How to publish your startup news on WhaTech
TL;DR
WhaTech is a technology and market research news site where member companies publish their own news, blogs and releases after an editor review. A company profile is free, the news plan starts with a free trial, and guest posting runs on a paid yearly or lifetime membership; WhaTech does not publish its prices. It suits B2B tech startups, especially in Asia-Pacific, that want one more place to post announcements.
What is WhaTech?
WhaTech calls its homepage "a constantly changing front page for technology news, Asia-Pacific business, visual innovation and global market intelligence", with 1,000,000+ pages in its archive. Channels include Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Cloud Computing, CRM, eCommerce, Mobile Apps, Market Research and Asia Pacific News, plus a business directory. On 29 and 30 October 2026 the front page carried market research summaries, a FlipHTML5 product release and a CPA Australia Congress story, so it publishes daily.
WhaTech's About page describes a community of 20,000 contributors and more than 10,000 companies, and says the news is "a mix of original editorial, community contributions, and curated news releases" approved by editors. Its partner list includes the newswires ACN Newswire and Media OutReach. Your post will sit next to market reports and agency list posts.
Who should publish on WhaTech?
- B2B tech, SaaS, AI and app startups that announce product updates, partnerships or reports on a regular basis.
- Asia-Pacific startups, which get a dedicated news channel.
- Market research publishers, which have a bulk posting plan.
- Skip it if you want a journalist to write about you: WhaTech publishes what members submit, so it counts as owned distribution.
How much does WhaTech cost?
WhaTech's membership page lists these plans:
- Company Profile: "FREE FOREVER".
- Tech Company Newsmaker: starts with a free trial; a Premium Company Profile sits next to it.
- Guest Posting: yearly membership or lifetime membership.
- Market Research: bulk posting with editorial handling.
- We Blog: WhaTech's writers produce posts for you.
The page shows no prices. The guest post sign-up form takes card payment and mentions a discount for Bitcoin, so ask for the full price before you commit.
How do you share your startup news on WhaTech?
- Open the WhaTech membership page, or click Get Started on the homepage, and register with your email and company name.
- Fill in the free company profile with your logo, description and website.
- Choose a plan: the Newsmaker trial for company news, Guest Posting for blog articles, or We Blog if you want WhaTech to write.
- Upload your article with an image and pick the channel. "Professional editors review everything we publish", so your post goes live after approval.
- Track views in the member dashboard, which lets members "publish and track the readership of every article".
Tips to get more out of WhaTech
- Write news, not an advert. Lead with a date, a number or a customer result, because editors check relevance before publishing.
- Pick the narrowest channel, such as Artificial Intelligence or Asia Pacific News.
- Add a strong image. The homepage "Live Desk" shows image-led stories picked from the channels.
- Ask about links before you pay. We could not verify whether WhaTech links are follow or nofollow, and the DA of 52 belongs to whatech.com, not to your post.
Our verdict
WhaTech is active, posts every day and lets you start with a free profile and a trial. Treat it as an extra distribution channel for B2B tech news with editor approval, and get the full price in writing before a yearly or lifetime plan.
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