Pressmark · For publishers
Free to claim. Pro when you want buyers to reach you directly.
Claiming your entry is free, and it already brings you briefs. Pro is one payment for the things that make those leads yours alone: a Contact button that goes to you and nobody else, briefs the moment they land, and a rate card buyers read before they write. No commission on anything, ever.
Founding
£99£349
lifetime, one payment
50 seats
Early
£199£349
lifetime, or £99 a year
100 seats
Last seats
£249£349
lifetime, or £99 a year
100 seats
Standard
£349
lifetime, or £99 a year
Each step is a fixed number of lifetime seats. When a step sells out, the next opens and the earlier price never comes back. Yearly Pro at £99 a year is available from the moment the founding seats are gone. Lifetime means for as long as Pro exists, tied to the domain you claimed. Nothing is charged before checkout opens: founding seats are reserved from the dashboard now and paid for then.
Claimed listing
Free
Most directories charge for this.
- Your entry, your data. You correct it; we mark it Publisher-confirmed, with the date.
- Open to Google. Your entry is indexable, titled "your site: sponsored post cost, guidelines & contact".
- Your terms up front. Pitch, formats, price and turnaround on your entry; your price in the register.
- Every brief in your categories. By email or digest, with a form to answer it.
- Briefed from your entry. A buyer on your page can brief you and your category from it.
- Alerts your way. By category, immediate or digest, or off.
- Your advertising page, linked under your price.
- Proof it's seen. Views on your dashboard; a link and badge for your site.
Pro listing
£99 £349 one-off payment for lifetime Pro, first 50
One placement pays for it. Everything after that is yours.
Everything in a claimed listing, plus:
- Buyers reach you, not the pool. A Contact button to your form, your page, or both.
- In your words. Name the button yourself; a 100-character pitch.
- You see briefs first. Instant alerts, 24 hours before free listings.
- Your prices, up front. A rate card for every format you sell.
- A person, not a form. Named contact with photo and title beside the button.
- Your story. An About section on the entry, in your words.
- Your numbers. Reach by channel, beside the independent estimate.
- Three categories. Listed wherever you fit, not just one.
- Media pack and social profiles, linked from the entry.
- Enquiries, your way. Relayed to any inbox you choose, checked for spam and unsafe links first.
- Proof it's working. Views, clicks, briefs and offers on your dashboard.
- The Pro mark, on your entry and in the register.
From your dashboard, once your claim is verified. Reviewed by hand; no card, nothing charged.
Every publisher, paid or not, sees the same briefs. Pro buys presentation and a direct route to you, nothing more. All outbound links stay nofollow.
Questions
What does lifetime mean?
You pay once and your entry stays Pro for as long as Pro exists; there is nothing to renew. The seat belongs to the domain you claimed and can't be moved to a different domain. Once checkout has taken payment it isn't refundable.
Why does the price go up in steps?
The first publishers carry the register while it is small. Each step is a fixed number of seats at a fixed price; when they are gone, the next step opens and the earlier price never returns. The counter on this page is the real one.
Yearly or lifetime at standard?
Yearly is £99 and can be moved to lifetime at any time by paying the difference against £349. Yearly Pro that lapses drops the entry back to a free claim; nothing is deleted.
What happens to my reservation?
An accepted founding reservation holds the £99 seat until 30 days after checkout opens. We email you when it does. If you don't pay by then, the seat returns to the pool and your entry stays a free claim.
Is there a discount for linking to Pressmark?
No. We don't trade Pro for links and we don't sell followed links; the badge and link builder on your dashboard are there because a link to your entry helps buyers find the same facts, not to earn anything.