models a clean, authoritative record to retrieve — shaping the generative answers, sentiment framing and citation cards a buyer sees before they ever reach your website.
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Our team drafts a publication-ready article and runs it through editorial compliance. You approve it.
Your feature is published on VentureBeat, indexed, and stays live permanently. You receive the live URL.
Lock in your allocation instantly to reserve your place in the publication queue.
A short brief captures your story, goals and preferred link targets.
Our editors craft your feature to VentureBeat’s exact style standards.
You approve the draft, with one full revision round included.
The publication’s own desk runs final compliance before scheduling.
Your permanent link is delivered with a completion report, typically in 7 days.
Built for operators whose next raise, deal or enterprise contract depends on being findable — and credible — when someone checks. If one of these is you, this placement was made for you.
Seed to Series C, the first thing an investor does after your deck is search you. A permanent VentureBeat feature is the result that turns a cold search into a warm meeting.
In the most crowded category in tech, coverage on the outlet that has reported AI since before the boom separates the builders from the wrapper apps.
Procurement teams and CIOs vet vendors before every shortlist. A VentureBeat feature is third-party validation that survives the diligence folder.
Where compliance officers and bank partners must approve every relationship, recognised tech press is the reference document that de-risks you.
Engineers adopt what the ecosystem discusses. Coverage in tech’s working press seeds the citations, comparisons and community threads adoption grows from.
Deliver a guaranteed, permanent VentureBeat placement for clients ahead of launches and raises — white-label friendly, with writing and compliance handled.
One-off, permanent placement. Everything included — writing, editorial review, publication and your live URL.
Everything required to secure your publication slot is included. Have our editorial team craft your piece to the publisher’s exact style standards, or provide your own pre-written publication-ready article.
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If you don’t already have a publication-ready article, our editorial team can craft premium copy tailored explicitly to your company, product or founder story. This service is available separately for multi-channel PR campaigns.
New to this? Our in-depth guide explains exactly how to get featured on VentureBeat, what its editors look for, turnaround, pricing and how a feature affects your Google and AI visibility.
Yes — this is the most common use. Tell us your target date in the briefing; with a 7-day standard turnaround we can coordinate the go-live to land with your announcement window, so the coverage exists the moment investors and journalists start searching.
That is precisely where it works hardest. Diligence associates, corporate-development teams and procurement departments run name searches as standard practice, and a permanent, indexed feature on a DA 91 tech masthead is the kind of result that reframes those searches — this year and at your exit.
venturebeat.com is a DR 90 node inside technology’s core citation graph. A permanent dofollow link from an editorial article there passes genuine authority into your domain and associates your site with the tech topical cluster Google already trusts — value that compounds because the article never expires.
Stage matters less than substance. Editors reject hype, not early companies: a working product, a named founder with a real background, a concrete milestone or a defensible point of view is enough. Our writers shape exactly that angle before anything is submitted, which is why our acceptance record holds.
A permanent featured article on VentureBeat is $2,850, one-off. That includes professional writing, editorial review, publication and your live URL.
Yes. This is an evergreen editorial feature that stays live and indexed — it does not expire or rotate off like a newswire listing.
Typically 7 days from approval of the article to publication on VentureBeat.
No. This is a Non-Sponsored Placement — organic editorial coverage carrying no “sponsored”, “advertorial” or “paid promotion” disclaimer tag anywhere on the article. Your coverage reads exactly like the publication’s own reporting — pristine brand protection with genuine institutional authority.
Yes. Our team writes a publication-ready feature and handles editorial compliance. You get a revision round before it goes live — or supply your own publication-ready article at no extra cost.
Product launches, funding rounds, category analysis, founder profiles, enterprise wins and milestone stories — anything that meets VentureBeat’s editorial standards.
No. If you don’t have a hard news hook, we shape a strong evergreen angle from your product, market position or founder story.
Yes. It is a standard editorial URL on venturebeat.com, crawlable and indexable like any other article — indexing is guaranteed.
Yes — VentureBeat is one of the most heavily-crawled technology archives on the web, and its articles feed the retrieval layers of ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. A feature there puts authoritative material about you into the sources AI answers from.
Yes — tell us the URL and anchor preference and we place a natural, editorial-style dofollow link within the article.
Yes. You approve the draft and get one revision round before anything goes live.
Yes. Order on behalf of clients — deliverables are unbranded, we never contact your client, and many agencies resell placements at their own rates.
Rare, but covered: we monitor indexing after publication, and if Google has not indexed the article we fix or re-place it — backed by our full refund guarantee.
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