We started on the publishing side.

Before SellHax was a marketplace, it was a group of sites we run ourselves. Selling sponsored posts on them meant long email threads, price lists in spreadsheets, and invoices that took months to clear. Buyers had it no better: they paid up front and hoped the article would appear.

So we built the thing we wanted on both sides. Publications prove they're who they say they are. Prices are public, and our fee is a line of its own. The buyer's money sits with us until the piece is live and checked, and then it goes to the publisher without anyone chasing anyone.

The AI parts came later, and for a practical reason. More people now ask ChatGPT or Perplexity before they search, and those assistants lean on what reputable sites have published. That makes a well-placed article worth more than it used to be, and it means you can actually check whether it's working.

We're a small team, and we read every message. If something on SellHax doesn't work the way this page says it should, tell us.