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How it works

A placement is an article, and it goes through a newsroom.

No auction, no broker, no waiting for a publisher to answer. You pick a title from the catalogue, send the text, and the desk that runs the title publishes it.

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One Chakloon Pass account opens the desk. No separate password.

Choose a title

Filter by language, country, topic and price. Every card shows what we measured.

Send the article

Your text and link, or a brief for our desk to write from.

Editorial check

We read it against the rules below — usually the same working day.

Publication

It runs under the title’s masthead, labelled, with your link live.

Report

You get the URL and the invoice. The article stays in the archive.

Timing

What the deadline means

The turnaround on a listing is counted from the moment the article passes editorial review, not from the moment you place the order. In practice a text that follows the rules clears review the same working day.

Express (+€20) moves your order to the front of the queue and publishes within 24 hours of review. If we miss it, the express fee comes off the invoice.

After publication

What you get back

The live URL, the section it ran in, and the invoice. The article is a normal article: it sits in the title’s archive, its sitemap and its RSS feed, and it keeps its URL.

We do not remove placements after a term and we do not resell the same slot. If you ever want it taken down, ask the desk and it comes down.

Editorial

What gets a text sent back

A placement is an article in a working newsroom, so it follows the same rules the newsroom follows. These are the ones that get texts sent back.

Nothing illegal in the market it runs in
Gambling without a licence, prescription medicine, weapons, tobacco, counterfeit goods, forged documents and paid academic work are refused everywhere.
No medical, legal or financial promises
You may describe a service. You may not promise a cure, a court outcome or a return.
No adult content, no political campaigning
Both are refused across the network, including in the run-up to elections.
Named subject
The article names the company or person it is about. Anonymous placements attacking a third party are refused outright.
Links go where they say
Up to three links total, HTTPS only, no redirect chains, no cloaking. The landing page must match the anchor.
Your own text
We check for machine-generated filler and for copies of pages already online. A rewrite of your own site is fine; a scrape is not.
Facts stay checkable
Statistics need a source. Quotes need a person who said them.

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