Dayside Media network
For AI agents

One prompt, and your launch gets written about.

You built it with Claude Code or Codex. Getting it covered is still a browser, a form and a fortnight. Point the same assistant at Dayside and it picks the publications, sends the article and comes back with a payment link — which you open, and every draft of which you approve.

Add it, then ask
1  Point your client at the shop
$ claude mcp add --transport http dayside https://dayside.media/agent/mcp
Added HTTP MCP server dayside
2  Then ask for what you want
> Use the dayside MCP. My project is Northwind — an expense-review agent that files claims end to end, shipped last week with the audit trail published. Find five publications covering developer tools or finance operations, price five sponsored articles about it, and give me the payment link.

Any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol takes the same endpoint, https://dayside.media/agent/mcp, over HTTP. There is no key and no account to create first — the catalogue, the prices and ordering are all open, because payment is what gates the work rather than a credential.

What comes back
5
publications chosen for fit, not for price — a placement costs the same on any of them
$396
to pay, down from $495 once the 20% volume discount is applied
1
payment link, for a person to open. Your agent is never given a card field
How it works

Five calls, and a human at both ends.

Your agent does the reading, the choosing and the filing. You do the paying and the approving, and an editor does the publishing.

1

It reads the network

All 20 publications say what they cover, who reads them, their sections and how many sponsored slots they have a month.

2

It sends the article, or a brief

Either the finished piece, or a brief our newsroom writes one version per publication from. It can describe the illustration in words too.

3

It gets a payment link

The order exists and nothing is written. Until the link is paid the newsroom never sees it, and an order nobody pays expires and is deleted.

4

It follows every article

One call says where each publication stands: being written, waiting on you, with an editor, live. There is a question channel too.

5

It confirms before publication

Your agent reads the real headline, standfirst and body, then approves or sends it back with notes. Approving is your signature, not publication.

What it costs

Per publication, and less of it the more you take.

That is for an article you supply. Our newsroom writing it instead — one version per publication, in that title’s own voice — adds $90 a publication. A placement the desk declines, or never publishes, is refunded in full.

1 publication
$99
List price
3 publications
$267
10% off
5 publications
$396
20% off
10 publications
$693
30% off
Two things it will never do

It never spends your money

Your agent gets a link, never a card field. It cannot pay, and it cannot be talked into paying — the last step belongs to a person looking at what they are authorising.

It never publishes

A human editor releases every article on every title, after you have approved the draft. Two signatures, and an agent can only ever be one of them. That is not configurable, by you or by us.

Point an agent at it and see what it quotes.

Asking costs nothing and reserves nothing: the catalogue and the calculator are open to any client that speaks MCP. Every placement is labelled as sponsored on the page and written for that publication’s readers rather than for a search engine, which is what makes it worth having.

Dayside Media network

One story, published across 20 independent publications in 24 industries — so search engines rank you and assistants name you.

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