Put your mower in front of people choosing one
RoboMowerMag readers arrive with a lawn and a question: which robot fits it? We help them answer it — and help the right brands be part of that answer.
Our editors have been mowing lawns for 32 years, from hand scythes to RTK robots. The site is built around a structured database of robot mowers and accessories, navigation guides and lawn care advice — the pages buyers use when they compare models.
If your product helps a lawn look better with less work, we want to hear about it.
Have a launch coming up? Email us and we will suggest a format.
01Who we work with
- Robot mower makers: new models, firmware features, navigation technology.
- Accessory and parts brands: garages, blade discs, RTK mounts, batteries, wheels.
- Retailers and dealers: stores and installers that sell and set up robot mowers.
- Garden technology: smart irrigation, sensors and lawn care products that work alongside a robot.
02Ways to work with us
Model listings in the database
Our catalog is where readers compare mowers by area, slope, navigation and price. We can add your full line-up with complete specifications, photos, variants and buy links, and keep it updated when you change prices or firmware.
Comparison and buyer’s guide placements
Readers who open a comparison table or a “best mower for slopes” guide are close to buying. Relevant models can be featured there, clearly marked when the placement is paid.
Sponsored explainers
Your engineers know how your RTK, LiDAR or vision system works better than anyone. We turn that into a clear, labelled explainer that answers the questions buyers actually ask — and that stays useful long after launch day.
Launch coverage and test units
Send us a launch brief or a test unit. Hands-on coverage depends on availability and season, and we always say whether an article is based on testing or on supplied information.
Affiliate and deal partnerships
We run price tracking and deal alerts for mowers in our catalog and work with manufacturer stores, retailers and affiliate networks.
03House rules
Readers trust a mower site only if paid and editorial content are easy to tell apart.
- Paid content carries a visible “Sponsored” label.
- Our specifications come from the manufacturer and are labelled as such; we do not inflate them.
- No partner can buy a score, a verdict or the removal of a fair criticism.
- Affiliate links are disclosed.
We decline campaigns that are misleading or have nothing to do with lawns and gardens.
04Send a brief
Tell us the product, the markets you sell in, launch dates and what you want readers to understand. We reply with options and prices.
Business and advertising enquiries
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