DIY AI is an independent AI tools publication helping creators, freelancers, marketers, developers, agencies, and small businesses compare software before they buy. We cover practical AI tools across writing, SEO, image generation, video, audio, speech-to-text, coding, productivity, automation and data workflows.
This page is for SaaS companies, affiliate managers, partnership teams and software vendors who want to work with DIY AI through relevant affiliate partnerships, product reviews, comparison content, pricing explainers, tutorials, newsletter placements or sponsored editorial.
If you are looking to submit a guest post, expert quote or editorial contribution, please use our contribute page instead.
Who DIY AI reaches
DIY AI reaches readers who are actively researching software options, comparing tools and looking for practical guidance before choosing a product. Our audience is not limited to casual AI curiosity. Many readers arrive with a clear task in mind: choosing a voice generator, comparing AI SEO software, finding a coding assistant, checking pricing, improving content workflows, or selecting tools for a small-business process.
Typical readers include founders, creators, consultants, marketers, developers, freelancers, agencies, educators, content teams and small business owners. They are usually looking for clear explanations, realistic trade-offs and direct comparisons rather than promotional product copy.
Core categories we cover
DIY AI publishes across several commercial AI software categories. These include:
- AI writing tools and editing platforms
- AI SEO tools and content optimisation software
- AI image generators, image editors and creative tools
- AI video generators and editing platforms
- AI voice generators, audio tools and text-to-speech software
- Speech-to-text tools, transcription APIs and voice workflow software
- AI coding assistants, code review tools and app builders
- AI productivity tools, automation platforms and business software
- AI data analysis tools and reporting workflows
We are most interested in software that solves a clear reader problem. A tool does not need to be the biggest brand in its category, but it does need to have a credible product, a clear use case and a sensible fit for DIY AI readers.
Partnership opportunities
We are open to commercial partnerships where the product fits our audience and can be covered responsibly. Common partnership formats include:
- Affiliate partnerships for relevant SaaS and AI software products
- Product reviews based on structured evaluation or hands-on access
- Inclusion in comparison articles where the product fits the search intent
- Pricing explainers, alternatives pages and workflow tutorials
- Newsletter placements for products relevant to our readership
- Sponsored editorial where disclosure and editorial independence are maintained
- Product testing access for upcoming reviews or category updates
We prefer long-term partner relationships over one-off link placements. The strongest fit is usually a software company with a useful product, clear positioning, reliable landing pages and an affiliate structure that rewards genuine buyer-intent traffic.
Our partnership standards
DIY AI is an editorial site first. Affiliate relationships help fund the publication, but they do not override reader trust. We only work with products that are relevant to the site and useful enough for our audience.
- Affiliate relationships do not guarantee positive coverage.
- Commercial relationships are disclosed where required.
- We do not publish fake reviews or unsupported product claims.
- We do not use trademark PPC, fake coupon pages or misleading discount pages.
- We do not use cloaked traffic, spam outreach or forced redirects.
- We do not accept irrelevant commercial links placed only for SEO value.
- We reserve the right to explain product weaknesses, limitations and trade-offs.
Good partnerships are based on product fit, useful information and clean promotion methods. If a product is not right for our audience, we would rather say no than publish a weak recommendation.
How we evaluate tools
DIY AI uses structured evaluation criteria that vary by category. A voice generator is not judged in the same way as an AI coding assistant, and an SEO tool is not judged in the same way as an image generator. The aim is to assess how well the product solves the actual user problem in its category.
Common evaluation factors include output quality, ease of use, reliability, pricing clarity, workflow fit, feature depth, control, integrations, support, documentation, commercial usefulness and suitability for different user types.
For comparison content, we try to explain where each product fits rather than pretending every option is equally strong. Some tools are better for beginners. Some are better for agencies. Some are strong on output quality but expensive. Others are cheaper but need more manual editing. Those trade-offs matter to readers, and they matter to conversion quality as well.
Publisher proof
DIY AI is a focused publication in the AI tools space. We are building topical authority across practical software categories rather than publishing disconnected affiliate pages.
- Website: https://diyai.io/
- Primary market: UK and international English-language readers
- Core audience: creators, small businesses, freelancers, marketers, developers, agencies and technical users
- Primary traffic source: organic search, supported by newsletter and direct readership
- Coverage: reviews, comparisons, pricing guides, tutorials, alternatives pages and practical explainers
- Search Console screenshots and traffic examples are available on request
If useful, we can share example URLs, current ranking pages, search performance screenshots and planned content opportunities for your category.
If your programme is hosted on PartnerStack
Some SaaS partners manage their affiliate programmes through PartnerStack. If DIY AI is a fit for your programme but the standard PartnerStack Marketplace route is unavailable, your team can send us a direct programme application link or group join link from inside PartnerStack.
This is often the simplest route for vendors who already want to work directly with DIY AI. We are happy to apply through the correct vendor-specific link, provide profile information, and follow any programme rules regarding claims, restricted keywords, and promotional methods.
What to send us
To quickly assess partnership fit, please include the practical details a publisher needs before planning coverage.
- Your product name and website
- The affiliate, referral or partner programme URL
- Commission structure, cookie window and payout terms
- Approved landing pages for trials, demos or paid plans
- Brand guidelines, approved claims and restricted wording
- Any restricted keywords, PPC rules or coupon rules
- Reviewer access, demo accounts or product documentation where relevant
- The customer segments and use cases you most want to reach
- Any regions, plans or product tiers you want us to understand
Best-fit partners
DIY AI is most likely to be a good fit for companies selling AI software, SaaS products, developer tools, marketing software, content tools, creative platforms, automation products, productivity software and business workflow tools.
We are less likely to accept partnerships from unrelated niches, thin affiliate programmes, low-quality software, gambling, adult, payday, crypto spam, essay-writing services or products that rely on misleading claims.
Contact
To discuss a relevant partnership, email us at steven@diyai.io with the subject line “DIY AI partnership enquiry”. Please include the product name, programme details and the type of collaboration you are interested in.
If the product is a fit, we can discuss the most appropriate format, whether that is an affiliate partnership, product review, comparison update, pricing guide, tutorial, newsletter placement or sponsored editorial.