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Updated Oct 20, 2026
Should you submit to Stackademic?
Stackademic is larger than 93% of the 356 publications we track, and its stories get more claps than 26% of them. Most of its recent stories (81%) come from writers with 100+ followers, so expect a higher bar for acceptance. 33% of its stories older than three days have no claps yet. 94% of its stories are member-only (Partner Program).
Submission rules change often — always check the publication's own “Write for us” or “About” page before pitching.
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