For 16 years, businesses, startups, and organizations have used our platform to publish press releases, company announcements, product launches, and brand news online.
- Write the story in the form.
- Send it in. A person reads it.
- It goes live on its own page. You pay nothing.
Four boxes. Then it is on the site.
The free listing does not ask you to pick a country or buy a package. If you want the release pushed further than PRFree itself, that is a separate, optional step at the end.
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Say where the news happened
Pick the country so readers can filter for local news. This does not change the price. The listing is free in every one of them.
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Skip the packages unless you want them
The free option publishes the release on PRFree and stops there. Paid add-ons exist for people who want it sent further. Most submissions never touch them.
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Paste the release you already wrote
Headline, a few paragraphs, and a way for a reporter to reach you. There is no writing service on the free listing. Bring your own words.
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Wait for the okay, then it is live
Someone reads it for spam and for anything that is not actually news. If it passes, it gets its own page. No invoice unless you bought an add-on.
A page you can link from your own site.
The free listing gives you one permanent URL. Shops put it on the “in the news” line of their homepage. It is a PRFree page, and the page says so. It is not a stand-in for coverage you did not get.
Public on the web, which is where the rest starts.
Search engines and AI tools can only repeat a story that exists somewhere public. A free PRFree page is that somewhere. It is a small page. For a business that had no page at all, it is the first one.
One honest result under your name.
Search your business after the release goes up and you should find the PRFree page. That is the whole promise of the free listing. Bigger outlets, and the rankings that come with them, are what the paid add-ons are for.