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For appsec developers with expert knowledge on ARM-powered mobile and IoT devices
$500 - $1000 per standard article
Get paid to share your knowledge on systems administration, caching, WordPress hosting, DevOps, site deployment or other server-related topics you enjoy.
Temporarily closed to new writers
$500 - $800 per standard article
team@memphis.dev
Write in-depth pieces relevant to memphis.dev in Go
Open to new writers
$200 - $800 per standard article
https://creators.vultr.community
Content on Cloud Native Technologies (K8s, IaC, etc.), Linux, Machine Learning, and more.
Open to new writers
$200 - $700 per standard article
elisa@contentlab.io
Quoted rate range is for articles, depending on length. Also offers paid opportunities for outlining and content planning, plus higher fees for larger projects.
Open to new writers
$500 - $650 per standard article
Most tutorials involve one or more of Twilio's APIs.
Temporarily closed to new writers
$600 per standard article
writers@argot.dev
Open to new writers
$300 - $600 per standard article
content@bastion.com
Higher rates available for proven writers and complex projects
$350 - $600 per standard article
Also provides physical CircleCI swag with your first post.
Open to new writers
$300 - $600 per standard article
hello@colabra.app
Lab science, not computer science.
Open to new writers
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