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Sponsor with AI Setups That Work
A newsletter and reference site for people who want documented AI workflows, not hype. Sponsors get labeled placements; editorial rankings and setup write-ups are not for sale.
Who reads it
- Solo operators: freelancers and employees wiring inbox, meetings, and status updates with draft-first guardrails.
- Small businesses: owner-operators focused on leads, invoices, and simple web presence.
- Families: households using AI for meals, calendar, and bigger purchase research.
Audience size: Launched Oct 2026: stats shared on request. We do not publish subscriber or traffic figures on this page.
Format
Weekly email with sourced AI setups (steps, prompts where applicable, and linked public sources) plus evergreen setup and guide pages on the site. Sponsors appear as clearly marked partner copy. Separate from how setups are chosen and written.
Founding sponsor pricing
- Starting rate: $50 per week for the first founding sponsor slot.
- Each additional sponsor signed raises the weekly price for the next open slot by $25 (second slot $75/week, third $100/week, and so on).
Placement details and schedule are confirmed in writing before anything goes live. Founding partners are not required to commit long term.
Slot types
- Main sponsor: newsletter
- Primary labeled placement in the weekly email (partner name, short offer, and your link). Copy is reviewed before send.
- On-site placement
- Matching labeled mention on the sponsor page and agreed on-site surfaces (for example a footer or setup-page callout). Never inside setup steps or source lists.
- Sticky bottom bar
- A slim labeled bar pinned to the bottom of every page while visitors scroll (sponsor name, one short line, and your link). Dismissible; stays hidden once dismissed. A separate offer from the robot slots, from $50/week.
Contact
Email sponsors@aisetupsthatwork.com with your product, audience fit, and preferred start week.
Transparency: AI tools help draft and operate this site and newsletter; a human reviews placements, sponsor copy, and publishing. Sponsored content is always labeled.