A Posticy Publisher is a business user or professional who owns, controls, or is authorized to manage a website and offer content placements on it.
Manage your websites
Add accurate website details, verify control, and complete Posticy’s review before Marketplace approval. Keep prices, editorial requirements, link attributes, sponsorship disclosures, and publication terms accurate.
Review and submit Proposals
You decide whether to accept a direct Proposal from a Marketer. You can also respond to matching Offer Requests using Submit Proposal. Submitting that response commits you to fulfil its terms if the Marketer accepts; no second Publisher acceptance is required.
Payment and delivery
Acceptance creates a binding Order and automatically generates an invoice in your name. The Marketer pays you directly before publication. Normal Publisher accounts and the Publisher Sales Portal support connected Stripe and PayPal invoicing. Publish the agreed content and deliver the URL through the official Order workflow.
Maintain the placement
Unless a different period is agreed before acceptance, keep the content, agreed links, and link attributes publicly available for at least 12 months from first publication. If a placement is removed or its agreed links change during that period, respond to the Marketer’s notice and correct it within seven calendar days, unless another deadline is agreed or correction would be unlawful. A different-site replacement requires the Marketer’s approval.
Content and publication responsibilities
Follow applicable law and your stated editorial requirements. You determine lawful sponsorship disclosures and must accurately describe the offered link attributes. Content remains owned by its rights holder; material edits, reuse elsewhere, or use beyond the agreed scope require permission. See the Terms and Conditions.
Related guides
How does it work for Publishers? · How Payment Works for Publishers · Offer Requests for Publishers · Understanding Order Statuses for Publishers