Magazine Print · Full Pages, Spreads & Front Covers

Some things still need to be held.

A full page in Billboard. The cover of Esquire Middle East. A spread in the magazine on every seat in the Emirates business lounge. Thirty-eight print titles, every price on the page, no retainer — and the placement confirmed in writing before you pay a cent.

Confirmed in writing before you pay·Every price published·No retainer, no lock-in

38 print titlesFull pages from $2,999Front covers from $28,999US · Middle East · IndiaPrint runs of 25,000 to 100,000+

Why print, still

A screen is scrolled past. A magazine is picked up.

Print is the one placement a client can put on the desk in front of an investor, a buyer or a board. It sits in the lounge, the lobby and the seat pocket for a month. Nobody blocks it, nobody scrolls it, and no algorithm decides who sees it.

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Regional luxury titles

Angeleno, Manhattan, Miami, Hamptons, Aspen, Vegas and the rest of the city set. Full pages and spreads from $5,999, print runs of 25,000 to 60,000, in the hands of the wealthiest readers in each market.

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National mastheads

Billboard, In Touch Weekly, Life & Style, LA Weekly. Full pages from $10,999; the LA Weekly front cover at $33,999.

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Middle East front covers

Esquire, Grazia, Cosmopolitan, Harper’s Bazaar, Arabian Business and CEO Middle East. The cover itself, with retail, VIP and airline-lounge distribution, from $69,999.

The full list

Every title, with the price beside it.

Prices are per insertion and include placement and artwork coordination. Turnaround runs from artwork approval to the issue going on sale. Nothing is hidden behind an enquiry form.



PublicationFormatTurnaroundCirculationPrice

Orders of $10,000 and above are settled by bank transfer against an invoice; smaller orders can also be paid by card or PayPal. Placement is confirmed with the publisher in writing before any payment is taken.

Straight answers

What people ask before they book print.

Is this an advertisement or an article?

An advertisement. You buy the page, the spread or the cover, and the artwork is yours. That is the honest difference from our editorial placements: nobody has to approve your message, but it is marked as advertising in the way the magazine marks all paid pages.

What do I need to supply?

Print-ready artwork to the title’s specification, or your brief and imagery and we produce it for a flat fee agreed up front. We send the exact specification, deadline and issue date once the booking is confirmed.

How long does it take?

One to two months for most regional and national titles, two to four for the Middle East covers. Magazines book by issue, so the date depends on the next available close.

Why is payment by bank transfer above $10,000?

Because card and PayPal fees on a five-figure order would add thousands to the price for nothing, and because print bookings cannot be reversed once the issue has gone to press. You receive a full invoice with account details, and we confirm the placement in writing before you pay.

What if the insertion does not run?

If the publisher does not run your page in the confirmed issue, you are refunded in full. The placement is confirmed in writing before any money changes hands.

Is the price on the page the price I pay?

Yes. Prices are per insertion and are published here deliberately. If a publisher changes its rate we tell you before you commit, never after.

Ask about a title

Tell us the title, the format and when you want it out.

A person replies within a few hours with the next available issue, the artwork specification and an invoice if you want to proceed. Nothing is booked until you say so.




Thank you. Your enquiry is with us and a copy is on its way to your inbox. You will hear from a person within a few hours.

WhatsApp, right now

Message us on WhatsApp. Fastest; most of our clients come this way.

office@digital-pr.ai

Email us and attach the artwork or the brief.

Agencies and managers

We work white-label. Your name on the deliverables, the invoice to you, and we never contact your client directly.


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