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For that price, the release got syndicated to pages nobody reads and the report arrived as a PDF of "potential impressions."
Someone at the table said what everyone was thinking: we could build the network ourselves.
So we did.
Today we're a direct publisher on a network of 900+ outlets — from volume news sites to USA Today, AP News and Yahoo Finance.
PR people run our editorial desk, engineers run everything else, and the two argue productively about commas.
AI does the instant checks; human editors make the judgment calls. Neither works alone — that's the whole philosophy
Transparent by default: every outlet shows its real DR and traffic, every report lists live links you can click
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If your release doesn't go live, you don't pay. Credits or your money back — no committee meetings about it.
Domain Ratings, traffic, live placement URLs. Never "estimated potential audience of 4 billion."
Support 7 days a week, and enterprise clients get a dedicated distribution manager who knows their calendar.
From $7, no memberships, no per-word tolls. Check the pricing page — the math is public.