Yes, you can write for ScaleSaathi. We publish guest articles for free, and we never charge for them. We also never sell do-follow links. Start by emailing us a topic idea and a short outline at contact@scalesaathi.in.
What we are looking for
We want articles that help Indian small and growing businesses make better decisions about software, money and operations. A good article:
- is your own original work and has not been published anywhere else
- is written for Indian businesses, using ₹ prices, GST and other local rules where they apply
- teaches something useful, such as a process, a worked example or lessons from running a business
- is written in plain, friendly English
Our rules for guest articles
- Facts need sources. Link every price to the official pricing page and give the date you checked it. Our editors will check facts before we publish.
- No testing claims. Please don’t claim to have tested a product. We describe tools from verified facts.
- A clear byline. Your name and your company appear on the article.
- Fair comparisons. If you work for, own or sell a product, it can’t be named the winner or top pick in a comparison.
- One or two links to your site. They will be marked
rel="sponsored"orrel="ugc", so they won’t pass search ranking. - Tell us about any payment. If anyone pays you, or gives you a gift or a free product, connected to the article, tell us. We will disclose it and mark the links as sponsored.
How to pitch
- Email contact@scalesaathi.in with the subject line “Guest article idea”.
- Send your topic, who it is for, a short outline of 5 to 8 points, and one or two links to work you have written before.
- Please don’t send a full draft or attachments at first. We’ll reply if the idea fits and agree the details with you.
What happens after you send it
Our team edits and fact-checks every guest article. We may change the wording, update facts or remove links, and we will ask you about any big changes. We can decline an article at any stage. We can also update or remove a published article if its facts go out of date or it no longer meets these rules.