The short version. Full answers live on the FAQ page.
- Why is writing included?
- Because a release written for news desks earns the trusted pages your brand borrows. Most services charge extra for the draft. Ours is in the price: up to 800 words shaped around your brief, with your 3 links placed inside, in every package at every tier.
- Are there add-ons or upsells?
- The card price covers the whole package: a written release, stated reach and flagships, and the live report proving each page. Each tier adds inclusions on top of the last: Amplify adds the high-authority tier and image embedding, and Headline adds a white-label report, priority turnaround, and angle consultation for teams reselling coverage or launching against a deadline.
- How fast will I be live?
- Your draft arrives within 2 business days of your brief, and your story goes live within 3 to 5 business days after approval, so the record is ready when your moment peaks. Headline orders move first in the queue at both stages. Share your launch date in the brief and the team plans the slots around it.
- How do I follow my coverage as it ships?
- Through your live report: every live URL with its outlet and publish date, refreshed hourly while your campaign ships. A public shareable page lets anyone check the record, and your As seen on badge is built only from outlets that published your story.
- Can I get a refund before writing starts?
- Yes, on request, while the editors have yet to begin. Tell the support desk before your draft starts and we return your payment in full. Once writing has started, the cover is the free republish for any error we introduce, with corrected pages added to your report. The refund policy holds the full wording.
- Which package do agencies buy?
- Agencies usually choose Headline, because clients buy proof they can see. The white-label report forwards as your own proof of delivery, priority turnaround keeps client deadlines safe, and angle consultation sharpens the story before the editors draft the release of up to 800 words.