Ad Almanac

Monthly reports

July 2026

What each company type bought in July 2026 across newsletters and podcasts. Events aren’t here: most event lists have no date of their own.

Newsletters

2,203Placements
794Companies
267Seen for the first time

We read 5,305 issues from 1,223 newsletters published in July 2026. Coverage of this month is thinner than October 2026, when we read 29,752 issues, so keep that in mind when you compare months.

By company type

Company typePlacementsCompanies
AI & ML31196
Developer tools21778
Crypto & web320824
Investing & trading17861
Sales & marketing software17665
Health & wellness12255
Productivity & collaboration11232
Finance & fintech10740
Security9845
Consumer goods8746
Data & analytics7422
E-commerce & retail7125
Newsletters6214
Food & drink4725
Education & courses4122
Media & entertainment2512
Telecom & hardware2211
Travel & hospitality2210
HR & recruiting2010
Banking & insurance135
Events & conferences116
Automotive72
Government & nonprofit75
Real estate63
No type on file15980

Most active companies

CompanyTypePlacementsNewsletters
Wispr FlowAI & ML5818
PolymarketInvesting & trading302
Superhuman AINewsletters287
KalshiInvesting & trading208
MantleCrypto & web3191
Maple FinanceCrypto & web3191
PendleCrypto & web3191
TheoCrypto & web3191
ViktorAI & ML1912
AthynaCrypto & web3182
SlackProductivity & collaboration183
GranolaProductivity & collaboration177
Mercola MarketHealth & wellness171
Tiger DataData & analytics167
SonderaAI & ML151

Seen for the first time

The first newsletter placement we have for each company. We add more newsletters over time, so a company here may have bought before we started reading where it ran. The 15 with the most placements, of 267.

CompanyTypePlacementsNewsletters
BiltFinance & fintech101
PorkbunTelecom & hardware76
ShipE-commerce & retail71
GalaxyTranslateTravel & hospitality61
Veuve ClicquotFood & drink61
Abundant MinesCrypto & web351
CoinkiteCrypto & web351
Monetary MetalsInvesting & trading51
TerretSales & marketing software51
The Atlantic51
Allied WealthInvesting & trading41
ClearskiesSales & marketing software41
Core MedicalHealth & wellness41
GrowthPairSales & marketing software41
InformedMedia & entertainment41

Podcasts

11,735Placements
1,206Companies
164Seen for the first time

We read 6,263 episodes from 638 podcasts published in July 2026. Coverage of this month is thinner than October 2026, when we read 26,045 episodes, so keep that in mind when you compare months.

By company type

Company typePlacementsCompanies
Health & wellness97252
E-commerce & retail89921
Investing & trading44430
Consumer goods43245
Security36423
Finance & fintech34931
HR & recruiting3007
Food & drink26621
Travel & hospitality1709
Telecom & hardware1458
AI & ML13216
Developer tools12014
Productivity & collaboration1089
Crypto & web39813
Education & courses857
Data & analytics824
Sales & marketing software7312
Government & nonprofit343
Real estate221
Banking & insurance217
Media & entertainment102
Events & conferences91
Automotive72
Betting & gaming71
Newsletters31
No type on file6,583866

Most active companies

CompanyTypePlacementsPodcasts
QuinceE-commerce & retail30873
KalshiInvesting & trading27414
Gametime25010
FanDuel2459
IndeedHR & recruiting23811
AmazonE-commerce & retail22810
PrizePicks2037
BetterHelpHealth & wellness17149
ShopifyE-commerce & retail17063
Odoo13910
SeatGeekTravel & hospitality13512
DeleteMeSecurity12918
Hard Rock Bet1254
Stance1235
Zander Insurance963

Seen for the first time

The first podcast placement we have for each company. We add more podcasts over time, so a company here may have bought before we started reading where it ran. The 15 with the most placements, of 164.

CompanyTypePlacementsPodcasts
Stance1235
HyperagentAI & ML271
Muzzle Sleep261
AirtableProductivity & collaboration251
RetoolDeveloper tools241
WORLD Watch News221
Serving Orphans Worldwide171
Rswarehousingsolutions101
Cedarridgewhiskey81
Millerlite81
Blackhat62
Parlor-Games61
Amazonmusic51
AvePointSecurity51
Fitnexa51

Earlier month · Later month

Counts are the ads we’ve found from companies we could identify, by the date each ran. They don’t show spend. A company missing here may still have bought; we only count what we read. How we get this data.