One-off reach

One-off reach: one thing, once, in front of engineering leaders.

One-off reach is a single item, booked once: a newsletter, a meetup in your office, a dinner or an episode. No package, no annual commitment. Pick the item, we set the date.

3,300+
community members
3,000+
newsletter subscribers, 1,500+ open every issue
28,000+
LinkedIn followers across Marian’s profile and the ELC page. 1 in 5 followers is a Director, VP or C-level
550,000+
organic LinkedIn impressions in the last 12 months
120+
registrations at every meetup
69% Manager+
of members lead people

Your speakers and your brand on the same stage as theirs

Speakers on the ELC stage have built at:

  • SpaceX
    David Pavlik

    David Pavlik

    CTO, Rohlik Group · ex-SpaceX

  • Superhuman
    Rizwan Iqbal

    Rizwan Iqbal

    Director of Engineering, Superhuman

  • Netflix
    Michal Matyjek

    Michal Matyjek

    Sr. Engineering Manager, Netflix

  • Stripe
    Aleodor Tabarcea

    Aleodor Tabarcea

    Engineering Manager, Stripe

  • Meta
    David Teodorescu

    David Teodorescu

    Senior Product Designer, Meta

  • Microsoft
    Vojta Vondra

    Vojta Vondra

    Partner Director of Engineering, Microsoft

  • Financial Times
    Tatiana Stantonian

    Tatiana Stantonian

    Principal Engineer, Financial Times

  • Apify
    Jan Zenisek

    Jan Zenisek

    VP of Product, Apify

Buy two, pay less.

Two items: 10% off. Three or more: 15% off. Job board listings keep their own rates and do not count.

Conference launch

  • A section in the Leaders' Brief€2,500
  • A dedicated newsletter, only your message€5,000
  • Your name on three meetup evenings€1,500
€7,650€9,000Combo 15%

Hiring push

  • One ELC meetup, run by ELC end to end€4,000
  • A dedicated newsletter, only your message€5,000
€8,100€9,000Combo 10%

Every one-off is a deposit

Sign a company membership within 90 days and 100% of what you paid comes off the membership price.

An ELC meetup filling the Ataccama office, a company member hosting the whole room

The package math

Every item on this page sits inside a company membership at a fraction of the one-off price. A hosted meetup is €4,000 of a €14,000 Talent reach year that also carries the newsletter, the job board and Marian’s List. One-offs are for one thing, once. Two or more things a year: see the packages.

See company membership packages

Not for sale, at any price

  • Pitching from an ELC stage. The speaker at a hosted meetup tells a real story and passes the same filter as every ELC speaker, whoever is paying.
  • Member contact data. A dedicated newsletter is sent by ELC to ELC's list; the list is never handed over. For a meetup you get names and companies, not email addresses.
  • Introductions. Marian makes them when they fit, and they are not a line item anyone can buy.

ELC is free for engineering leaders and funded by company members. That is why the room is senior and why people come back. A room that gets sold to stops being that room.

Rather ask an AI?

Point your Claude or ChatGPT at ELC's MCP server. It lists the one-offs, quotes a combo and books the date.

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Questions companies ask

Can we buy just one newsletter mention?

Yes. A section in the monthly Leaders’ Brief is €2,500, a dedicated send with only your message is €5,000. Both go to 3,000+ subscribers, and 1,500+ open every issue. Dedicated sends are capped at 6 a year so the list stays one people open.

Why is a one-off more than the same item inside a package?

Because the package is the deal. Inside Talent reach a hosted meetup is allocated €4,000 of a €14,000 year that also includes the newsletter, the job board and Marian’s List. The one-off price buys the item alone, with no commitment. If you end up wanting two things, the credit moves your money into a membership.

Is there a discount on one-offs?

Yes, the combo discount: 10% for two items and 15% for three or more, plus the 90-day credit.

Can our sales team pitch at the meetup?

No. Your engineer tells a real story and passes the same filter as every ELC speaker. Nobody pitches from an ELC stage, whoever is paying. That rule is why the room shows up.

How fast can this happen?

A newsletter section lands in the next monthly issue, a dedicated send within 2 weeks, a job listing is live in 2 days. A meetup, a dinner and building a speaker need 2 months; a podcast episode and a survey take a month.

Do we get the subscriber list or attendee emails?

No. ELC sends to its own list. For a hosted meetup you get names and companies before and after, not email addresses. Members never opted in to vendor mail.