Your brand, featured on a dedicated page, assembled from your verified facts, labeled as paid before it can render, and closed with a report that only contains numbers we actually measured.
Most sponsored features are trust withdrawals: invented praise, hidden money, claims that fold under one skeptical click. This format works the opposite way: readers can check every receipt, which is exactly why the feature is worth paying for.
The machinery is real: the same self-assembling spotlight pattern runs in production inside a live member network. See the case study →
Below is a demonstration feature for a fictional brand, produced by the real publishing engine: the paid label, the sourced facts, the attributed proof, all of it. Your feature would work exactly this way, with your real facts.
Wildgrove Studio · brand strategy & identity agency
A five-person studio that builds brand systems for regenerative-agriculture and outdoor companies, with every claim on the page sourced, every quote real and permissioned.
View the sample feature →One feature page, one slot period (one month), the full disclosure standard, and a post-slot report. Live within 3 business days of complete, verified intake.
Book your slot →Payment books your slot; the intake follows. If verification finds the feature can't run honestly, you get a full refund.
Three slots across three periods, with a fresh angle each time. About 15% off the single-slot rate.
We build the self-assembling, disclosure-enforced feature system inside your site, so you can run paid features for your partners the way we do.
We operate your feature program each cycle: verify, assemble, disclose, publish, report.
Capacity: 3 slots per period · founding slots currently open
The rules are public. Every promise this format makes to readers (the label, the verification, the real endorsements) is published as policy, and the publishing engine enforces it in code.
Read the policy →Start with the intake. It takes about 15 minutes and it's most of the work on your side. Or book a call first if you'd rather talk it through.