PR distribution by industry, location and stage.
The right story on the wrong desk is a wasted release.
Already know what you want? Order it yourself.
Agencies, resellers, SEO teams and in-house marketers place most of their PR orders without talking to us at all. You log in, pick the distribution, submit the piece or ask us to write it, and watch it move from submitted to published. The live links land against the order, so when a client asks "where did it run?" you forward one page.
Status with real dates
Submitted, in review, scheduled, published. Each step is timestamped, so you can tell a client exactly where their piece is on a Wednesday afternoon.
Coverage links in one place
Newswire pickups and hand-picked placements gather under the order that produced them, ready to export or forward.
Credit for repeat buyers
Load credit once, run campaigns against it, and keep every invoice on file for your finance team.
Timings you can plan around
Newswire syndication goes live within 24–48h. Hand-picked placements take hours to a few days, depending on the title.
Pick your industry.
Each sector has its own desks, its own red flags and its own idea of what counts as news. These pages show what we write, where it goes and what editors in that sector check before they run it.
Crypto PR distribution that builds real credibility
listings, token launches and raises, written for titles that each set their own rules on crypto content.
Explore →Fintech PR distribution that earns buyer trust
licences, partnerships and rounds, with claims your compliance team can sign without a rewrite.
Explore →SaaS and tech PR distribution that makes you the obvious choice
launches and data stories for buyers who research you before they ever book a demo.
Explore →A real estate PR agency in Dubai that sells the story
off-plan launches and handovers placed where overseas buyers check the developer before they wire a deposit.
Explore →Pick your market.
A buyer in Manchester, an investor in New York and a partner in Abu Dhabi each trust a different set of mastheads. The location pages set the title mix, the dateline, the spelling and the send time for the market you need to win.
Press release distribution in the UAE and Middle East
regional and international titles, scheduled around the Gulf working week, from a team based at Trade Centre First.
Explore →PR distribution in the UK
national, trade and regional British titles, in British English, with a UK reason to care.
Explore →PR distribution in the USA
business, finance, technology and city titles, timed for the East Coast morning, with the wire when you need breadth.
Explore →Pick your stage.
A pre-seed company needs three placements that make it look real to the next investor. A scale-up announcing a round needs the business and technology desks on the same morning. We size the campaign to the moment rather than selling everyone the same package.
PR for startups that punches up
first credible coverage, sized for a small budget and planned as a sequence.
Explore →Digital PR Agency in Dubai, Coverage Worldwide
earned coverage on titles with real readers, aimed at the pages you need to rank.
Explore →How a campaign runs
Find the news
We look at what you're announcing and pull out the part an editor can verify: the date, the figure, the named partner, the thing that is live today.
Match the desks
We pick titles by who reads them and what they accept, then check each one's rules for your sector before anything is quoted.
Write and place
We write to publication standard with dateline, quote and boilerplate, get your sign-off, and schedule the placements around your date.
Report and reuse
Every live link comes back in the portal, with notes on where to use each one: the deck, the site, the sales follow-up, the tender.
Where the placements sit
The team behind WebBox came out of running media and placement operations at scale: 9,000+ placements, earned articles and newswire releases combined, across 1,800+ publisher domains. That history is why we know which titles take which stories, and how long each one really takes.
The DA spread of those placements:
- DA 90+: 18%
- DA 70–89: 34%
- DA 50–69: 31%
- DA 30–49: 17%
Every title has its own editorial desk and real readers, and you get the live link to check it yourself.
After it runs, the phone should ring.
Coverage on recognised titles is fuel. It gives search engines and AI answer engines trusted sources to cite, and it gives the buyer who searches you something to find. Then they enquire. If those enquiries sit in an inbox for two days, the campaign paid for someone else's sale. That's why we build the other half too: AI Automation that answers, qualifies and books the inbound your coverage creates, within minutes, at any hour.
What clients say
I run PR for a dozen client accounts through the portal. The bit I'd miss most is the status dates. When a client chases me I can tell them it's scheduled for Thursday instead of saying I'll check.
Common questions
Something else? Book a call and ask us directly.
Tell us what you're announcing
Send the news, the date and who needs to see it. We'll reply within one working day with the titles that fit and what it would take.