Sponsor Worth The Credits.

Ten fixed slots, read by builders deciding what to build and what to build on. If your product belongs in that stack, this is the shelf it gets picked from.

130services and models priced
builderschoosing their AI-era stack
0/10OCT slots taken

One price.

10 fixed slots. yours is yours: no rotation, no sharing.
$2,500/ 30 days · any open slot · what you pay never changes mid-run.
your card on every page

icon, name, one line, your link. it rides the side rails of the cost list, every service page, every category page: not one landing page nobody visits.

a link that gets counted

tagged utm_source=worththecredits, so the traffic shows up in your own analytics. your private stats page shows impressions and clicks for your slot only.

no rotation, no sharing

the slot is yours for the whole 30 days: one product per slot, ten slots, nothing else moving in the frame. the price you start at is yours for as long as you keep renewing.

And the thing a sponsor cannot buy: the published price and the CHEAP / FAIR / STEEP verdict. Both are read off the vendor's own pricing page and documentation, with the source and the date kept on file. Sponsoring does not move your number, does not move a competitor's, and does not move where either of you sits in the list. That is the whole product here: if money could move a price, the list would be worth nothing, and so would your slot in it.

Who sponsors here

two kinds of sponsor do well on this page
presence buyers

You want builders to know your name. A fixed card on a page they keep coming back to; no funnel math, just being where your people already look.

signup buyers

You sell a tool builders buy for themselves: self-serve, priced for one person's card, value visible in the first session. They click, they try it, you see it.

works best for: AI coding tools · infra & hosting · APIs & inference · payments for builders · growth & analytics

The slots

$2,500 flat · your rate never rises while you stay
slot L1 · left rail$2,500/30 days
slot L2 · left rail$2,500/30 days
slot L3 · left rail$2,500/30 days
slot L4 · left rail$2,500/30 days
slot L5 · left rail$2,500/30 days
slot R1 · right rail$2,500/30 days
slot R2 · right rail$2,500/30 days
slot R3 · right rail$2,500/30 days
slot R4 · right rail$2,500/30 days
slot R5 · right rail$2,500/30 days

How it works

about four minutes, end to end
01pick a slot and pay

one click to Stripe. no account, no call, no contract. the slot is held while you check out.

02tell us who you are

name, one line, and your link: straight after payment. takes a minute. we grab your icon automatically.

03we approve it, then it runs

30 days from the moment it goes live, not from the moment you paid. rejected? full refund, same day.

Nothing open?

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the boring part

What you're buying is placement bought once: 30 days in one slot (or 90 days on the big slots, price locked, still one payment), starting when the placement is approved. It is not a subscription and it does not renew itself; when it ends, it ends, and you're welcome to buy it again. Price changes only ever apply to new sponsors; the rate you start at is yours for as long as you keep renewing. Sponsorship never touches a published price, a verdict, or a position in the list: not yours, not your competitor's. Those numbers come from the vendors' own documents, and the CHEAP / FAIR / STEEP call follows the number, not the invoice. Every placement is approved by hand, so anything we won't run gets a full refund, usually the same day. Questions, or something weird: hello@worththecredits.com.