Advertise with Procurement Signal
Labeled sponsorships in front of the people who sign the contracts.
Who you reach
Procurement Signal is B2B intelligence for procurement and supply-chain professionals. Our readers — CPOs, category managers, sourcing and supplier-risk teams — come to us on the days that change their jobs: tariff actions, supplier failures, input-cost moves, and the moment they're shortlisting procurement software. They read us to decide what to buy, from whom, and when.
How advertising runs here
Every ad unit is labeled Sponsored, visually separated from editorial content, and never dressed up as a story. Sponsor links carry rel="sponsored". Editorial is firewalled: coverage decisions are made on news value alone, and a sponsor's spend never affects what we cover or how. Read our editorial standards.
Placements
| Placement | Where it appears | Sizes | Who can buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homepage leaderboard | Top of the homepage, above the front page | 970×250, 728×90, 320×100 | Procurement software (source-to-pay, sourcing, AP automation); Market data & commodity intelligence; Advisory, consulting & services |
| Wire-side rectangle | Rail beside the live wire headlines (/wire/) | 300×250, 300×600 | Freight & logistics services; Market data & commodity intelligence |
| Topic-beat sponsorship | Sponsored block on a topic page (/topics/…) | Fluid block | Procurement software (source-to-pay, sourcing, AP automation); Freight & logistics services; Market data & commodity intelligence; Advisory, consulting & services |
| Footer unit | Site footer, every page | 970×90, 728×90 | Procurement software (source-to-pay, sourcing, AP automation); Advisory, consulting & services |
Rates
We're launching a small, high-attention inventory and set rates directly with each sponsor rather than publishing a card. Email the ad desk and we'll send current pricing, specs and availability for the placement you want.
Sponsorship categories are limited to procurement software, freight & logistics services, market-data providers and advisory firms — vendors our readers actually evaluate. We don't run ads for categories we cover as beats without clear labeling, and we never sell editorial coverage.