Sponsorship Disclosure

Antler may accept paid listings from software projects through a founding-partner program. A paid listing includes a permanent, indexable project page, authored documentation modules, search and sitemap inclusion, analytics reporting, and a defined documentation update.

Paid listings are clearly identified as sponsored. Sponsorship buys placement and reporting — it does not buy editorial control.

Documentation is authored to the same standard regardless of whether a project pays for a listing. The editorial policy (see the Editorial Policy page) governs accuracy, attribution, and corrections, and applies equally to sponsored and unsponsored projects.

A paid listing does not guarantee any investment, funding, partnership, exchange listing, or specific traffic or conversion results. Reported analytics are real measurements of this site, not promises about outcomes.

Accepting a listing fee does not make Antler the official documentation provider for a project, and it does not imply that the project's team endorses Antler. Every project page carries a third-party documentation notice.

Antler is in a curated beta and does not currently run paid listings. This policy describes how sponsorships will be handled and disclosed if and when the program opens.