Contact Riyadh Web3 — Reach the Editorial, Intelligence, and Partnership Teams
Contact Riyadh Web3 for editorial inquiries, intelligence briefings, partnership proposals, advertising opportunities, and media requests related to Saudi Arabia's AI, blockchain, and Web3 ecosystem.
Reaching the Riyadh Web3 Team
Riyadh Web3 operates as the Vanderbilt Terminal for Saudi Arabia’s Web3 and AI ecosystem, providing institutional-grade intelligence to decision-makers, investors, policymakers, and operators navigating the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving technology landscape. Our editorial headquarters processes hundreds of data points daily, tracking everything from SDAIA policy announcements and HUMAIN infrastructure developments to CMA regulatory signals and the $40 billion AI investment pipeline that is reshaping Riyadh into a global technology capital. Whether you are a venture capital firm conducting due diligence on Saudi AI startups, a multinational technology company evaluating market entry strategies, a government agency seeking comparative analysis, or a journalist covering the Middle East’s technology transformation, this page provides the channels and protocols for engaging with our team.
Our commitment to accuracy, depth, and analytical rigor means that every inquiry we receive is treated with the same seriousness we bring to our published intelligence. We do not operate a generic contact form that routes messages into an unmonitored queue. Every message sent to our primary email address reaches a team member within one business day, and substantive inquiries — particularly those related to intelligence partnerships, data licensing, or institutional subscriptions — are typically acknowledged within hours during Gulf Standard Time business hours.
Primary Contact Information
General Inquiries and Editorial Correspondence
For all general inquiries, editorial questions, story tips, factual corrections, and reader correspondence, the primary contact channel is:
Email: info@riyadhweb3.com
This address is monitored continuously during business hours (Sunday through Thursday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM GST, aligning with the Saudi business week) and checked periodically outside those hours. We aim to provide an initial response within 24 hours for all substantive inquiries. Messages that require research, internal consultation, or coordination with external partners may take longer, but we will always acknowledge receipt and provide a timeline for a full response.
When reaching out via email, we recommend including the following information to help us route your inquiry efficiently: your full name and organizational affiliation, the specific topic or section of Riyadh Web3 your inquiry relates to, any relevant deadlines or time constraints, and a brief description of what you are looking for. This is not a rigid requirement — we welcome informal correspondence as well — but structured inquiries tend to receive faster and more comprehensive responses.
Editorial Inquiries
Riyadh Web3 maintains strict editorial independence. Our analyses, intelligence reports, and market assessments are produced by our editorial team without influence from advertisers, sponsors, or the entities we cover. This independence is foundational to the trust our readers place in our work, and it governs how we handle editorial inquiries.
Story Tips and Source Information. If you have information about developments in Saudi Arabia’s AI, blockchain, Web3, digital assets, gaming, or broader technology ecosystem that you believe warrants coverage, we want to hear from you. We accept tips from named and anonymous sources, and we have protocols in place to protect source confidentiality when requested. All tips should be sent to info@riyadhweb3.com with “EDITORIAL TIP” in the subject line.
Factual Corrections. We take accuracy seriously. If you identify a factual error in any published content — whether a misquoted statistic, an incorrect date, a misattributed statement, or any other inaccuracy — please notify us immediately at info@riyadhweb3.com with “CORRECTION” in the subject line. We review all correction requests within 24 hours and publish corrections promptly when warranted. Our correction policy requires that we note the original error and the corrected information in the article, along with the date the correction was made.
Expert Commentary and Guest Analysis. Riyadh Web3 occasionally publishes guest analyses from recognized experts in AI policy, blockchain technology, digital asset regulation, gaming economics, and related fields. If you are an expert with relevant credentials and wish to contribute analysis, please contact us with a brief biography, your area of expertise, and a proposed topic. We maintain full editorial control over all published content, including guest contributions, and we do not publish paid content disguised as editorial analysis.
Intelligence and Research Partnerships
Riyadh Web3 produces intelligence that goes beyond what is available on our public platform. Our intelligence products include sector-specific deep dives, entity profiles, regulatory trackers, investment flow analyses, and custom research commissioned by institutional clients. These products serve hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds, multinational corporations, consulting firms, and government agencies seeking granular, real-time intelligence on Saudi Arabia’s technology transformation.
Custom Research Requests. If your organization requires research that goes beyond our published content — for example, a detailed competitive analysis of Saudi AI startups in a specific vertical, a regulatory risk assessment for a planned market entry, or a comprehensive mapping of the blockchain vendor ecosystem serving Saudi government agencies — we welcome custom research commissions. Our team combines deep domain expertise with access to primary sources across the Saudi technology ecosystem. Please contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “RESEARCH REQUEST” in the subject line to initiate a scoping conversation.
Data Licensing. Organizations seeking to license data from Riyadh Web3’s proprietary databases — including our AI investment tracker, blockchain project registry, startup funding database, and regulatory change logs — should contact us at info@riyadhweb3.com with “DATA LICENSING” in the subject line. We offer structured data feeds in multiple formats and can customize data packages to match specific analytical requirements.
Institutional Subscriptions. Our premium intelligence tier provides subscribers with early access to analyses, quarterly briefing documents, direct analyst consultations, and priority access to custom research services. For information about institutional subscription pricing and access levels, please contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “INSTITUTIONAL ACCESS” in the subject line.
Advertising and Sponsorship Opportunities
Riyadh Web3 reaches a highly targeted audience of technology decision-makers, investors, policymakers, and senior executives with direct involvement in Saudi Arabia’s AI, blockchain, and digital transformation ecosystem. Our audience demographics reflect the institutional nature of our content: the majority of our readers hold senior management or C-suite positions, represent organizations with significant exposure to the Saudi market, and engage with our content as part of professional research and decision-making processes.
We accept advertising from organizations whose products and services are relevant to our audience and consistent with our editorial standards. We maintain a clear separation between advertising and editorial content, and all sponsored content is explicitly labeled as such. Advertising inquiries should be directed to info@riyadhweb3.com with “ADVERTISING” in the subject line. Please include information about your organization, the product or service you wish to promote, your target audience within our readership, and your preferred advertising format and budget range.
We offer multiple advertising formats including display advertising on section pages, sponsored content placements (clearly labeled), newsletter sponsorship, and event sponsorship. All advertising placements are subject to editorial review to ensure they meet our quality standards and are appropriate for our audience.
Media and Press Inquiries
Journalists, editors, producers, and other media professionals seeking comment, background information, or expert analysis from Riyadh Web3’s editorial team should contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “MEDIA INQUIRY” in the subject line. We make every effort to accommodate media deadlines, and our team includes analysts who can provide commentary on developments across the Saudi technology landscape.
When submitting a media inquiry, please include the name and outlet you represent, the specific topic you are covering, your deadline, and the type of contribution you are seeking (on-the-record comment, background briefing, data point, etc.). We are available for interviews by phone, video conference, and email, and we can typically accommodate requests within 24 to 48 hours of initial contact.
Attribution and Citation Policy. Media professionals are welcome to cite and reference Riyadh Web3’s published analyses and data in their reporting, provided that proper attribution is given. The preferred citation format is “Riyadh Web3” or “RiyadhWeb3.com” followed by the specific article or data source title. We request that substantial excerpts (more than 100 words) be accompanied by a link to the original content. For permission to reproduce charts, data visualizations, or extended passages, please contact us in advance.
Partnership and Collaboration Proposals
Riyadh Web3 actively seeks partnerships with organizations that share our commitment to providing accurate, deep, and actionable intelligence about Saudi Arabia’s technology ecosystem. We are particularly interested in collaborations with academic institutions conducting research on AI policy, blockchain governance, or digital economy development in the Gulf region, as well as with technology conferences, industry associations, and trade promotion bodies.
Academic Partnerships. Universities and research institutions conducting studies related to Saudi Arabia’s AI strategy, blockchain adoption, digital asset regulation, or broader technology ecosystem are welcome to propose collaboration opportunities. We can provide data access, expert consultation, and platform visibility in exchange for research partnerships that enhance our analytical depth. Contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP” in the subject line.
Event Partnerships. If you are organizing a conference, summit, workshop, or other event related to AI, blockchain, Web3, digital assets, or technology policy in the Middle East, we are open to media partnership, speaking engagement, and content collaboration proposals. Our analysts regularly participate in industry events as speakers, panelists, and moderators. Contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “EVENT PARTNERSHIP” in the subject line.
Technology and Platform Partnerships. Organizations developing tools, platforms, or services that could enhance Riyadh Web3’s intelligence capabilities — including data providers, analytics platforms, visualization tools, and distribution partners — are welcome to propose integration or partnership arrangements. Contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP” in the subject line.
Feedback and Suggestions
We value feedback from our readers. Whether you have suggestions for topics we should cover, sections we should add, data we should track, or improvements we should make to the user experience, we want to hear from you. Reader feedback has directly shaped several of the sections and features currently available on Riyadh Web3, and we view our audience as active partners in building the most comprehensive intelligence platform for Saudi Arabia’s technology ecosystem.
General feedback should be sent to info@riyadhweb3.com with “FEEDBACK” in the subject line. We read every feedback message, though we may not be able to respond individually to all of them. Feedback that identifies specific opportunities for improvement, gaps in our coverage, or errors in our analysis receives priority attention.
Response Time Expectations
We aim to meet the following response time targets for different inquiry types:
- General inquiries: Acknowledgment within 24 hours, substantive response within 48 hours
- Editorial tips and corrections: Acknowledgment within 12 hours, review completed within 24 hours
- Media inquiries: Initial response within 12 hours (faster for breaking news deadlines)
- Research and intelligence requests: Scoping conversation initiated within 48 hours
- Advertising inquiries: Rate card and availability information within 48 hours
- Partnership proposals: Initial review and response within one week
These targets apply during the standard Saudi business week (Sunday through Thursday). Inquiries received during weekends or Saudi public holidays may experience slightly longer response times.
Frequently Asked Contact Questions
To streamline your experience when reaching out, the following addresses the most common inquiries our team receives, along with guidance on how to frame your request for the fastest possible response.
Can I schedule a call with an analyst? Yes. Analyst consultations are available to institutional subscribers and on a case-by-case basis for qualified inquiries. Email info@riyadhweb3.com with “ANALYST CALL” in the subject line, including your specific topic, preferred time window (Gulf Standard Time), and organizational affiliation. We typically confirm call scheduling within 48 hours.
Do you offer bulk licensing for educational institutions? Yes. We offer discounted access for accredited universities and research institutions conducting studies related to Saudi Arabia’s technology ecosystem. Academic licensing includes access to published content archives, data exports in research-compatible formats, and periodic analyst briefings. Contact info@riyadhweb3.com with “ACADEMIC LICENSE” in the subject line.
Can I republish your charts and data visualizations? Republication of individual charts and data visualizations is permitted with prior written authorization and proper attribution. We evaluate republication requests based on the requesting publication’s audience, the context of use, and whether the republication serves informational rather than competitive purposes. Submit requests to info@riyadhweb3.com with “REPUBLICATION” in the subject line, including the specific content you wish to republish, the publication where it will appear, and the intended audience.
Do you accept unsolicited research submissions? We selectively review unsolicited research submissions from qualified researchers and industry practitioners. Submissions should include an abstract, methodology summary, key findings, and author credentials. We do not guarantee publication of unsolicited submissions, and we reserve full editorial control over any submitted content we choose to publish. Submit research to info@riyadhweb3.com with “RESEARCH SUBMISSION” in the subject line.
What languages does your team support? Our primary operating languages are English and Arabic. Editorial content is published in English. Correspondence in Arabic is welcomed and will receive responses in Arabic when requested. For inquiries in other languages, we will make reasonable efforts to accommodate but cannot guarantee response quality in languages other than English and Arabic.
Publisher Information
Riyadh Web3 is published by The Vanderbilt Portfolio, a digital intelligence publishing operation focused on emerging technology ecosystems in high-growth markets. The Vanderbilt Portfolio produces sector-specific intelligence platforms that combine rigorous data collection, deep domain expertise, and analytical clarity to serve institutional and professional audiences.
Publisher: The Vanderbilt Portfolio Editor-in-Chief: Donovan Vanderbilt Primary Email: info@riyadhweb3.com Website: https://riyadhweb3.com Content Focus: Saudi Arabia AI, Web3, Blockchain, Digital Assets, Gaming, Metaverse, and Technology Infrastructure
We look forward to hearing from you. Every inquiry, tip, correction, and piece of feedback contributes to making Riyadh Web3 a more accurate, comprehensive, and valuable intelligence resource for the community navigating Saudi Arabia’s extraordinary technology transformation.
Coverage Scope and Data Sources
Riyadh Web3 tracks an ecosystem that has reached substantial scale. The Saudi AI sector now encompasses 664 companies, with $9.1 billion deployed across 70 investment deals in 2025 and government spending on AI and emerging technologies growing at 56.25 percent year-over-year. HUMAIN, PIF’s $100 billion sovereign AI company launched in May 2025, is building campus-scale data center infrastructure with NVIDIA, Google Cloud, Blackstone, and Aramco — representing the single largest sovereign AI commitment globally. The Kingdom’s crypto market processed an estimated $31 billion in transactions between July 2023 and June 2024, growing at 153 percent year-over-year, while Savvy Games Group has deployed over $20 billion of its $38 billion gaming mandate across acquisitions including ESL FACEIT Group, Scopely, Niantic, and Moonton. Our coverage draws on primary data from SDAIA, SAMA, CMA, PIF, and Saudi Aramco corporate disclosures; industry databases including Tracxn, Chainalysis, Mordor Intelligence, and S&P Global; and direct engagement with ecosystem participants including startups, investors, technology vendors, and government officials. The designation of 2026 as the Year of Artificial Intelligence by the Saudi Cabinet has accelerated the pace of announcements, partnerships, and policy developments across every vertical we cover, making timely and accurate intelligence more valuable than ever for the professionals and institutions navigating Saudi Arabia’s technology transformation.
Our editorial team monitors the full spectrum of Saudi Arabia’s digital economy: from SDAIA’s SAMAI program (which trained 1.1 million citizens with AI certifications, 52 percent female) to the Blockchain Tokenisation Centre of Excellence in Al Khobar; from SAMA’s participation in the mBridge multi-CBDC platform to stc’s 5G Standalone deployments with Ericsson; from the Hexagon Data Center (the world’s largest government facility at 480 megawatts) to the AI startup ecosystem where companies like Mozn, Lucidya, and Hazen.ai are building globally competitive products. Each analysis published on Riyadh Web3 undergoes verification against primary sources and is clearly labeled when presenting forward-looking projections versus confirmed data. We welcome corrections, tips, and feedback from readers who can strengthen the accuracy and depth of our coverage through the contact channels listed above.