Contact the LM Studio reference team

Editorial corrections

If a page on this site contains a factual error, an outdated claim, or a broken link, email the team with the URL and a brief description — verified corrections are applied within two business days.

Accuracy is the main editorial value on this site. When a new version of LM Studio ships, system requirements change, or the local API gains new capabilities, pages that haven't been updated yet contain stale information. The fastest path to a correction is a direct email to hello@lmstudio.co.com.

A useful correction request includes: the full URL of the page with the error, a quote of the specific sentence or figure you believe is wrong, and a source — a public changelog, release note, or standards document — that supports the correction. The team does not require a formal citation format; a link to the relevant source is enough. Every message gets read. Corrections that check out are applied to the page and the date-reviewed notice is updated.

If you are unsure whether something is an error or just an editorial choice, email anyway. The team would rather handle ten questions that turn out to be non-issues than miss one genuine mistake.

Partnership requests

Partnership enquiries are welcome, but content placement deals and referral arrangements are outside the scope of what this site does — read the advertising policy before reaching out.

Some organisations contact this site looking to co-produce content, share distribution, or cross-link resources. Those conversations are worth having when the proposed collaboration would genuinely help users understand LM Studio better. Research institutions, open-source projects, and standards bodies sometimes have material that belongs on a page here, and the team is open to learning about it.

What does not happen: paid co-authorship, sponsored "resource" lists, affiliate link placement, or any arrangement where money changes hands in exchange for editorial coverage. If your enquiry involves any of those, the answer is no before the conversation starts — and the advertising policy section below explains why in more detail.

Advertising policy

This site carries no advertising of any kind — no banners, no native ads, no sponsored posts, and no affiliate links.

The decision to run without advertising is not a temporary phase or a pending business-model pivot. It is the structural choice that makes the rest of the editorial policy possible. A site that earns revenue from model vendors, GPU manufacturers, or cloud providers cannot write neutrally about those vendors. The only way to keep that neutrality is to have no financial relationship with any of them.

That means there is no ad inventory to purchase, no "featured placement" tier to buy into, and no sponsored author programme. Media buyers who contact the site looking for placement options will receive a polite but firm no. The site does not maintain a rate card because there is nothing to sell.

Media inquiries

Journalists writing about local LLM tooling, privacy-first AI workflows, or the desktop software ecosystem are welcome to reach out for background, context, or a direct quote.

The editorial team has practical experience with LM Studio and the broader local inference ecosystem. For stories that touch on how LM Studio compares to cloud-hosted alternatives, what the privacy guarantees of local inference actually mean, or how the desktop AI software market is evolving, the team can contribute background perspective or an attributed quote.

Send media enquiries to hello@lmstudio.co.com with your publication name, story angle, and deadline. Response time for media requests is typically within two business days; if a request is time-sensitive, note the deadline in the subject line and the team will prioritise accordingly. Phone: +1 (415) 555-0142 for urgent requests during business hours.

Inquiry types and response windows

The table below maps the four main contact categories to the right address and a realistic timeline.