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Business Enquiries and Partnerships

By TopDrama.app Editorial Team · Published · Updated · How we research

TopDrama.app covers the short drama app market for viewers, and companies in that market regularly need something from us. This page lists who we work with, what each side can get and on what terms. One form below handles every kind of enquiry.

Who you are and what you get

Business enquiries at TopDrama.app (October 2026)
Who you areWhat you can getTerms
App or web servicePaid research of your service and an independent review, placed in the ranking where its score puts itQuote per service; we write the review; position not for sale. Details
AdvertiserA clearly labelled ad placement outside the ranking and the reviewsQuote per placement; labelled as advertising; links marked rel="sponsored"; we may decline
Content licensor with 9:16 titlesAn introduction to a platform that has told us it is looking for a catalogue like yoursOnly when there is a real match and both sides agree; we are not your agent
Platform looking for contentAn introduction to a licensor or studio whose catalogue fits your requestSame as above; rights and deal terms are between you and them
AI studio or creatorAn introduction to platforms or partners, or coverage when your work is newsworthy for viewersCoverage is an editorial decision and is never sold
Agency, reseller, otherA reply from the team and, if it fits, one of the options aboveCase by case

Any fee connected with an introduction is agreed in writing with the side that asks for it, before the introduction is made.

What is not for sale

The rules behind this are the same everywhere on the site:

  1. We write every review ourselves. No app operator writes, edits, approves or sees the text before it is published. Anything an operator sends us — a fact sheet, a press kit, its own marketing copy — is material we check, never text we publish.
  2. What can be paid for is the research, not the result. The fee covers our work: gathering and cross-checking public information and whatever the operator provides, installing and using the app (including paying its paywall with our own money), scoring it, comparing it with the apps already listed, and writing the review.
  3. Ranking positions are not for sale, at any price. After the research, an app goes wherever the comparison with the others puts it — including the bottom of the list — and a weak result is published as it is.

Today all of our income comes from affiliate commissions. We also offer two paid services and disclose them here before earning anything from them: an app operator can pay for the research behind a review, and an advertiser can pay for a clearly labelled placement outside the ranking.

How introductions work

When a licensor, platform or studio asks for an introduction, we only pass details on if we know of a company whose request matches, and only with the sender's consent ticked in the form. The company that receives the details handles them from then on as its own data controller. We only introduce the parties: we are not an agent or broker, we are not a party to any deal, we do not check who holds the rights to content, and we never hold money for either side. You can ask us which companies received your details at any time. Full terms are in our terms of use and privacy policy.

Send an enquiry

Choose the option closest to you and the form shows what to include. We usually reply within two business days.

TD
TopDrama.app Editorial Team
We research short drama apps full-time: app-store listings, pricing screens, company statements and analyst data (Sensor Tower, Omdia, MPA, Appfigures). Every number names its source and date; this is a research-based review — we analyse store listings, company data and user reports rather than running lab tests. Corrections: contact us.
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