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Partnerships

Partner with Remote Work Anywhere

The people using this site are already doing the thing you want to reach them about: deciding where to work from, choosing the tools that make it possible, and planning trips around it. If you run a venue they should know about, or a product that serves remote workers, here’s how we work together — and the one line we will not cross.

The line we won't cross

A spot’s score on Remote Work Anywhere is computed from the reports members filed after working there. It is never for sale, and it is never adjusted for a partner. There is no paid ranking, no “featured” slot above better-rated venues, and no way to buy a higher wifi or power score. That is the single reason the registry is worth using — so it applies to partners the same way it applies to everyone else.

What partners can do is be found — listed accurately, featured in the resource library where it genuinely helps, and in front of an audience that is actively planning remote work. Never scored up.

For venues

If you run a café, coworking space, library, hotel lobby or pub where laptops are welcome, you can be in the registry for free. Remote workers find you by filtering for what they actually need — fast wifi, power at the seat, quiet enough for calls — and your listing is built from the same structured reports as everyone else’s.

  • Free to list — no fee, no commission, no pay-per-click. Add your venue and it's discoverable alongside every other working spot.
  • Found by intent — people searching here are specifically looking to work, not browsing — so your quiet Tuesday morning is exactly the audience you want.
  • Scores from real reports — your wifi, power, noise and light come from filed reports, the same as any venue. Encourage your regulars to file one.
  • You stay in control — claim or correct your listing's details — area, opening hours, laptop policy — through the same contribution flow as any member.

List your venue

For companies & brands

If you make something remote workers rely on — a connectivity product, a tax or visa service, a booking platform, insurance, a coworking network — there are two honest ways to reach this audience.

  • The resource library — the curated library is where members go to find the tools that make remote work practical. Every entry is checked against the vendor's own pricing page, and the date we last checked it is shown — so it only stays if it's real and current.
  • Content & guides — the weekly guide and city write-ups reach people mid-plan. We work with brands on sponsored, clearly-labelled content where it genuinely fits — never disguised as an editorial recommendation.
  • An audience that's already deciding — this isn't a general audience to push brand awareness at. They're choosing tools, booking stays and planning trips — so relevance matters more than reach.

What we don't do

  • Paid spot rankings — no amount of partnership moves a venue up or down a list. Scores are computed, not negotiated.
  • Bought reviews — reports are filed by members who were there, tied to their account. We don't sell, broker or stage them.
  • Hidden sponsorship — any paid placement in the resource library or the guides is labelled as such. Nothing passes itself off as our own recommendation.

Tell us what you have in mind

Send the details and a real person will come back to you. We read every one, and we'll be honest about whether it’s a fit — including when it isn’t.

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