Sponsor a report
Last updated Oct 14, 2026
Fund the research. Don’t write it.
Your name on independent work is worth more than your name on something you controlled.
Most sponsored healthcare research is a brochure with a chart in it. Everyone in the industry knows this, which is why most of it goes unread.
We do it the other way round. You fund a piece of research. We design it, run it, analyse it and write it. You get your name on the cover and the credit for having paid for something genuinely useful.
What a sponsor gets
- Your name and logo on the cover, in the summary and in the footer of every page
- A clearly marked message from you inside the report, in your words
- Registrant details, where that is disclosed on the download form
- The report promoted across the site and in The Daily Grid
- Co-branded assets for your own channels
- The reputational benefit of having funded research that is actually read
What a sponsor does not get
- Sight of the findings before publication
- The ability to change a number, remove a result, or veto publication
- Exclusion of competitors from the research
- Influence over the methodology, the sample or the questions
You may suggest a topic area. After that it is ours.
The clause that tells you we mean it: if you withdraw sponsorship because you dislike the findings, we publish anyway — and we note that the sponsorship was withdrawn.
Why that is the right deal for you
A report your audience trusts is worth more than a report you approved. Buyers in this industry can tell the difference at a glance, and the ones you want to reach stopped reading vendor-controlled research years ago.
The constraint is the product.
How it works
| Stage | Who |
|---|---|
| Topic area discussed | You and us |
| Research design, questions, sample | Us |
| Fieldwork and analysis | Us |
| Writing and conclusions | Us |
| Your message inside the report | You, clearly marked as yours |
| Publication date | Agreed |
| Promotion | Both |
Talk to us
[email protected] — tell us the question you wish someone would answer about this industry. The good reports usually start there.