Ad Almanac

Monthly reports

August 2026

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

Newsletters

2,408Placements
900Companies
331Seen for the first time

We read 7,240 issues from 1,589 newsletters published in August 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 & ML308103
Developer tools23991
Sales & marketing software20265
Crypto & web318935
Investing & trading15956
Finance & fintech14856
Security13950
Health & wellness13861
Productivity & collaboration12133
Consumer goods10151
Data & analytics8727
E-commerce & retail6520
Education & courses6531
Newsletters4815
Food & drink4029
HR & recruiting2919
Telecom & hardware2910
Banking & insurance229
Travel & hospitality1611
Events & conferences1410
Media & entertainment1410
Automotive133
Real estate93
Government & nonprofit32
No type on file210100

Most active companies

CompanyTypePlacementsNewsletters
HubSpotSales & marketing software4118
Wispr FlowAI & ML3920
PolymarketInvesting & trading313
AtlassianProductivity & collaboration2713
SlackProductivity & collaboration232
MantleCrypto & web3201
TheoCrypto & web3201
PendleCrypto & web3191
PlaidFinance & fintech176
SonderaAI & ML171
Superhuman AINewsletters164
AttioSales & marketing software159
RokuSales & marketing software157
Tiger DataData & analytics158
TracksuitSales & marketing software154

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 331.

CompanyTypePlacementsNewsletters
Blue Fox Heating & Cooling91
Day Oral HealthHealth & wellness91
Guaranteed Automotive & Transmission ServiceAutomotive91
1PasswordSecurity85
New View Exteriors & Interiors81
Fifty71
MendSecurity71
76Consumer goods61
BoomiDeveloper tools61
KodeKloudEducation & courses64
MieleConsumer goods61
RŌG HealthHealth & wellness61
TwilioDeveloper tools61
Zedcrest WealthInvesting & trading62
D+M Engineering PLLC51

Podcasts

3,712Placements
697Companies
139Seen for the first time

We read 2,463 episodes from 539 podcasts published in August 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 & wellness34836
E-commerce & retail20710
Finance & fintech16321
Consumer goods12933
AI & ML11414
Investing & trading11325
Security10717
Food & drink7812
Crypto & web3766
Developer tools619
HR & recruiting595
Data & analytics462
Sales & marketing software428
Government & nonprofit392
Telecom & hardware395
Education & courses355
Productivity & collaboration318
Travel & hospitality216
Real estate141
Banking & insurance93
Automotive21
Media & entertainment21
Newsletters21
No type on file1,975466

Most active companies

CompanyTypePlacementsPodcasts
PrizePicks1158
ShopifyE-commerce & retail7534
BrickHouse NutritionHealth & wellness626
QuinceE-commerce & retail6135
BetterHelpHealth & wellness5822
American Financing416
Helix SleepHealth & wellness4010
AARPGovernment & nonprofit384
QuoFinance & fintech3814
DeleteMeSecurity348
FactorFood & drink3326
Birch Gold Group322
EthosInvesting & trading3212
Supersure323
Rackspace311

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 139.

CompanyTypePlacementsPodcasts
Harbor Capital161
BRP101
Spring SleepHealth & wellness102
eToroInvesting & trading81
Solace Health71
Homesteadliving61
Podcast Heat64
Saltandlightbysami61
Save With Conrad64
Toups and Co OrganicsHealth & wellness61
Tru Niagen51
Alppouch31
Evenrealities31
Fifth Third BankBanking & insurance31
Propilotworld31

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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.