Reach people at the moment they decide to start PrEP
FreePrEP.org readers arrive with one question: how do I get PrEP without paying for it? We offer a small number of clearly labeled placements to PrEP providers, clinics, testing services and public health programs.
Who reads FreePrEP.org
Our readers are working out the practical side of HIV prevention: whether PrEP is really free, which telehealth service to use, what their state offers, how to switch providers, and whether the twice-yearly shot is covered. Most arrive from search with a specific next step in mind.
Current traffic, top pages and audience geography are in our media kit. We send it on request so the numbers are always current.
Placements
- Featured provider listing
A labeled sponsored spot on our provider comparison and on the state pages you choose. It sits beside our editorial comparison, never inside it, and never changes the order.
Appears on: provider comparison, state guides
- State or city sponsorship
Your offer in a labeled sponsor box on the state and city guides that match where you operate. Built for clinics, health departments and regional programs.
Appears on: state and city guides you select
- Sponsored article
A labeled article on a topic we agree is useful to readers, fact-checked to our editorial standards. Paid links carry rel="sponsored".
Appears on: Updates
- Awareness-day package
The homepage sponsor slot plus matching state placements around National PrEP Day (October 10), Pride season or World AIDS Day (December 1).
Appears on: homepage and selected guides
What isn't for sale
- Rankings, ratings or the order of our comparisons.
- Program status, eligibility rules or cost information.
- Removing accurate information a sponsor doesn't like.
- Unlabeled links or paid content dressed up as editorial.
- Our readers' data. We don't run ad networks or advertiser tracking pixels.
How we protect readers, and your brand
- Every paid placement says "Sponsored" where readers can see it.
- We use Google Analytics with advertising features and Google signals turned off. No retargeting pixels and no data sales.
- Health claims in sponsored content must match FDA labeling and the program's published terms.
- We review every sponsor first and decline unapproved products or offers that misstate cost.
- Emergency PEP guidance stays at the top of every page, whoever sponsors it.
The full rules are in our editorial policy.
Request the media kit
Tell us about your organization and we'll send current traffic, open placements and pricing.