PR & Media Placement Packages: Pricing & Services

Each of the first three tiers has a $1,000 entry unit — the same shape as our Reddit packages.

The SEO tier is the one to use when you want to own a single keyword. Rather than fighting for one position, the product page and several supporting articles occupy the results page together, so whichever result the reader trusts, they land on the same answer. That effect is only available in the tier where articles are cheap enough to run several at once.

Reading the effect columns. Want to be found and cited: tier A. Want people to arrive and buy: tier B. Want to be seen and believed: tiers C and D.

"PR" gets used for both, and they behave nothing alike. Knowing which one you are buying is the difference between a link that compounds and a wave of coverage that peaks in a week.

How our tiers map. The SEO and Traffic tiers are guest posts, which is why they carry the dofollow guarantee and why we talk about them in terms of rankings and AI citations. The PR tier is announcement distribution across high-DR news and community domains, bought for reach and third-party credibility rather than link equity. The Flagship tier is a guest post again, on a Tier 1 domain.

Neither replaces the other. An announcement with no library of citable articles behind it gets one week of attention and leaves nothing; a library with no announcements never gives an editor a reason to write about you.

We run this playbook on our own software before we sell it, so every example below is something we placed for ourselves and can be checked right now.

One campaign, two results: the search position and the AI answer

Our content helped ChatSlide rank number one for "AI slide legal", with our Tech Forum placement sitting right behind it at number two. Above both, Google's AI Overview names ChatSlide in its answer.

That is the whole argument for the SEO tier in one screenshot. The same article holds a position on the results page and gives the AI answer a third-party source to cite, which is a job your own product page cannot do for itself.

Republication: the effect nobody can sell you

In May 2026 we placed a Betta Neo review on SF Bay Area Times. Ten weeks later, with no pitch, no press release and no payment, BGR (DR 82) found that review on its own, cited it by name as a source, and gave the product its own section in a round-up. AOL.com (DR 91) then republished the BGR piece in full, alongside three other sites, each keeping the link back to the original review.

Seven additional outlets ended up carrying the content, from one paid placement. This is an additional effect, not a deliverable: we do not price it, promise it, or count it toward your article quota. It happens when a placement is written well enough that other editors treat it as a source, and it is the reason the writing standard matters more than the outlet count.

Why the SEO tier costs less per article than market rate

Buying one placement on one named DR 70-79 outlet runs $500-1,200, because it includes writing, pitching and follow-up for an outlet we may have no standing relationship with. The SEO and Traffic tiers are bundled rates against partner outlets we publish on continuously — same editorial standard, same DR band, but you do not name the specific outlet in advance.

PR and Reddit answer different halves of the same question. PR gives AI systems a citable third-party source; Reddit gives them the community consensus they weight heavily.

Our full-service Reddit package already bundles PR articles for this reason — if you are running both, start there rather than buying the SEO tier separately.

For the wider landscape — global wire services, regional distribution, per-outlet market rates and acceptance probabilities across Tier 1-4 media — see our international PR resources guide. That guide is reference material on the industry; this page is what we deliver.