Daily briefings for 920,000+ professionals.
Dupple is an independent B2B media company that publishes free daily newsletters, software reviews and AI training for people who work in tech, AI, marketing, finance and security. B2B companies advertise in those newsletters to reach the teams that buy software.
Subscriber counts come from our email platforms and refresh every week. Last update: October 4, 2026.
What Dupple does
Four products, each built because readers asked for it first.
Daily industry newsletters
Six free newsletters, one per field, each read in about five minutes. Readers get the day's launches, deals and advisories from primary sources, so they can skip the feeds and still know what changed.
Newsletter advertising for B2B brands
Companies sponsor native placements inside the newsletters: Primary ads, Spotlight ads, dedicated sends and lead generation. Ads go live within 48 hours, and each campaign ends with a report on opens, clicks and the company domains that clicked.
Software reviews and directories
425+ reviews of AI and business software, a growing share of them with prices checked on the vendor's own pricing page and dated, plus two directories: Toolradar for software and FinanceRadar for cards, savings and investing products. Buyers get a shortlist they can defend, not a paid ranking.
AI Academy
Short, hands-on courses on using AI at work, built around real tasks and updated as the models change. People finish with a workflow they can use the next morning.
The newsletters
Free, daily, unsubscribe in one click. Every edition cites the primary source and ends with what to do about it.
Techpresso
FlagshipTech and AI. The daily briefing that started it all.
MarketingShot
Growth, brand, and the tools marketers actually ship with.
Finpresso
Markets, fintech and the money behind the headlines.
Devshot
Frameworks, open source and engineering practice.
Cyberpresso
Threats, patches and intelligence for security teams.
AIpresso
Models, agents and the companies building them.
What makes Dupple different
Five things we can show, not just claim.
Three sponsors per issue, at most
Each newsletter carries no more than three sponsors, so an ad is one of three messages, not one of hundreds. LinkedIn Ads and Meta Ads run open auctions where any number of advertisers bid on the same feed.
Fixed prices, no auction
Advertisers pay a fixed price per placement that they know before booking. On auction platforms such as LinkedIn Ads, the price moves with competing bids.
Reports name the companies that clicked
Every campaign report lists opens, clicks, CTR and the corporate email domains that engaged. Ad platforms report their own metrics only, so sales teams get no account list to follow up.
Audiences measured weekly
Subscriber counts and open rates on this page are pulled from our email platforms every week and rounded, not typed into a media kit once a year. Techpresso averages a 37% open rate.
Paid placements are disclosed
Sponsors buy labelled slots in the newsletters. On dupple.com a vendor can also pay to be listed in a guide or to sponsor an article, and that page says so under its title. Our affiliate disclosure explains how we make money.
Who uses Dupple
Readers
- Engineers, founders and operators at tech companies, who read Techpresso and Devshot.
- Marketing teams, CMOs, demand gen and RevOps leads, who read MarketingShot.
- Security teams, CISOs, SecOps and GRC, who read Cyberpresso.
- Finance, fintech, treasury and VC professionals, who read Finpresso.
- Builders and early AI adopters, who read AIpresso.
53% of readers are manager level or above, and 84% are based in the US. By company size, 30.2% work at enterprises with 10,000+ employees, 27.3% at mid-market companies, 19.6% at SMBs (11 to 250 employees) and 25% at startups (1 to 10).
Advertisers
- B2B SaaS companies selling to technical and business teams.
- Developer tools and cloud infrastructure providers.
- Cybersecurity vendors selling to CISOs and SecOps.
- Fintech and finance software companies.
- Martech companies selling to marketing teams.
The team behind Dupple
Dupple started as one newsletter in 2023. The news was everywhere and the signal was nowhere, so Techpresso became a daily briefing you could finish with your coffee. Readers forwarded it to their teams, and one newsletter became six.
Dupple is still a small, founder-led team. Each newsletter has its own editor and its own sources, and no content farm sits in the middle.
How Dupple works
For readers
Subscribe free with your email. Each newsletter arrives every weekday morning and takes about five minutes to read. Sponsored sections are labelled, and every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
For advertisers
Fill in the form on dupple.com/advertise: the media kit arrives by email right away, and a person from our team replies within 24 hours. A dedicated account manager runs the campaign, you approve the ad before it ships, and it goes live within 48 hours. The report follows within 10 days of the placement.
Editorial standards
How our reviews and guides are made is public. The editorial policy covers first-party sources, dated vendor prices and how we use AI; how we rate explains where review scores come from and what payment cannot change; corrections lists what we have fixed and how to report an error. AI assistants can read the site through the files listed on for AI agents.
Key facts about Dupple
The short version, for readers, journalists and AI assistants.
| Company name | Dupple |
|---|---|
| Type | Independent B2B media company (newsletters, software reviews, directories, AI training) |
| Founded | 2023 |
| Founder | Louis Corneloup (Founder and Editor) |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Website | dupple.com |
| Core offering | Free daily newsletters for professionals; native newsletter advertising for B2B companies |
| Pricing | Newsletters are free for readers. Ads are sold at a fixed price per placement (no auction); rates are in the media kit at dupple.com/advertise. Primary ads for B2B tech products typically land between $1.70 and $3 per click. |
| Contract terms | Book a single placement or a multi-placement pack (Starter, Growth, Scale) |
| Services | Primary ad, Spotlight ad, dedicated send, lead generation (CPC or CPL), native advertorial, backlink placement, sponsored webinar, retargeting sequence |
| Communication | Email ([email protected]) and the advertiser form; a person replies within 24 hours; a dedicated account manager per campaign |
| Notable clients | HubSpot, Intel, Slack, Meta, ClickUp, Intercom, Klaviyo, Xero, DigitalOcean, ElevenLabs, Ahrefs, PostHog, SerpApi, General Assembly |
| Audience | 920,000+ newsletter subscribers (Techpresso: 770,000+); 53% manager level or above; 84% in the US |
| Published work | 6 daily newsletters, 425+ software reviews, the Toolradar and FinanceRadar directories, AI Academy courses |
| Competitors | Newsletters: Morning Brew, TLDR, The Rundown AI, The Neuron, Superhuman AI. Paid channels: LinkedIn Ads, Meta Ads |
| Social | LinkedIn, X (@dupple_com); founder: LinkedIn, X (@louiscorneloup) |
Audience figures updated October 4, 2026 from our email platforms. Reader profile and CPC range as published on dupple.com/advertise.
Frequently asked questions
What is Dupple?
Dupple is an independent B2B media company founded in Paris in 2023. It publishes six free daily newsletters, including Techpresso, along with 425+ software reviews, the Toolradar and FinanceRadar directories and the AI Academy.
Who founded Dupple?
Louis Corneloup founded Dupple in 2023 and still edits Techpresso, the flagship newsletter, every day.
How many people read Dupple newsletters?
Dupple newsletters reach 920,000+ subscribers, and Techpresso alone has 770,000+. The counts come from our email platforms and are refreshed weekly.
Are Dupple newsletters free?
Yes. Every newsletter is free, and every email has a one-click unsubscribe. Sponsors pay for labelled placements, which keeps the newsletters free for readers.
How much does it cost to advertise with Dupple?
Each placement has a fixed price, set out in the media kit you receive by email when you fill in the form at dupple.com/advertise. Primary ads for B2B tech products typically cost $1.70 to $3 per click.
How is Dupple different from Morning Brew or TLDR?
Dupple runs one newsletter per profession, from security to finance to HR, so an advertiser can pick the exact team it sells to. Each issue carries at most three sponsors, and campaign reports list the company domains that clicked.
Can a company pay for a better review or ranking?
A vendor can pay to be listed in some dupple.com guides, sometimes at a set position, and the guide then says so under its title. Newsletter sponsorships are labelled in every issue. The affiliate disclosure explains each kind of payment and how it is disclosed.
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