Texas

Texas press release distribution with a report of every live link.

A Texas announcement, distributed nationally across the news and syndication sites Google indexes and AI answer engines read, then documented URL by URL. Fixed price, one time, no retainer.

Fixed one-time prices. No retainer, no sales call. Publish-or-refund guarantee on everything we name.

Recommended package

Advanced $799 one time

The marquee names, guaranteed and named, each with its own live URL.

Yahoo Finance Business Insider AP News MarketWatch

Guaranteed and named, each with a live URL in your coverage report: Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider, Morningstar. Plus a 500+ premium financial and news network and the full 300+ site Standard reach. If a named outlet is missing from your report, that outlet's portion is refunded at $100 per outlet.

  • We write it, or you supply itA release drafted from your intake, approved by you before anything goes out.
  • 5 to 14 business daysTurnaround starts when you approve the draft. Every live URL lands in one report.
  • Optional add-on, +$299AP News plus a feature across the USA TODAY Network of 100+ real US daily papers.

Need something lighter? Standard is $199: 300+ site syndication indexed by Google and discoverable by AI, with a coverage report, in 2 to 5 business days. No individually named outlets.

Three Texas economies, three different releases

Texas is not one market. Austin is software, semiconductors and venture funded startups, where the announcements are raises, launches and senior hires. Houston is energy, petrochemicals, medical and an enormous services layer around all three, where the announcements are contracts, facilities and certifications. Dallas and Fort Worth are finance, insurance, logistics and corporate relocations. San Antonio adds defense, cybersecurity and healthcare.

The wire is the same for all of them. What changes is the angle and the boilerplate, which is the part we write from your intake. An energy services contract and a seed round are both news, they just need different framing to travel.

What distribution covers

Your release runs on a national US newswire and syndicates from there: business and finance sites, general news sites, regional news properties, and the web arms of local ABC, NBC, FOX and CBS affiliates and radio stations nationwide. Which properties carry a given release rotates by story and category, so we hand you a report of what actually went live instead of a promised list.

Standard is $199 for the 300+ site network and the report. Advanced is $799 and names six outlets in writing, Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider and Morningstar, each with its own live URL. The +$299 add-on runs AP News plus the USA TODAY Network of 100+ US daily papers as network distribution.

Why a Texas company should distribute nationally

Texas businesses compete for searches that read local, "best commercial roofer in Houston", "top fintech in Austin", and they lose them to whoever has the most third party pages describing what they do. Google does not require those pages to be Texas pages, and AI answer engines do not either. Both systems build a picture of you out of whatever credible outside sources exist.

So the play from Dallas is the same as the play from anywhere: get a factual, consistent description of your company onto national news and finance domains that are already indexed and already crawled. We can put you on those sites. We cannot promise a ranking or that an AI names you, and we will not pretend otherwise.

Texas relocations are their own category

Companies keep moving headquarters and operations to Texas, and a relocation is one of the cleanest announcements there is: it has a date, a place, a headcount and a reason. Those releases syndicate well because they are genuinely newsworthy to business desks. The same is true of new plant or facility openings, which Houston and the Permian generate constantly, and of Austin office expansions.

If that is your announcement, bring the numbers you are allowed to share. Specifics travel further than adjectives, and they make the release easier for a real editor to pick up.

How it works

  1. Tell us the storyA short intake: what you're announcing, who you are, where people should click. Ten minutes.
  2. Approve the draftWe write the release (or use yours) and send it for approval. Nothing goes out until you say so.
  3. Get the reportDistribution runs, links go live, and every URL lands in one coverage report you can point to.

Who this is for

A good fit

  • Austin startups announcing a raise, launch or senior hire
  • Houston energy, medical and industrial firms announcing contracts or facilities
  • Dallas and Fort Worth finance, logistics and insurance companies
  • Any Texas business relocating, expanding or opening a new site

Not a fit

  • You want a Texas reporter to independently write about you
  • You need dofollow links for SEO; wire links are nofollow everywhere
  • You want placement only in one named Texas paper
  • There is no actual announcement yet

Straight answers

How do I send a press release in Texas?

Choose Standard or Advanced, complete a ten minute intake, and approve the draft we write. It then goes out on a national US newswire. Standard is $199 and delivers in 2 to 5 business days across a 300+ site network. Advanced is $799, guarantees six named outlets, and delivers in 5 to 14 business days. Turnaround starts at your approval, and every live URL comes back in one report.

Is there a Texas press release distribution service?

Pressfront serves Texas companies with national distribution rather than a Texas only circuit, which is the more useful thing to buy. National news and finance sites are what rank for your company name and what AI answer engines read, whether your customer is in Austin or Amarillo. Prices are $199 Standard and $799 Advanced, one time, writing included.

Will my release be published in Houston or Dallas papers?

No individual paper is guaranteed, in Texas or anywhere. The national network does include regional news sites and the web properties of local ABC, NBC, FOX and CBS affiliates and radio stations, and pickup rotates by story. The +$299 add-on runs your release through AP News and the USA TODAY Network of 100+ US daily papers, which is network distribution with no single named paper promised. Your report lists exactly what went live.

How much does a press release cost in Texas?

Standard is $199 one time and Advanced is $799 one time, both including the writing. The AP News and US newspapers add-on is +$299. There is no Texas specific pricing because the distribution is national. If one of the six outlets named on Advanced is missing from your coverage report, that outlet's portion is refunded at $100 per outlet.

Can this help my Austin startup show up in AI search?

It does the part that is controllable. AI answer engines build answers from third party pages that describe a company, so we put an accurate, consistent description of you onto the news and finance sites those engines read. That is a real input. What we will not claim is that an AI will name or recommend you, because nobody controls that output. You can check your current standing with the free AI Visibility Report.

Austin, Houston, Dallas. One national release.

Standard $199. Advanced $799. Every live URL in one report.

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Honest fine print, because it matters: these are press-release distribution and syndication placements, not independent editorial coverage or a journalist writing about you. Outlet names describe where a release can appear or syndicate, based on relevance and each outlet's policies; they are not endorsements. Links are nofollow (the wires' standard policy) and still build brand-search visibility, "as seen on" credibility, and AI discoverability. Exact placements vary by story and availability. Our guarantee covers distribution, live links and a report, or your money back, not rankings, traffic, permanence, or AI citation, which no honest service can promise.