Media kit
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Disability Help Finder is an independent, free directory. It is not a law firm, a clinic, or a government agency. Readers are looking up disability help for themselves or for someone they love. California and Texas have full guides. Every other state has national steps you can use today.
Rates
The site is launching. The prices below are the founding-sponsor rate. We do not publish a visitor count or a subscriber count, because we are not collecting those numbers.
Prices
- Featured listing, $49 for 30 days.
- Bottom banner, $99 for 30 days.
- Newsletter spot, $39 for one future issue. The newsletter is not sending yet.
What a placement looks like
These are examples for Lizzy O. The description is the one on her site. They are not paid placements, and they are not recommendations.
Pages that never carry an ad
This is a brand-safety rule. A paid placement is labeled Sponsored, and it is kept off the pages below.
- Benefits pages. Someone may be deciding about a public program. An ad does not belong beside that choice.
- Rights pages. A rights page explains a law. It stays free of brands.
- The crisis box. If someone needs 988 or 911, that box stays on the help. It never carries an ad.
- The denial guide. A denial letter is a hard moment. We do not sell next to it.
- Start Here. The first-weeks page stays free of brands.
Guides that can carry a placement
Going out is a fit for entertainment and travel. Daily living is a fit for adaptive products. The guide text stays free of ads. Free options come first, and a brand appears in the guide only when an official page describes that product. A paid placement, when bookings are open, is labeled Sponsored and sits in the placement slot.
- Going out for entertainment and tickets.
- Daily living for adaptive products.