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Original benchmarks and methodology from the desk that has published 100,000+ links across 300+ outlets since 2020. No recycled industry reports: data drawn from our own distribution network and public package tiers.

Crypto PR Pricing Benchmark

$1,490–$14,990

Packaged crypto press-release distribution, per campaign, across seven packages.

7Public packages
16–31Articles
11.3M–45.6MEst. reach
Package price · 7 public packagesUSD
Silver$1,490 · 16 articles
11.3M est. reach
$1,490
Gold Alpha$2,990 · 22 articles
28.6M est. reach
$2,990
Gold Beta$2,990 · 18 articles
19.4M est. reach
$2,990
Platinum$4,490 · 22 articles
32.1M est. reach
$4,490
Cointelegraph$6,990 · 18 articles
22.1M est. reach
$6,990
Diamond$9,990 · 31 articles
38.4M est. reach
$9,990
Ultimate Tier 1$14,990 · 18 articles
45.6M est. reach
$14,990
Silver16 art. · 11.3MGold Alpha22 art. · 28.6MGold Beta18 art. · 19.4MPlatinum22 art. · 32.1MCointelegraph18 art. · 22.1MDiamond31 art. · 38.4MUltimate Tier 118 art. · 45.6M

Source: the benchmark's own table · BlockmanPR's public package catalogue

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