Guest Contributions

Write practical money guides for SpendFlow readers.

Share original, useful personal finance guidance for readers who want clearer budgeting, better saving habits, smarter debt decisions, and calmer money routines.

Before You Pitch

SpendFlow publishes practical personal finance articles, not generic money content. We prefer clear examples, first-hand insight, simple calculations, and source-backed claims that help readers take action.

Read our editorial standard first

Guest articles follow the same accuracy, disclosure, and correction rules as SpendFlow articles. Please review the Editorial Policy before sending a pitch.

Topics We Accept

We are selective about content depth. We look for detailed, actionable, and experience-backed articles on these core topics:

Quality Standards

To keep our content useful and trustworthy, every guest draft must meet these standards:

Sponsored clarity: If a guest submission is paid, brand-led, or written for a commercial campaign, the published article will show a Sponsored or Advertiser Content label. For example, see our Fund Logic sponsored article.

Submission Process

We work systematically with external authors. Here is how you can submit your article:

Step 1: Pitch Your Idea: Send us 2-3 topic ideas along with a brief bulleted outline explaining why this article will be useful to SpendFlow readers. Include links to your past published articles.

Step 2: Write the Draft: Once we approve your pitch, you can share a link to a Google Doc containing your written draft, including images (with proper attribution) and your short author bio.

Step 3: Review and Revision: Our editors will review your draft for clarity, SEO value, and accuracy. We may request revisions or suggest structural changes before publication.

Commercial placements: If your request is mainly sponsored content, brand promotion, or advertising, use the Advertise on SpendFlow page instead.

Submit Guest Pitch Review Editorial Policy

Note: We usually review guest pitches within 2-3 business days. Full drafts may take longer if fact-checking or revisions are needed.