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For vendors

Your official presence on patchletter.

Sysadmins track on patchletter when their tools get updates. As the verified maker, you can own your own product page — logo, a “verified” badge, official links and announcements. Clearly labeled, below the editorial content, with no tracking.

What you get

Verified badge & branding

Your logo and a subtle accent colour, plus an “Officially verified” badge that marks the page as maker-run.

Official links

Structured links your users actually need: download, release notes, docs, security advisory, support.

Announcements

Moderated, clearly labeled maker announcements — e.g. a new release, a migration note or a webinar.

On your real product page

Right where admins already look up your versions — not a separate ad slot they scroll past.

What stays neutral

  • Always below the editorial content — never before or inside the security (CVE/KEV) section.
  • Never affects ranking or ordering in the catalog.
  • The editorial data (version, CVE, EOL, release history) stays independent and can’t be changed by you.
  • No tracking, no ad inventory interspersed between listings — one clearly labeled maker block.

How it works

01

You send us the assets

Logo, links and any announcement text — we set it up for you in our admin. No vendor login needed.

02

Fixed term, kill-switch

A defined runtime; we can switch the presence off at any time.

03

Price on request

Reach out and we’ll find a fit for your product and category.

Questions

Is this advertising?
It’s a clearly labeled official maker presence on your own product page — not classic ad inventory between listings, and there is no tracking. patchletter stays ad-free and neutral.
Does it affect placement or neutrality?
No. Sponsoring never influences ranking or ordering, and the editorial data stays independent. The block sits below the editorial content and never displaces the security section.
Which products can do this?
The verified maker of a product listed on patchletter can own that product’s page. One maker, their own page.
What does it cost?
Price on request — it depends on product and category. Get in touch and we’ll sort out the details.