One clear home for your company's news
Every company that publishes with us gets a company page with all its releases. You can keep it free, give it more detail, or move it to your own domain. Here are the three levels side by side.
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The three levels
Free company page
Included with every release
Comes with your first release.
- All your releases on one page, newest first
- Your name, website, location and logo, found on your site
- An RSS feed of your releases
- Organization data for search engines and AI, with a list of your releases
Enhanced company page
$9 a month or $79 a year
Your page here says more about you.
- Everything in the free page
- Your own About text and up to 6 short facts
- Your team, services and social profiles
- An FAQ, a press contact and a media kit
- Up to 3 coverage links to other news sites
- One pinned release at the top
- Team, FAQ and press contact in the page's schema.org data
Branded newsroom
$29 a month
First month $9 if you've published with us, or $79 a month with 2 releases included.
All your news on your own web address.
- Everything in the Enhanced page
- news.yourcompany.com, in your brand
- Your subdomain is the original: our copies here point to it
- Its own sitemap, RSS feed and instant notice to search engines
- Releases $39 each while it is live
- Two DNS records to add. We do the rest.
Why a company news home that AI can read matters
One place for the facts
When people, search engines and AI engines look up a company, they compare what they find. A news home that repeats the same name, place and offer in every release makes those facts easy to confirm.
Dated, first-hand news
Every release on it has a publish date, and an "Updated" date when you change it. Readers and machines can see what is current.
Made for machines too
The page carries schema.org data about your company and its releases, a clean text copy of each release and an RSS feed, so software can read it without guessing.
Your domain as the source
With a Branded newsroom: Your subdomain becomes the original. Our copies on livepublicator.com point to it, so search engines treat your site as the source.
How to upgrade
- Publish a release, or sign in if you already have. Your free company page is made with your first release.
- For the Enhanced company page, open Company page in your account and choose monthly or yearly.
- For a Branded newsroom, open Newsroom in your account, pick your address and add the two DNS records we show you.
Questions about company pages and newsrooms
What is the difference between the three levels?
The free company page lists all your releases on livepublicator.com. The Enhanced company page ($9 a month or $79 a year) adds your own About text, team, services, FAQ and press contact. The Branded newsroom puts all of it on your own domain: $29 a month (first month $9 if you've published with us), or $79 a month with 2 releases included.
Do I need a developer for a Branded newsroom?
No. You add two DNS records at your domain provider and we do the rest, including the security certificate.
Is the Enhanced company page included in the Branded newsroom?
Yes. A Branded newsroom includes everything in the Enhanced company page, on your own domain and on livepublicator.com.
What happens to my releases if I cancel?
They stay online at livepublicator.com for good. Cancelling only turns off the extra parts.
Is the free company page really free?
Yes. It comes with your first release and stays free. You pay only for releases, and for the Enhanced page or a Branded newsroom if you choose one.
Will this make AI engines recommend my company?
No one can promise that. A clear, dated, consistent news home makes your company easier to read and understand. Your day 1, 7 and 30 reports show what AI engines say, before and after.