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About Ars Technica

Ars Technica is a US technology and science publication owned by Condé Nast. It covers computing, IT, policy, science, gaming and cars with in-depth reporting and analysis, and is read by a technically knowledgeable audience including developers, engineers and IT professionals.

Articles are published in the publication’s sponsored, partner or brand section and may carry a disclaimer. Publishing is subject to the publisher’s content guidelines.

Who should publish on Ars Technica

Software companies, hardware makers, cybersecurity firms, research labs and deep-tech startups are a good match for Ars Technica. Its readers are technically literate and sceptical, so stories with real substance, such as engineering detail, benchmarks or research findings, land well. Publishing here helps a technology brand earn credibility with developers, engineers and IT buyers who influence purchasing decisions.

Stories that fit

Technical product releases with engineering detail
Security research and vulnerability disclosures
Science and space technology developments

Key details

Type: Middle East & global media
Region: United States
Language: English
Domain authority: 92
Domain rating: 90
Industries: News & General
Sponsored label: Yes
Google indexing: Yes

How it works

Add to cart and pay online in rupees or dollars – you get a GST invoice.
Send your article for this site from your dashboard (or we can help you write it).
We check it against the publisher’s rules and send it for publishing.
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FAQs about publishing on Ars Technica

How much does it cost to publish on Ars Technica?

₹3,25,600 + GST per article for “Ars Technica”. You pay online and get a GST invoice.

Will my article on Ars Technica be marked as sponsored?

The publisher may add a disclaimer. Sponsored label: yes.

Do I get a backlink from Ars Technica?

It depends on the option and the publisher. Some sections on Ars Technica allow a link to your website, others don’t, and the publisher decides whether links are do-follow or no-follow. Ask us before ordering and we’ll confirm for this site.

Will my article on Ars Technica be indexed on Google?

Yes – articles in this section are normally indexed by Google. Indexing is decided by Google, so timing can vary.

Can you write the article for me?

Yes. Send us your announcement or key points and our editors can prepare an article that follows Ars Technica’s guidelines, or you can submit your own draft for review.

What kind of stories suit Ars Technica?

Technical product releases with engineering detail; Security research and vulnerability disclosures; Science and space technology developments.