Know something worth sharing?
We publish practical guides from people who do the work. Here’s what we’re looking for.
Topics we want
- Lead generation — How calculators turn website visitors into borrowers and sellers — placement, offers and follow-up.
- Loan programs explained — FHA, VA, USDA, conventional and jumbo — the rules and fees behind the numbers, with sources.
- Calculator math — What each input means, how the formulas work and how to read the results honestly.
- Compliance — Consent, disclosures and advertising rules that apply to calculator pages and lead forms.
- Agency playbooks — Embedding, integrating, packaging and pricing calculators for clients.
What makes a good pitch
- A specific question your readers ask, answered in the first paragraph.
- Worked examples with real (or clearly labeled illustrative) numbers.
- Primary sources for every rule or figure.
- Your experience: what you did and what happened.
Send pitches to [email protected]. We reply to every pitch within 1 business day.
Q.01Who can write for CalcFunnel?
Practitioners: loan officers, brokers, agents, compliance professionals and marketers with first-hand experience of what they write about.
Q.02Do you pay for guest posts?
Not currently. You get a byline, an author page and a link to your professional profile.
Q.03Do you accept sponsored or link-placement posts?
No.
Q.04How long should a guest guide be?
As long as it needs to be — usually 1,200 to 2,500 words with worked examples and sources.
Q.05Will you edit my draft?
Yes, for accuracy, clarity and our editorial standards. You approve the final version.
Q.06How do I pitch?
Email [email protected] with a title, a five-bullet outline and a link to something you’ve written.