Your recipes.
Your revenue.
Weeknight Dinners is a true search index for recipes — we link back to your site, drive traffic to you, and share revenue with the creators whose content makes our index worth using. You decide how much of each recipe lives on Weeknight Dinners and how much stays on your site.
How the partnership works
Native ingestion
Point us at your site — RSS feed or just the URL — and we'll register it with our crawler. New recipes get picked up automatically, and we refetch periodically so edits to your site flow through to Weeknight Dinners without you lifting a finger.
Share of revenue
When Weeknight Dinners makes money, the creators whose content makes the index worth using share in it. That's not just ad revenue — if Weeknight Dinners is profitable, partner creators get a cut. Specifics are negotiated per creator.
Free subscription
Partner creators receive a complimentary Weeknight Dinners subscription — full access to the app, calendar, social features, and everything we build. Our thanks for helping seed the community.
Why partner
with Weeknight Dinners?
Most recipe platforms take your content and bury you in an algorithm. Weeknight Dinners is different by design — it’s invite-only, subscription-funded, and built around actual cooking rather than engagement metrics.
Your recipes reach people who are genuinely cooking, not mindlessly scrolling. Every attribution links back to you, and the traffic we drive is real cooks looking to make something tonight.
What kind of content works?
Any cooking site we can crawl — RSS feed is great, but not required. Recipes, technique posts, ingredient guides — if it's food, it belongs on Weeknight Dinners.
Is there a minimum audience size?
No. Weeknight Dinners is in beta and growing slowly. We care about content quality, not follower counts.
How do I get started?
Send us a message using the form below with your blog's URL. We'll be in touch.
Interested?
Let’s talk.
Weeknight Dinners is in beta and we’re onboarding creator partners one at a time. Send us your blog URL and we’ll reach out with next steps.
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