USA Today from $99. Investing.com from $299. Live within twenty-four hours, or your money back.
Fifty-two publications that go live inside a day, priced openly from $19 to $2,700. You choose the masthead tonight, you approve the draft, and it is published tomorrow. Thirty-six of these titles are already cited by AI engines.
The call is on Thursday. The round closes Friday. The listing team asked for links this afternoon and you have none to send. There is a particular kind of dread in knowing your work is good and your evidence is thin — and it always arrives with a deadline attached. Most of the industry answers that with a ninety-day plan. This page exists because sometimes you have one night.
Speed changes what you can buy. Here is the honest shape of it.
The fastest route. Your announcement is distributed and appears on recognised financial and news properties — USA Today at $99, Investing.com, Street Insider, IPS News. Enormous reach and instant credibility, and it reads as an announcement rather than as a journalist writing about you.
A written article on a named masthead, live within twenty-four hours. Village Voice, LA Weekly, Bust Magazine and others sit here. It reads as editorial rather than as a release, and it is what most people actually picture when they say they need press.
If what you need is Forbes, a broadsheet or a trade title with a real editorial queue, twenty-four hours is not available at any price. We would rather tell you that tonight than take your money and miss your deadline.
Urgency is exactly when people get sold things they regret.
These titles publish in a day because of how they are built — newswire pipelines and outlets with same-day editorial slots — not because we called in a favour. Anyone claiming they can rush a masthead that has a two-week queue is either mistaken or about to miss your deadline with your money in their account.
So buy speed where speed genuinely exists. What you get is a real, permanent, indexed article with tomorrow’s date on it: something to send the listing team, attach to the deck, or put in front of the person who asked what has been written about you. Thirty-six of these titles are cited by AI engines, so the piece keeps working long after the deadline that caused it.
And if your deadline is genuinely impossible, we will tell you and suggest what to do instead. There is no version of this where we take your money knowing we cannot deliver in time.
Live from our media inventory. Every one of these carries a one-day turnaround.
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Prices are per placement and include the writing. Nothing is charged until you choose.
Send us the date you are working towards and what needs to exist by then. We reply fast — with the titles that can genuinely make it, the price of each, and a straight answer if the timing is not possible.
If the publication you chose does not run your article, you are refunded in full. We guarantee publication in the masthead you selected within its stated turnaround. We do not guarantee what happens in the meeting the article was written for — nobody honestly can.
The things people ask us at eleven at night.
Yes, on the fifty-two titles listed below. USA Today publishes at $99 within a day through its press release route, and Investing.com, Street Insider and IPS News run on similar timelines. Titles with editorial queues cannot move that fast, and we say so rather than promising it.
Placements start at $19. The median across the fifty-two same-day titles is $225. Every price includes the writing and is fixed before you commit.
A short brief — who you are, what is being announced, and any quote you want included. We write the piece, you approve it, and it goes to the outlet. Most of the delay in a rush job is waiting for approval, so the faster you come back to us, the earlier it lands.
It is a different thing, and we would rather you knew that. A newswire placement is an announcement carried by a recognised property; a feature is a journalist writing about you. Both are real and both are indexed. The list below shows which is which so you can choose deliberately.
Yes, unless the publisher changes its policy. These are permanent placements rather than temporary listings. Where a title only keeps a piece live for a set period, that is stated in our inventory.
We will tell you. If the only outlet that solves your problem needs two weeks and you have two days, no amount of money changes that, and you deserve to hear it while you still have time to plan around it.