We're not a wedding magazine. We're the TechCrunch of wedding technology.
Consumer wedding media covers dresses, venues, and inspiration boards. Nobody covers the companies actually rebuilding the $300B category — the founders, the fintech, the AI stacks, the M&A, the take rates, the failures. That's the beat. We're recruiting the analysts, operators, reporters, and founders who want to write it on the record.
The industry builds the knowledge base.
Technology and capital voices — and practitioner voices. Both matter equally. The best industry analysis comes from the people who build the software and the people who use it, talking to each other on the same page.
- Founders and CEOs
- COOs and operators
- CTOs and engineers
- Investors and VCs
- Fintech specialists
- AI and product teams
- Market analysts
- International operators
- Wedding planners
- Venue operators
- Photographers and creatives
- Marketplace builders
- Florists, caterers, and studios running real ops
- Regional and cultural specialists
Recognition, reach, and a place in the record.
Verified contributor profile
A permanent profile page on weddingsaas.com linking to everything you've published.
Company profile linking
Your company appears in the WeddingSaaS directory, linked from every article you write.
Industry authority
Published analysis builds your credibility as a named expert in wedding technology.
SEO backlinks
Every article links to your personal and company profiles — compounding domain authority.
Tribe access
The WeddingSaaS contributor network — founders, operators, investors, and reporters in the same space.
Featured recognition
Top contributors run in the directory, the newsletter, and the annual industry round-up.
What contributors actually cover.
Ten open beats. Pick one — or pitch a beat we haven't named yet. Every contributor gets a public profile, a permanent byline, and their reporting linked from every company profile they touch. That's the flywheel.
Founder Interviews
Sit down with the people building the category. Named sources, real questions, no PR chaperones.
Market Analysis
Break down TAM, unit economics, take rates, CAC — the numbers wedding tech usually hides.
Fintech & Payments
BNPL, escrow, deposits, chargebacks. Where the money moves is where the industry gets rebuilt.
Product Launches
Ship-day coverage that reads the roadmap, not the press release.
Tech vs Tech
Head-to-head breakdowns using the same rubric every time — no favorites, no favors.
AI & Automation
How machine-generated recommendations, matching, and content are rewiring vendor discovery.
Funding & M&A
Deals, filings, cap tables, and the strategic reasoning underneath.
Company Perspective
First-person operator essays from founders, execs, and platform teams — on the record.
Industry Data
Original datasets, benchmark studies, and the analytics wedding tech never publishes about itself.
Opinion
Sharp arguments about where the category should go. Bring the receipts.
What we publish. What we don't.
- Named sources and first-party data
- Clear separation of reporting, analysis, and opinion
- Original reporting, on the record
- Disclosed conflicts and relationships
- Corrections in public, with a timestamp
- Pay-to-play coverage or sponsored bylines
- Press-release rewrites and wire copy
- Anonymous accusations without documented evidence
- AI-generated filler dressed up as reporting
- Puff pieces for anyone, ever