Write about Laravel Cloud. Get $100 in credits.
Write about Cloud on your own site. Pick a topic from our list, publish it, notify us, and we'll credit your account with credits.
How it works
Give us your email
- This program is only for people who actually using Cloud, so we’ll send you a verification link. Click it and head straight to the topic list.
Choose a topic
- Review the list of topics and choose one you’d like to write on. Each topic comes with suggested keywords and a target word count, but neither is mandatory. Write about what you know.
Write and publish from your own domain
- Use images, add other links, and your own words. Make sure content is of a quality you would want to read yourself.
Send us the draft
- We review, and once it's live and approved, your credits will land within five business days. Submit your article to [email protected].
What we're looking for
A good post is one you'd have been happy to write anyway. Specifics over summary: real code, real config, the thing that tripped you up and how you got past it. If a reader can follow along and end up with a working deployment, you've nailed it.
The requirements:
Published on your own domain, not dev.to or medium. It can’t be a LinkedIn post or social post.
At least 1,000 words and written in English
Be amenable to one round of revisions from our content team.
A disclosure line: "Laravel gave me Cloud credits for this post, but the views are my own."
At least two links to Laravel properties, worked in naturally. Product and pricing links should carry rel="sponsored"; docs and blog links you'd have added anyway don't need it.
Content must be of a quality level that you would spend the time to read yourself on another’s site. We will reject low quality AI slop from eligibility.
The credits:
$100 in Laravel Cloud credits per accepted post, the same for every topic. Credits are applied to the org ID associated with your email and will be provided within five business days of your post going live.
Ready to write?
Request access to the list of writing topics.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, you can write more than one article but we recommend one at a time. Finish the first before working on the next.
Someone on the Laravel team, and you'll hear back from a real person with specific notes.
We'll give you an opportunity to improve your article before it’s rejected. We expect rejections to be rare and likely due to low quality, or majority AI-written content.
It's yours. Your site, your byline, your ideas.
We will do a monthly roundup of content and share some pieces via social.