Saturday, January 29th 2022
Tom’s
Guide is a website that covers all things consumer tech. Their auto editor is
looking for freelancers who know about electric cars to help them grow their Automotive
channel. They are especially looking for “people who can help cover news in the
UK AM, but feature writers and interesting pitches are also welcome.” They pay $80
for a news story of 300+ words and around $300 for a feature of around 1,000
words. If you are interested in this opportunity, then email tom.pritchard@futurenet.com. Read
their auto editor’s Twitter thread here and
learn more about them here.
Friday, October 1st 2021
Tom’s
Guide is a website that covers all things consumer tech. Their senior editor
has tweeted, “Any freelance game reviewers who can take on a big project
between now and next week? Some review experience required, since it's a tight
turnaround. Clean copy is a must.” “Relatively powerful gaming PC is also a
must. Bonus points if you've written for another Future publication before, but
any reputable site is good in my book.” They usually pay $400 for game reviews
of about 1,500 words. If interested, email marshall.honorof@futurenet.com.
To read their senior editor’s Twitter thread, click here.
To learn more about them, click here.
Saturday, September 11th 2021
Tom’s
Guide is a website that covers all things consumer tech. Their auto editor is
looking for freelancers who can write about EVs. He is especially looking for
freelancers who have pitches/ideas for opinion-led features. They pay “anywhere
from $50 for quick news hits to $400+ for reviews and other major features.” If
interested, email tom.pritchard@futurenet.com.
Read their auto editor’s Tweet here and
learn more about them here.
Sunday, July 18th 2021
Tom’s
Guide is a website that covers all things consumer tech. They are looking for
freelancers "who can pitch (and write) op-eds about all things electric car (the
battery-powered kind, not hybrids).” If interested, contact tom.pritchard@futurenet.com. For details,
refer to their auto editor’s Twitter
thread. To learn more about them, refer to this page.
Saturday, May 8th 2021
Tom’s Guide is a website that covers all
things consumer tech. Their news editor is seeking some freelancers to cover
crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Doge, and more). Mostly quick news hits. Rate: $65
to $200. Read their news editor’s Twitter thread here and learn
more about them here.
Tuesday, March 23rd 2021
Tom’s Guide covers all things consumer
tech including smartphones, cameras, wearables, video games, TVs, and drones.
They are looking for 2 to 3 freelancers to cover the EV space (news, hubs, and features).
They encourage women and POC to apply. They pay “$50 for quick news hits
to $400+ for reviews and other major features.” For details, refer to their
news editor’s Tweet.
To learn more about them, refer to this page.
Tuesday, March 2nd 2021
Tom’s Guide covers all things consumer
tech including smartphones, cameras, wearables, video games, TVs, and drones. They
publish news, product reviews, guides, price comparisons, and more. Their news
editor is looking for pitches. They will pay $100 to $700 per piece. For
details, refer to their editor’s Tweet. To learn
more about them, refer to this page.
Saturday, February 27th 2021
Tom’s Guide covers all things consumer
tech including smartphones, cameras, wearables, video games, TVs, and drones.
Their deputy editor is “looking for someone who can review webcams,
microphones, and other office equipment.” They will pay $400+ per review. If
interested, contact mike.prospero@futurenet.com.
Read their deputy editor’s Twitter thread here and
learn more about them here.
Friday, June 19th 2020
Tom’s Guide covers all things consumer tech including smartphones, cameras, wearables, video games, TVs, and drones. They offer news, product reviews, price comparisons, and more. Their managing editor is seeking freelance writers to review wearables (e.g. smartwatches and fitness trackers). They typically pay $450 and up per review. If interested, email their editor at mike.prospero@futurenet.com. Read their editor’s Tweet here. Learn more about them here and contact them here.