Console is a free weekly devtools newsletter. It lists developer tools, beta releases, and infrastructure and cloud services.

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About

Console is a free weekly devtools newsletter for developers, CTOs and engineering managers. It reviews the most interesting developer tools and lists latest beta releases in separate beta listings. Its writer, David Mytton, says Console looks for tools built for developers, with easy self-service signup and clear documentation that solve an interesting problem. To suggest a tool, email hello@console.dev. The pages do not state a fee for suggesting a tool or a review time. The site says it does not accept payment for reviews. Advertising appears as clearly marked sponsored text in the weekly Thursday email, with a main ad and a contents-only ad in each edition. Advertising prices are not shown on the advertise page. Founders should know that each review records the assessment at publication, and the site may not revisit a product for some time or at all.

How to submit

Email hello@console.dev to suggest a tool or flag an error.

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What it lists

  • developer tools
  • beta releases
  • infrastructure and cloud services
  • APIs

Who visits

Console is read by CTOs, engineering managers, technical architects and experienced developers, according to its advertise page.

Written from Console's own pages on Oct 28, 2026.

Questions

How do I submit to Console?
Console's About page says to email hello@console.dev to suggest a tool or flag an error. The pages do not describe a submission form.
Is Console free?
Console describes its newsletter as free. The pages do not state whether suggesting a tool to Console costs anything.
Can I advertise on Console?
Yes. Console offers a main ad and a contents-only ad in its weekly Thursday newsletter. Email advertise@console.dev to discuss a campaign, as the advertising price is not shown.
Does Console accept pre-launch products?
Console does not say on its pages whether it accepts pre-launch products. It covers early releases in its separate beta listings.
Does Console offer a featured listing?
Console does not list a featured or paid listing tier on its pages. Its paid placements are newsletter ads.
What kinds of products does Console list?
Console reviews developer tools and lists latest beta releases, covering infrastructure, cloud services and APIs.
Which newsletters feature startups for free?

The ones whose writers choose what to cover. Console reviews developer tools and its page says it does not take payment for reviews; you suggest a tool by email. Many small niche newsletters work the same way.

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How much does a newsletter ad cost?

It depends on the newsletter, and many do not publish a price. TLDR's ad pages say pricing is set in a custom proposal, and Console's advertise page shows no prices. Ask for the rate, the audience and past results before you pay.

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Details

How often other sites link to it
36 out of 100 (Common Crawl, Oct 2026)
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Developer tools, Open source
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Worldwide
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Nov 2020 (5 years ago)

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