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Advertise on Instagram to Transcript
This is a single-purpose tool. People arrive with a job to do, they do it, and they leave. That makes the audience narrow and easy to describe, which is the whole pitch.
The numbers
Traffic numbers publish here once analytics has a full month of history behind it. Until then, email and ask. You get the dashboard rather than a number in a message.
Who reads this
Four groups, all of them working with short video.
Creators and social managers
People posting Reels weekly who need the words back out for captions, newsletters and posts.
Video editors
Anyone pulling an SRT to burn subtitles into a vertical export in CapCut or Premiere.
Marketers and researchers
Teams reading competitor video at volume and keeping it somewhere searchable.
Developers
People arriving at the API and MCP docs to wire transcription into their own product.
Placements
Result panel
A single line under the finished transcript, at the moment someone has what they came for. The highest attention spot on the site.
Sponsor slot
One sponsor named on the home page and every guide. Text and a logo, no script of yours on the page.
Guide sponsorship
Your name on one guide in the library, with a paragraph written by you and marked as sponsored.
Newsletter or docs
Placement in the API docs, where the readers are building something. Ask if this fits.
How we run ads
Ads are text and a logo, served from this site. No third party scripts run on these pages, so nothing an advertiser adds can track a visitor across the web.
Everything paid is labelled. The tool itself stays free and stays first on the page, and no placement sits between somebody and their transcript.
We turn down anything that would embarrass a reader who clicked it. That includes services claiming to reach private Instagram accounts, since those either fail or ask for a password.
Ask about a placement
Tell us what you sell and which slot you want. You get current numbers, a rate and the dashboard link back.
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