Reach the friend groups who actually buy
Sponsorships that reach friend groups in the hour they pick this weekend's cheap co-op game.
Get startedPrototype site — this link only scrolls down the page.
- monthly visitors
- 48k+monthly visitors
- digest subscribers
- 12.4kdigest subscribers
- of sessions land Thu–Sat
- 63%of sessions land Thu–Sat
- median group size per session
- 4.1median group size per session
Top platforms
Steam, Game Pass, itch.io, Epic
Top genres
Co-op horror, Physics chaos, Extraction, Party, Social deduction
Sample figures — this is a prototype, not a real ad product.
Trusted by studios reaching co-op players
- Bad Torch
- Crate Goblin
- Mudlark
- Nine Volt Co.
- Hazmat Club
- Ladderjack
- Panic Ferry
- Duct Tape Co.
- Gravy Barrel
- Lowpoly Bureau
- Two Torch
- Signal Static
These studios are invented for the prototype. No real company advertises here.
Managed campaign
Best for a launch week you only get once — every format, sequenced around your ship date.
- Launch-day feature, leaderboard row and digest slot
- A pinned developer pitch on every listing in the run
- A named contact who books the whole run
starting at
$2,400/month
Inert button — no meeting is booked.
Self-serve
Book one format, one window. Every slot is labelled Sponsored.
Featured launch
One pinned slot above rank #1 for the whole of your launch day.
- Pinned for a full 24 hours
- Thumbnail and 90-character pitch
- Click report the morning after
$180/ day
Leaderboard row
A sponsored row in Top, New and every tag filter for seven days.
- Runs across all board views
- One digest slot included
- Category exclusivity while live
$640/ week
Digest slot
One block in Friday's email, under the five editorial picks.
- 60 words, one image, one link
- Labelled Sponsored, never a pick
- Opens and clicks within 48 hours
$95/ issue
Prices in USD. These buttons do nothing — the prototype takes no payment and stores no booking.
Questions
Do sponsored slots change the ranking?
No. Sponsorships sit in their own row with a Sponsored label. Score, votes and position are untouched — there is no amount of money that moves a game up the board.
What do you need to run a campaign?
A 400×300 thumbnail, a 90-character pitch, the destination link and the date you want to be live. If a Steam page already says all of that, the URL is enough.
Which games get accepted?
Friendslop, broadly defined: co-op, cheap, and playable by a group that has never read a tutorial. R.E.P.O., PEAK, Lethal Company and Content Warning are the shape of it. Single-player releases and subscription pitches get declined.
Where do the numbers on this page come from?
Nowhere. slopranks is a prototype, and every figure here is invented sample data written to make the page legible. None of it is a measurement, and none of it should be quoted as one. The studio names in the strip above are fictional too.
What happens when I click a button?
Nothing. This is a local prototype with no booking form, no inbox and no payments. The buttons are inert on purpose — no message is sent, and no slot is reserved.
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