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We’re open to conversations that move technology coverage forward — whether you have a news tip, editorial request, partnership idea, or a general inquiry. This is the right place to start.
We do not accept guest posts or unsolicited contributed articles. Please do not send pitches, drafts, or link-insertion requests — they will not receive a response. If you have a legitimate news tip or product announcement, use the editorial contact below.
We’re listening — when it’s relevant
Not every message gets the same response, so we’ve broken down what we can help with and who handles what.
Editorial & News Tips
Have a product launch, research finding, or story worth covering? Share the details and we’ll evaluate it.
Partnerships & Collaborations
We work with founders, startups, and technology teams on visibility-focused collaborations and features.
Data & Research Requests
Questions about coverage data, industry trends, or analytics-driven insights? Reach out with context about what you need.
Corrections & Updates
Accuracy matters to us. If you’ve spotted an error in a published article or need a factual update, let us know promptly.
Pick the right channel
Email Us
For detailed inquiries, pitches, official communication, or anything that needs a paper trail — email is the right channel. We typically respond within 24 hours on business days.
Direct Contacts
Quick Message
For short questions or quick clarifications, use the live chat bubble on this page. It’s the fastest way to get a brief answer.
Click the chat bubble
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Hashlytics does not publish guest-written articles, link insertion requests, paid link placements disguised as editorial, or “contributed” content of any kind. Our editorial content is produced entirely by our own team.
Unsolicited guest post pitches and link-building emails will not receive a response. Repeat outreach may result in your domain being flagged. If you want to appear on Hashlytics, see our Advertising & Sponsorships page.
Before You Write
Help us respond faster
A clear, specific email gets a faster and more useful reply. Here’s what to include.
1
Your full name & organisation
Who you are and who you represent, briefly.
2
The specific subject
Editorial tip, correction, partnership — be direct.
3
A relevant link or context
A URL, article, or short description helps us evaluate faster.