Want to Advertise on UbuntuFree?
Since launching in 2014, UbuntuFree has grown into one of the most trusted destinations for Linux and Ubuntu content. With thousands of loyal readers on Facebook, Twitter, and our newsletter, we’re the go-to site for discovering apps, games, tutorials, and news in the Ubuntu space.
If you’re trying to reach Ubuntu/Linux enthusiasts, developers, gamers, or tech-focused users, you’ve landed in the right place.
Why Choose UbuntuFree?
- We’re Established: Over 11 years of consistent publishing, covering all things Linux.
- We Reach Thousands: Active followers across social media and our newsletter.
- Our Audience is Niche and Engaged: Ubuntu users, open-source fans, developers, gamers, and more.
- We Cover It All: News, guides, showcases, reviews, recommendations, and tutorials.
What Can You Promote?
We help businesses and creators spread the word about:
- Apps and software tools
- Games for Ubuntu/Linux
- Online courses and e-learning platforms
- Events, webinars, and community meetups
- YouTube channels, podcasts, and video series
- Services and developer resources
Ad Placement Options
| How You Can Advertise | What It Includes |
|---|---|
| Banner Ads | Visible across high-traffic pages — home, category, and articles |
| Sponsored Articles | A dedicated write-up for your product, service, or event with visuals |
| Event Highlights | Spotlight your Linux-related events with custom banners and promotion |
| App or Game Showcase | Feature your creation with screenshots, links, and editorial love |
Free Social Media Sharing
Every sponsored article published on UbuntuFree is automatically shared across our Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms — unless you request otherwise. We also include it in our regular newsletter, giving your content an extra visibility boost.
Payment Methods
- PayPal
- Wire transfer (bank-to-bank)
Ready to Reach a Linux Audience?
Send us your proposal and advertising materials at [email protected]. Let us know what you’d like to promote, your preferred ad type, and anything else we should include. Or visit our Contact Page to start the conversation.
Let’s work together to create something impactful for the Ubuntu/Linux community.
