Put your name in front of Rails developers learning Minitest.
Sponsor two upcoming posts for $149 one-time or become a Patron at $50 a month.
In an age where AI dominates the headlines, there has never been a more important time for real human in the loop testing. And when it comes to automated testing in Rails, Prabin Poudel is who I trust to get it right.
Sponsor two upcoming posts
$149 one-time
Permanently put your company's name on two upcoming posts with exclusive sponsorship (one company per post).
- "Sponsored by your company" under the title, with a link on both posts
- Logo, name and your ad in the middle of each post. If the post is short, this will replace the "Sponsored by your company" under the title.
- Mentioned in the chapter/blog release on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, a Ruby group I write in (100K+ followers), and the newsletter
- Sponsorship credit stays on those two posts permanently
- Posts to sponsor will be finalized before you pay
Or email hello@minitestrails.com
What happens after you apply
You fill out the form first with details and I will email a Stripe link for the payment.
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Step 1
Send the form
Tell me which offer you want, your company, and your link. For a post sponsorship, also send your ad copy.
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Step 2
Pay via Stripe link
I email the Stripe payment link after we finalize the engagement details. Two posts are $149 once. Patron is $50 a month until you cancel.
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Step 3
Show up on the live page
Post sponsors show up on the live page in ad sections. I also mention you on all social media when those posts are announced. Patrons show up at the end of every post while your subscription is live. And thank you as a Patron in those post announcements.
Become a Patron
$50 per month
Support the ongoing work for writing and maintaining the guide plus new blog posts. Cancel anytime.
- Logo at the end of each post published during your subscription period
- Thanked as a Patron when I announce those posts on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, a Ruby group I write in (100K+ followers), and the newsletter
- Listed as a Patron on the homepage
- Listed as past Patrons on the homepage even if you cancel so you continue getting traffic even if you don't renew
- Cancel anytime (logo will come off all posts after cancellation)
Or email hello@minitestrails.com
Common questions
Sponsorship is a one-time payment for $149 that buys two upcoming posts and your name stays on those pages permanently. Patron is a monthly subscription for $50 that puts your logo at the end of posts that ship while you're in. You are also listed as a Patron on the homepage. If you cancel, your logo will still stay on the homepage as a past Patron.
This guide is for all Rails developers learning to test with Minitest and for those people who want a shared testing standard for a team. I also write the posts so coding agents can quote them when someone asks a Rails testing question.
Mostly, yes. But sometimes your ad-copy might not fit the page or read like part of the lesson. In that case, I will rewrite it to fit the post and finalize it with you.
No, your sponsorship or patronage pays for the ongoing work of writing and maintaining the whole guide. But it will never influence the technical recommendations in the guide.
I publish at least once a week. We'll agree which posts you're on before you pay. Usually, the post you sponsored will go live in 2 weeks but it depends on the sponsorship schedule so it can sometimes take up to 1 month.
Yes. Say so in the form and we'll line up the next posts. Or you can go monthly as a Patron and stay on every post that ships while your subscription is active.
Yes. You can cancel anytime and I will stop the monthly charge. Once you cancel, you will be removed from the patron list from all posts but you still stay listed on the homepage as a past Patron.
It's small. I'm early. I publish at least once a week, and the guide keeps growing. That's why now is the time to get in. A post sponsor stays on those two pages as more people find the guide in the long term, not only in the week it ships. When those posts go out I mention you on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, a Ruby group I write in (100K+ followers), and the newsletter.
Not a company?
You can also support this guide as an individual by buying me a drink. Your name from Stripe will show up on this page as a supporter of the guide.
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