Connect Food Creators Directly with Culinary Brands
Target high-intent recipe lovers, home cooks, and food enthusiasts across independent culinary blogs — 100% cookie-free with flat CPM pricing.
Monetize Your Audience
Earn an 80% revenue share on your food blog without slowing down page load or placing ugly programmatic ad clutter.
Category-Wide Reach
Reach engaged foodies during meal prep and grocery planning with category-wide placement across independent food blogs.
Why Food Content Converts
Recipe and food content carries some of the strongest purchase intent on the open web: a reader comparing ingredient substitutions or browsing weeknight dinner ideas is hours — sometimes minutes — from a buying decision. The page itself is the targeting signal; no behavioral profile improves on it.
Food is also where independent creators still dominate. Recipe blogs, baking specialists, and coffee obsessives hold reader trust that aggregators cannot match, and a brand placed in that environment borrows its coherence instead of interrupting it.
How a Food Category Buy Works
One decision, not a media plan: choose the Food & Culinary category, set a budget, review the daily impression forecast shown in the buy flow, and launch. Impressions spread across every registered food site in the network at the flat 550 kr. CPM, counted only after the IAB viewability delay, with statistics updating hourly.
For creators, the deal is the network standard — 80% of net revenue, monthly bank-transfer payouts from 10.000 kr., one embed under 5KB, and zero cookies dropped on readers. The full playbook lives in our Food & Culinary advertising guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does advertising in the food category cost?
A flat 550 kr. CPM — the same price as every category on the network. You set a total budget, and the buy flow shows a daily impression forecast for the category before you commit.
Which sites will my ads appear on?
Across all registered sites in the Food & Culinary category. You buy the category, not individual placements — that is what keeps the buy simple and the price flat.
What does a food blogger earn?
80% of net ad revenue from viewable impressions on their pages, paid monthly by bank transfer from 10.000 kr., with hourly statistics in the dashboard.