Last updated 9 October 2026
Advertise on notsonabil
notsonabil is free to read, and running a lab costs money. Sponsor banners help pay for testing, hosting and upkeep. Placements are sold directly, to shops, websites and tech brands that fit the hardware reviewed here. There is no ad network and no random advertising.
Where banners can go
- Side banners, on the left and right of the page.
- A banner at the top of selected pages.
- Each slot rotates between sponsors, so several brands can share the same banner and take turns being shown.
- Which pages carry which banner is decided per sponsor, so a keyboard shop is matched with keyboard pages rather than the whole site.
Who it is for
Verified shops and websites, and brands in tech that fall inside what is reviewed here: gaming mice, keyboards, controllers, monitors, mousepads and audio. Paid referral partners are welcome too. Every advertiser is checked before a banner goes live, and any application can be declined.
What sponsoring does not buy
- A score, a tier, a ranking position or a recommendation. Results come from the lab's own testing.
- A review, a teardown or any guaranteed coverage.
- A preview of, or a say in, anything before it is published.
A sponsor's banner is never shown on that brand's own review or product pages.
Sponsored banners are labelled as sponsored. A sponsor's products are reviewed the same way as everyone else's, and an unfavourable result stays published. More on how this works is on the Privacy & disclosures page.
What advertisers must follow
- Honest claims only: no fake discounts, misleading performance claims or counterfeit goods.
- The banner must point to a site that is genuinely about the advertised shop or product.
- The site may remove a banner that breaks these rules.
How to enquire
Email notsonabil@gmail.com with:
- Your brand or shop name and website.
- The products or categories you want to promote.
- The placement you are interested in (side, top, or both) and your preferred dates.
Rates depend on placement and page. Ask for the current rates and traffic figures when you write.