What is a press release service?
It is a done-for-you way to announce your news. We write your announcement as a professional press release — a launch, funding round, product, event or milestone — and distribute it across a network of news websites and media outlets. You receive a report listing every place it was published, with live links.
Will my press release be indexed in Google News?
Your release is distributed to outlets that are indexed in Google News, and many releases do appear there. Indexing is decided by Google and by each outlet, so no honest service can guarantee it — anyone who does is guessing with your money. What we guarantee is the distribution itself, proven in your report.
How many websites will my press release be published on?
It depends on your plan: Basic reaches 100+ outlets, Standard 200+, and Premium gets the widest distribution in the network. Your report lists every live placement URL, so the number you can verify is the number that counts.
Do you provide a live report?
Yes — every order ships with a branded PDF and a tool-ready CSV listing each published URL, its anchor text and its link attribute. You can click and check every placement yourself.
What industries do you accept?
Most mainstream industries: technology, business, finance, health, e-commerce, real estate, entertainment and more. We decline announcements that are misleading or that promote illegal products — a release only works if editors can stand behind it.
Can I include links in my press release?
Yes. Links are carried inside the release body — typically to your homepage and one or two key pages. Whether each link is dofollow or nofollow depends on the publishing outlet's own policy; your report states the attribute honestly for every placement.
How long does it take to get published?
Most releases are written, approved and distributed within 3–5 days. If your announcement is time-sensitive — a launch date or an event — tell us when you order and we will plan the schedule around it.
Do you offer refunds?
If we cannot distribute your release as specified, the undelivered part is refunded. Once a release is published, placements are covered by the report and our replacement standard instead — you always end up with what you paid for, or your money back on the part we could not deliver.
