Why Choose Us
Original Work Only
Submissions must be your own writing, code, or assets. Plagiarism, scraped content, and AI-only drafts without human review are rejected outright.
Editorial Polish
Our editors refine grammar, tighten structure, and flag technical gaps. You retain full authorship credit throughout the process.
Topic Relevance
Tutorials must teach a clear skill, tool, or concept. No link lists, no opinion essays, no thin content padded to meet a word count.
Working Examples
Every code sample must run. We test snippets in clean environments and require reproducible steps before publication is approved.
How We Work
Draft and Submit
Use the form below to share your title, summary, draft URL, or pasted manuscript. Markdown preferred; Google Docs accepted.
Editorial Review
A subject editor evaluates accuracy, clarity, and originality. Expect feedback within 7 business days, often sooner.
Revisions and Approval
Work with your editor on revisions. Once approved, we schedule a publication date and assign a permanent archive URL.
Publish and Promote
Your tutorial goes live in the archive. We feature strong work on the homepage and across our newsletter and social channels.
What We Do
Byline and Bio
Every published tutorial includes your name, headshot, and a 60-word contributor bio with links to your site and social profiles.
Royalties on Tips
Readers can tip contributors directly. We pass through 90 percent of tips, paid quarterly via Stripe or PayPal.
Editorial Support
You are not writing into the void. Editors respond to drafts, suggest improvements, and help shape your piece for clarity.
Permanent Archive Access
Your published work lives at a stable URL, indexed by search engines, and preserved in our growing knowledge archive.
Cross-Promotion
Featured tutorials are highlighted in our weekly digest, shared across community channels, and recommended in related reads.
Contributor Badges
Earn recognition through tiers. Top contributors unlock early access to community features, beta tools, and private workshops.
What People Say
I submitted a Docker deep-dive and got thoughtful edits within five days. The team treated my work seriously, not as filler.
Tutorialtomb is the only publication where my tutorials still get reads two years later. The archive is the real value.