Advertise on Oven to Air

What you get

• Your brand name, one line of text (up to 120 characters) and a link, in the spot you book.
• Optionally, an image above the text: 1200 × 630 pixels, JPG, PNG or WebP, under 200 KB. Attach it to your booking email with a short description for people who can't see it. I host it on this site, so there are no requests to anyone else.
• It's labelled Ad, which is the wording UK advertising rules (CAP) prefer to “Sponsored”, and the link is marked as sponsored for search engines.
• One advertiser per spot, for a calendar month.
• No scripts, tracking pixels or cookies. Clicks are counted on this site's server, and you get the numbers.

It looks like this:

Ad

Your brand

One line about what you sell, and why someone cooking this would want it.

Ad rules

UK advertising rules apply to ads on this site, and the advertiser and I are both responsible for them. So I check every ad by hand, and I turn some things away.

What I'll run

• Air fryer and oven accessories, cookware, food and ingredient shops, recipe and meal-kit services, and appliance retailers.
• Anything that isn't about cooking, kitchen kit or food is out.

What I'll turn away

• Alcohol, tobacco and vaping, gambling, and adult content.
• Politics and campaigning.
• Weight-loss and diet products, and food supplements.
• Ads that show or name a food or drink from the categories in the UK's less healthy food rules, such as chips and other potato products, nuggets, fish fingers, pizza, ready meals, crisps, cakes, sweets and sugary drinks. Since January 2026, the law has banned paid-for online ads for the less healthy ones from businesses with 250 or more staff. I turn them all away, whatever the size of the business or the product's nutrition score. Ads for your brand, shop or service are fine as long as they don't feature one.
• Health or nutrition claims about food (for example “boosts immunity” or “low fat”) unless you can show the evidence and the claim is an authorised one. That includes before-and-after claims.
• Anything misleading or that can't be checked, such as “miracle”, “guaranteed” or a price claim I can't verify.
• Anything aimed at under-18s.
• Anything made to look like part of this site's own cooking or food safety advice. The home page spot sits just under the converter's safety note, so it's always labelled Ad and kept visibly apart from it.

The same goes for the image: it can't imply a claim the text isn't allowed to make. Please make sure its description (alt text) says what the image shows.

My right to say no

I can turn down or take down any ad at any time. If I take one down, you get a refund for the unused part of the month.

For AI agents and software

Everything on this page is also at /advertise.json: each spot with its price, availability, traffic and how to book it. To book, send the email described there.