Your product, in the story
Reach programmers and people who want to know how technology really works, inside films made with the same care as the story around them.
The numbers
Public YouTube numbers on 9 November 2026. Ask us for the full analytics.
- Subscribers
- 11.4K
- 11,400 on YouTube
- Views on our most watched film
- 377K
- 376,586 views
- Views on a typical long video
- 12.6K
- The median across our long videos
- Views on our most watched Short
- 460K
- 460,423 views
Three ways to work together
A sponsored segment
A segment inside a film or a Stack Trace episode, made in the film's own look. Your product plays inside the evidence frame, labelled as sponsored, with your link in the description.
A 3D explainer
A 3D-animated explainer about your product, made in the style of our daily Shorts, for your own channels and launches. Examples and prices
The newsletter slot
One sponsor in the Monday Stack Trace email, read by the people who chose to get it: your name, two lines and your link, in its own card, labelled as sponsored.
The Stack Trace package
Two lines about what it does, in your words.
Try your productOne week, two places
A segment in Monday's Stack Trace episode and the sponsor card in that Monday's email, booked together. One brief, one invoice, and the email sends its readers to the episode your segment plays in.
- The segment, made in the episode's look, with your link in the description and the pinned comment.
- The sponsor card in the same week's email: your name, two lines and your link.
- Every link tagged, so the visits show up in your own analytics.
What a segment looks like
Shown, not read out
Your product is filmed the way our stories show evidence: in a hand-cut red frame, the camera pushing in on what the line is about, and a red underline on the thing that matters.
It's labelled as sponsored and it looks like the rest of the film, so people keep watching.
Tell us what you're launching
Send us the product and your dates. We'll reply with the films coming up and what a segment would look like.
Email partnerships@epicprogrammer.org