Find
People choosing a café, a coffee, an event or a piece of equipment.
Atlas partnerships
Support the part of coffee culture your brand cares about.
Sponsor a specific Atlas desk, guide, story or tool. Every proposal begins with the audience you want to serve and the work you want to make possible.
Who you reach
One coffee audience, three useful intentions.
Learn
People understanding origin, quality, taste and Pakistan's specialty scene.
Improve
Home brewers and café teams using Atlas tools to make better decisions.
Sponsorship inventory
Know exactly what your support makes possible.
Atlas proposes one clear placement, one defined period and one agreed purpose. Packages can be exclusive to a section during their campaign window.
01Everyone entering Atlas
Homepage partner
- Seen on
- A dedicated banner on the homepage, placed after the main discovery and editorial sections.
- Supports
- Atlas research, product development and the work required to keep public information current.
- Includes
- Brand name, one-line message, link and a visible sponsorship label.
02People following openings, events, releases and equipment
Scene desk partner
- Seen on
- The Scene landing page and the selected Scene desk during the agreed campaign period.
- Supports
- Daily verification of announcements, new openings, events and coffee releases.
- Includes
- Section disclosure, brand link and association with the supported desk.
03New coffee drinkers, enthusiasts and café teams
Learn series partner
- Seen on
- The Learn landing page plus the beginning and end of the sponsored article series.
- Supports
- Research, original Atlas illustrations and accessible coffee education.
- Includes
- Series-level sponsorship, brand link and placement across the agreed lessons.
04Home brewers and people trying better coffee
Brew partner
- Seen on
- The Brew landing page and selected method guides or brewing tools.
- Supports
- Practical recipes, visual instructions, testing and brewing education.
- Includes
- Method-level placement, relevant product link and a clearly labelled message.
05Readers interested in Pakistan's coffee culture
Atlas Stories partner
- Seen on
- The Stories desk and the sponsored interview, profile or reporting series.
- Supports
- Photography, interviews, travel, editing and original reporting.
- Includes
- Production-partner credit and placement around the story, never inside its conclusions.
06Specialty café owners, managers and baristas
Café operations partner
- Seen on
- The Tools landing page and a relevant owner tool, template or training resource.
- Supports
- Free operational tools that help cafés cost, train, plan and improve consistency.
- Includes
- Tool-level sponsorship, useful brand resource and a direct partner link.
Placement map
Where the sponsorship appears.
No vague network package. The proposal names each page and placement before approval.
SurfacePlacementReader intent
HomepageDedicated partner bannerAll Atlas visitors
SceneDesk disclosure and selected categoryCoffee news and discovery
LearnSeries masthead and article boundariesCoffee education
BrewGuide header, footer or relevant toolHome brewing
StoriesStory desk and production creditCulture and original reporting
ToolsRelevant tool or resourceCafé operators and home users
How Atlas partnerships work
Useful, visible and clearly labelled.
- 01Choose a useful fit
Tell us which audience and Atlas surface make sense for your brand.
- 02Define the work
Atlas writes a placement plan with pages, campaign dates and deliverables.
- 03Founder sign-off
The partnership and every public treatment are approved before they appear.
- 04Launch and report
When measurement is available, the sponsor receives a clear campaign summary.
Good fits
Roasters · coffee equipment · water · milk and alternatives · hospitality suppliers · events · education · travel and mobility
Current beta approach
Founding packages are shaped individually. Atlas will publish a rate card after audience and campaign reporting are ready.
Propose a partnership
Tell us what you want to help build.
Choose a placement, share your timing and explain what a successful partnership would look like.
Start the proposal →