Fintech PR

Fintech PR packages for launches, funding rounds and new markets.

One fixed price per announcement, for fintech companies and the agencies that represent them.

An effective fintech PR campaign ties one piece of news to the outlets your buyers, partners and investors already read: a launch, a funding round, a license or a new market. Figures and license wording are checked before anything runs, each outlet gets its own version, and every placement is labeled and reported. We run that whole campaign as one package.

Fixed price per packagePublished or refundedEvery placement labeled

Acme Pay · Series A announcementSample
ChannelLabelStatus Business press release wirePress releaseLive Finance portal syndicationPress releaseLive B2B fintech outletSponsoredIn review Spanish-language outletSponsoredScheduled
License wording confirmed with the client on day 1 · report with every link on delivery
Campaigns

Effective PR campaigns for fintech startups

Most fintech PR comes down to four kinds of news. Each one reaches a different reader, so each package is built around it.

Launch

A new product or feature

Business wires and finance portals for reach, plus outlets that cover payments, lending or wealth for the buyers who compare vendors.

Funding

A funding round

The round, the investors and what the money is for, placed where investors, hires and partners look up the company name.

Trust

A license or a partnership

A new license, a bank partner or an integration, worded exactly as the regulator or the partner approves.

Market entry

A new country

Local-language versions on outlets in the market you are entering, with the local license or registration named correctly.

How it works

How a fintech PR campaign runs, from announcement to report

The same five steps for every package. Most of the care goes into the first two.

  1. Facts and licenses firstFigures, dates, license numbers and quotes go into a fact sheet you approve before anything is written.
  2. Regulatory wordingRisk statements and disclaimers are added where the product or the market requires them.
  3. A version per outletEach outlet gets its own headline and angle: product detail for trade press, the business story for finance portals.
  4. Placed and checkedEvery placement is checked live, labeled and indexed, with a sponsored link where one is paid.
  5. One reportEvery link with its label, date and status, ready for your board, investors or compliance team.

In every package

  • Editing for each outletHeadline, angle and length fitted to each one.
  • Unlimited revisionsUntil the fact sheet and every version are approved.
  • SEO title and descriptionWritten for the release page and each version.
  • Risk wordingAdded where the market or the product requires it.
  • 30 days of correctionsA changed figure is fixed across the placements.
  • AI visibility add-onWhat AI assistants say about you, before and after.
Results

How to measure a fintech PR campaign

Coverage counts are easy to inflate. These four measures show whether the campaign reached people.

  1. Placements you can openEach one live, dated and labeled, on a page that is indexed and read. Our report lists all of them.
  2. Your name in searchPages about the company that now answer a search for its name, beyond your own site and profiles.
  3. Visits and requestsSign-ups, demo requests and partner emails that arrive from the placements, tracked in your own analytics.
  4. What AI assistants sayThe answers buyers get about your category, asked before and after the campaign with our AI visibility add-on.
Before you pay

How to choose a fintech PR partner

Whether you hire an agency, a freelancer or a distribution service, five questions show what the money buys.

  1. Regulatory careDo they ask for your license wording and risk statements before writing? They should.
  2. Readers who matterCan they name where each placement will appear, and do your buyers or investors read it?
  3. LabelsPaid placements should say Sponsored or Press release. Hidden ads are a risk for a regulated company.
  4. A report you can verifyEvery link, date and label in writing, so you can check each one yourself.
  5. A fixed scopeWhat runs, where and for how much, agreed before you pay. Ours: published or refunded for that part.
FAQ

Questions about fintech PR

Ask anything else in the brief or on Telegram.

How much does fintech PR cost?

It depends on the channels and the markets: a wire release costs far less than a launch across wires, trade outlets and several countries. Each package has a fixed price, named in the proposal you get within one business day of the brief.

Which fintech companies do you work with?

Payments, lending, wealth, banking infrastructure, compliance and data companies that are registered or licensed where they promote. We confirm registration and licenses with you before the first campaign. The full list is in our content policy.

Which markets and languages do you cover?

English-language outlets, plus outlets in Spanish and Bahasa Indonesia for companies entering those markets.

Do we still need a PR agency?

An agency builds the story and the relationships; we place and report the news. Many agencies order our packages under their own brand, with the report in their name.

Can you guarantee coverage in a specific outlet?

The outlets in a package are agreed before you pay, and each one either runs or is refunded. Editorial pieces that a journalist chooses to write are never promised.

Are the links dofollow?

Paid placements carry sponsored links, as search engines require. What a campaign earns is coverage people read, indexed pages for your brand name and sources that AI assistants cite.

Fintech PR

Send your announcement

Tell us the news, the date and the markets. You get a proposal with the package, the channels and the fixed price within one business day.

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