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The Verge

theverge.com

The Verge is a tech publication for all kinds of startups, including AI tools, developer tools, and mobile apps. We went through its submission pages in October 2026: what it costs, the link you get, who gets in and how to submit.

Free DofollowThey link to your product with a dofollow link, which helps SEO SelectiveOnly a few submissions are picked FeaturedShown to their audience: homepage, newsletter or social DR 92Ahrefs Domain Rating: a 0–100 score based on the sites that link here. It doesn't measure traffic. TrafficSimilarweb global rank #2,756

How much does The Verge cost?

Listing on The Verge is free.

Extras they sell

Award badge licensing
Optional paid licensing for using The Verge Reviewed or The Verge Recommends badges across brand channels. A Reviewed badge requires a review published within the last 12 months and a score of at least 6/10. Rates are available by request; licensing does not buy coverage.
Advertising and branded content
Separate sales inquiry for advertising. The form asks about targeting/geography, current online advertising, media-buy timing, campaign message, and contact details. No public rate card or package prices were found; The Verge says advertiser content is separate from newsroom coverage.

Does The Verge give a dofollow backlink?

The Verge links to your site with a dofollow link, the kind Google may count toward your site's authority.

Its Ahrefs Domain Rating is 92.

Who gets into The Verge, and how fast?

The Verge picks only a few of the products submitted.

New listings are shown to its audience: on the homepage, in a newsletter or on social media.

The pitch guidance says The Verge tries to respond to every pitch; if there is no response within a few weeks, follow up or resubmit.

How much traffic does The Verge get?

Similarweb ranks theverge.com #2,756 in the world by traffic.

How do you submit to The Verge?

You submit to The Verge through a form on their site.

What the form asks for

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Researched 29 October 2026 from The Verge's own pages. Prices and terms change, so check before you pay. Something out of date? Report a correction.