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Brand Partner pricing

Pricing last reviewed 11 October 2026. All prices are in pounds sterling, per month.

In short: A TeaTrade Brand Partner listing costs £50 a month for a headquarters page and £25 a month for each shop page for the first 10 partners. Partners 11 to 50 pay £75 and £35, partners 51 to 100 pay £100 and £50, and partners 101 onwards pay £125 and £75. There is no setup fee or contract, and a brand keeps the rate it joined at for as long as it stays subscribed.

Availability: the live count of open places appears here when JavaScript is available; the table below lists every rate.

The price ladder

TierPartner numberHeadquarters page, per monthEach shop page, per month
Founding First 10 £50 £25
Tier 2 11 to 50 £75 £35
Tier 3 51 to 100 £100 £50
Tier 4 101 onwards £125 £75

Partner number is the order in which brands subscribe and pay. Pages TeaTrade gives away free are not counted. A place is not reused if a partner leaves.

What a listing includes

How the pricing works

What is, and is not, promised

PromisedNot promised
A pin, a side drawer and a standing brand page while the subscription is active.Any volume of traffic.
Structured data that matches the visible page, on a crawlable, sitemapped URL.Search rankings, or inclusion in any AI answer.
Verification against your own website.Sales or a return on your spend.
Clear labelling as a paid placement.That the page stays live after the subscription ends.

Why start early

Pages take time to be crawled, indexed and understood, so a brand that starts earlier is simply discoverable sooner than one that starts later. That is the only first-mover claim we make. The other reason is the founding rate: it is open to the first 10 partners only, and it is locked for as long as you stay subscribed.

A paid click stops the day the budget stops. A listing is a flat monthly fee for a page that is live every day it is subscribed. The two do different jobs and work well together.

Ready to list your brand? The checkout shows the rate that is open at the time.

List your brand See an example page

The example page is for Camellia & Vale, a fictional brand created to demonstrate the format. Its address, products and awards are invented.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a TeaTrade Brand Partner listing cost?

A TeaTrade Brand Partner listing costs £50 a month for a headquarters page and £25 a month for each shop page for the first 10 partners. Partners 11 to 50 pay £75 and £35, partners 51 to 100 pay £100 and £50, and partners 101 onwards pay £125 and £75. There is no setup fee or contract, and a brand keeps the rate it joined at for as long as it stays subscribed.

Does the price change after I join?

No. A brand keeps the rate it joined at, for its headquarters page and for every shop it adds later, for as long as its subscription stays active. If a brand cancels and later returns, it joins at whichever rate is open at that time.

How many founding places are left?

The live count is shown at the top of this page. Places are counted in order of paid sign-up, and a place is not reused if a partner leaves. The first 10 partners pay the founding rate.

How are shop pages priced?

Each shop page is added to the same subscription at the shop rate of the tier the brand joined at (£25 a month for founding partners). Each shop needs an active headquarters page.

Is there a contract or a setup fee?

No. Listings are billed monthly and can be cancelled at any time. If a subscription ends, the page is unpublished.

Is a Brand Partner listing advertising?

It is a paid placement and is labelled as one on the page and in the map drawer. Outbound links carry rel="sponsored". It is not independent editorial content, and it has no bearing on how TeaTrade's own reviews are written or ranked.

Will a listing get my brand cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews or other AI tools?

Nobody can guarantee that, and TeaTrade does not. Google states that a page is eligible to be a supporting link in AI Overviews and AI Mode if it is indexed and eligible to be shown in Google Search with a snippet, and that indexing and serving are never guaranteed. A Partner page is built to meet those conditions: it is crawlable, written in plain text, listed in a sitemap and linked from within the site, and its structured data matches the visible page.

How do I start?

Open the World Tea Map, choose List Your Brand, enter your brand name, website and address, and subscribe at the current rate. You then confirm that you control your website, and edit your page.

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