Publish an article on Quantisnow

How to publish an article on Quantisnow for $150: the write, review, pay and editor review steps, every field limit, autosave, formatting, and how the card hold works.

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Key takeaways

  • Publishing an article on Quantisnow costs a flat $150 per article, with no subscription.
  • The flow is /publish/new, then the editor, then a review page, then Stripe checkout, then editor review.
  • Your card is authorized at checkout and only charged if an editor approves the article, usually within two business days.
  • If the article is not approved, or not reviewed before the hold lapses after about 7 days, the hold is released and you pay nothing.
  • Articles need a headline of 8 to 220 characters, a summary of 40 to 500 characters, a body of at least 80 words, 1 to 8 tickers and 1 to 6 topic tags.

You can publish your own research, commentary or press release on Quantisnow for a flat $150 per article. An editor reviews every article before it goes live, and your card is only charged if it is approved. Approved articles appear on /articles and reach readers who follow the tickers you tag.

Who this is for

  • Independent analysts publishing equity research
  • Research firms distributing market commentary
  • Issuers publishing press releases
  • Financial newsletter writers cross-posting their work
  • Reporters covering specific tickers or sectors

How to publish an article

  1. Sign in, or create a free account at /signup.
  2. Go to /publish/new. A new draft is created and the editor opens at /publish/edit/<id>.
  3. Fill in Headline, Summary, Body, Tickers, Topic tags and, optionally, Sources (optional). Drafts auto-save as you type.
  4. Click Review and submit. The review page shows exactly what will go live. Use Back to editor to change anything.
  5. Under Pay publishing fee, continue to Stripe checkout. $150 is held on your card, not charged.
  6. An editor reviews the article, usually within two business days. You get an email either way.
  7. If approved, your card is charged and the article goes live. If not approved, the hold is released and you pay nothing.

By submitting you agree to the content guidelines and publishing terms. The short version is in Publishing guidelines.

Field rules

FieldRule
Headline8 to 220 characters. Specific and concrete, no clickbait.
Summary40 to 500 characters. One paragraph, shown in listings and as the page description.
BodyAt least 80 words. A live word count shows under the editor.
Tickers1 to 8 tickers. Uppercase symbols, for example AAPL or BRK.B.
Topic tags1 to 6 tags, each 2 to 30 characters. Stored in lowercase.
Sources (optional)Up to 12 sources, each a URL starting with http:// or https:// plus a title.

The editor tells you what is missing before you can continue, for example "Headline is too short." or "Tag at least one ticker."

Formatting

The body editor supports:

  • Headings (H2, H3, H4)
  • Paragraphs and line breaks
  • Bold, italic, underline and strikethrough
  • Inline code and code blocks
  • Block quotes
  • Bulleted and numbered lists
  • Links
  • Horizontal rules

Anything else, such as images, tables, embeds or custom styling, is removed when the draft is saved. Use H2 sections to structure longer pieces and cite your sources in the Sources list.

Autosave and drafts

The editor saves automatically shortly after you stop typing. The status line reads Saving..., then Saved with the time. You can close the tab and come back: unfinished drafts are listed on /publish/orders as Draft with a "continue editing" link. See My orders.

Payment and the card hold

StepWhat happens to your card
Checkout$150 is authorized (held) through Stripe. Card details never touch Quantisnow servers.
In reviewThe hold stays in place. Nothing is charged.
ApprovedThe hold is captured and the article goes live.
Not approvedThe hold is released. You pay nothing.
Not reviewed in timeThe hold releases automatically after about 7 days. You pay nothing.

Fees are non-refundable once the article is live, except where required by law. Articles removed later for breaking the guidelines are also non-refundable.

After approval

When the article is live, the status page at /publish/success/<id> shows Your article is live with a View article button. The article gets:

  • A permanent URL at /articles/<slug>
  • A listing on /articles
  • Ticker badges linking to each company page
  • Distribution to readers following any of the tickers you tagged
  • Source citations rendered as outbound links

You keep the copyright. Quantisnow gets a non-exclusive license to display and distribute it. To correct an error in a newsitem on the wire, see Amend a newsitem.

If you publish dozens of items a week, email contact@quantisnow.com about a feed integration and bulk pricing.

FAQ

How much does it cost to publish an article on Quantisnow?

A flat $150 per article, with no subscription or monthly minimum. You are only charged if an editor approves it.

How long does editor review take?

Usually within two business days. You get an email when the article is approved or not approved.

What happens if my article is rejected?

The hold on your card is released and you are not charged. If the editor left a note, it appears on the status page, and you can submit a revised version.

Can I add images or tables to my article?

No. The editor supports headings, paragraphs, bold, italic, lists, quotes, code, links and horizontal rules. Other formatting is removed.

Is my draft saved if I leave the page?

Yes. Drafts auto-save as you type and stay on /publish/orders as Draft until you submit them.

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