Coupler.io newsletter sponsorships

NewsletterFIT detected Coupler.io sponsoring 1 newsletter in 1 post over the last 12 months, first on Oct 1, 2026. Newsletters it has sponsored include VuTrinh.. The most recent placement was in VuTrinh. on Oct 1, 2026. Its placements cluster around Data Engineering, Data Warehousing and AI video generation.

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Newsletters
1
sponsored in the last 12 months
Placements
1
posts with a detected sponsorship
First detected
Oct 1, 2026
in indexed posts
Last seen
Oct 1, 2026
VuTrinh.

Placements per month

2025-11 2026-10

Newsletters Coupler.io has sponsored

  1. VuTrinh. 20K subscribers

    Substack Weekly · last post 18 days ago

    Likely audience: Data engineers

    1 placement · last Oct 1

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Recent placements

  • [FREE] Change… VuTrinh.

    “e replication, but instead of PostgreSQL-to-PostgreSQL, it's PostgreSQL-to-your preferred OLAP systems. This article is sponsored by Coupler”

Detected automatically from posts with explicit sponsorship markers ("sponsored by", "brought to you by" and similar). Detection can miss placements or misread them. Updated Oct 29, 2026 · methodology · all sponsors