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Chill Subs is an online database and submissions platform for writers. The website lists literary magazines, writing contests, publishers, residencies, and includes tools for tracking submissions.^[1]

Chill Subs was founded in January 2022 by Karina Kupp, while she was living in Warsaw, Poland.^[1] Benjamin Davis later joined the project as cofounder after contacting Kupp with ideas for additional tools and features.^[1][2]

In May 2023, the online magazine and workshop project Write or Die merged with Chill Subs.^[1] By February 2024, Publishers Weekly reported that the website had more than 18,000 registered writers and listings for more than 3,000 literary magazines, 1,300 writing contests, and 200 independent publishers.^[1]

Chill Subs allows users to search publication opportunities by genre, word count, fees, payments or prizes, response times, and other submission criteria.^[1] It also includes a submission tracker, bookmarks, calendars, and editor-managed listings.^[1] The Poetry Foundation lists Chill Subs among online resources for poets, as a source for newsletters about submissions and workshops for writers.^[3]

Publishers Weekly described Chill Subs as a "grassroots alternative to Submittable" and reported on its user-funded model and focus on literary submissions.^[1] Writer's Digest listed Chill Subs and Sub Club, a newsletter from the same team, among its 2025 "Best Job and Market Websites".^[4]

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