Get your AI launch in front of the buyers who ask ChatGPT first

• 27%of all links cited by ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini come from journalismMuck Rack, 2026
• 43%of US shoppers who use AI have discovered a new brand through itSemrush, 2026
• 1,953new AI companies were funded in the US in 2025, more than 10 times the next countryStanford HAI, 2026
• 80%of all global venture funding in Q1 2026 went to AI companiesCrunchbase News, 2026

When buyers ask an AI assistant which AI product to trust, it can only name the companies it has read about in the news.

• Your launch disappears in a feed full of launches

  New AI products launch on Product Hunt, X and Hacker News every day. A launch post gets a day of attention and then scrolls away. Nothing about it tells a buyer six months later that your company is real and still shipping.

  How media:on fixes it: We publish your launch as a news story on AP News, Business Insider and 500+ sites, and the articles stay live and searchable long after the feed has moved on.

• ChatGPT has nothing to say about your product

  Ask an assistant about your product and it either skips you or guesses. That happens when the only things it can read about you are your own site and your docs, which it treats as marketing rather than a source.

  How media:on fixes it: Coverage on news sites gives assistants an independent source to cite, and your proof report lists every page they can now find.

• Enterprise buyers want proof you will still be around next year

  A procurement team about to plug your model into its workflow wants to know the company is real, funded and staying. A landing page and a demo video don't answer that, and a security review will ask anyway.

  How media:on fixes it: News coverage of your funding, customers and certifications gives their vendor review something independent to check before they sign.

• Agencies want a retainer before you have revenue

  Most PR agencies ask for a monthly retainer and a minimum term, and they can't promise that a single story will run. For an early AI team, that is cash and months spent before you know whether anything will be published.

  How media:on fixes it: You pay once for a pack, the outlets are named before you pay, and if we can't get your release published you get your money back.

• Hype words get AI releases rejected

  Words like revolutionary and game changing turn up in almost every AI announcement, and editors cut them or turn the release away. Founders who are close to the product often can't tell which of their claims will read as hype.

  How media:on fixes it: Our editors rewrite each claim into something a reader can check, like what the model does, a benchmark score, a customer result or the price.

Full report included once you're published.

1. 01Your release is published on 500+ news sites, including AP News, Business Insider, Barchart and StreetInsider.
2. 02An editor reads your release before it is filed, and our writer can draft it for you from a few lines.
3. 03Your coverage goes live within 48 hours of you approving the final release.
4. 04The links are permanent, so the articles keep working for you after the campaign ends.
5. 05You get a proof report listing every article, its live link and the date it went up.
6. 06For AI tools, the AI Tools Directory pack adds listings on 150+ directories where buyers compare products, with a spreadsheet of every listing.

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  AP News

  IncludedAP News comes with the Global Media pack and gives your launch a page on the Associated Press's own site, a name that buyers and investors recognise straight away.
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  Business Insider

  IncludedBusiness Insider comes with the Global Media pack and runs your announcement on its markets site, where investors look up the companies they are tracking.
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  Yahoo Finance

  IncludedYahoo Finance comes with the Premium Media pack and suits AI companies that are raising, because investors check it for company news.
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  Barchart

  IncludedBarchart comes with the Global Media pack and adds a finance audience, which helps most when your story is a funding round or a revenue milestone.
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  StreetInsider

  IncludedStreetInsider comes with both media packs and reaches traders and analysts who follow company announcements as they happen.
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  TechCrunch

  $34,499TechCrunch is the startup outlet founders ask about first. It is sold on its own, so most AI teams add it for a major raise rather than a feature update.
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  Reuters

  $1,499Reuters is a global news agency whose stories are picked up by newsrooms and financial terminals, and it can be added to any pack.
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  Forbes

  $11,999Forbes carries weight with enterprise buyers and investors. It publishes on its own schedule, so order it well ahead of the date you need it live.

• Product or model launch

  Say what the product does, who it is for, what it costs and the date people can start using it.

• Funding round

  Name the amount, the stage, the lead investor and what the money will pay for over the next year.

• Benchmark result

  Publish a score on a public benchmark along with the test setup, so a reader or a journalist can check it.

• Enterprise customer win

  Announce a named customer and the problem your product solves for them, with a quote if they will give you one.

• Partnership or integration

  Explain which platform you now work with and what a shared customer can do that they couldn't do before.

• Open source release

  Share what you released, the licence it comes under, and where developers can find the weights or the code.

• Usage milestone

  Report a number you can stand behind, such as active users, API calls or revenue, with the date you measured it.

• Security or compliance certification

  Announce SOC 2, ISO 27001 or a similar audit, because enterprise buyers ask for it before they will sign a contract.

• Senior research hire

  Introduce a new chief scientist, CTO or head of research and explain the work they have joined to lead.

• Original research from your data

  Publish findings from your own product data, such as how teams in one profession use AI at work, which journalists can quote.

Premium outlets like Reuters, Fortune and Forbes can be added to any pack and are priced one at a time.See the outlet list

• Seed and Series A AI startups

  You have shipped, you may have raised, and nobody outside your network has heard of you yet. One release gives you coverage to link from your site, your deck and your investor updates.

• AI software companies selling to businesses

  Your buyers run a security review and a vendor check before they sign. Coverage of your customers, certifications and milestones gives them something independent to read.

• Developer tools and open source teams

  Your users live on GitHub and Hacker News, but the people who approve the budget read the news. A release turns a technical launch into a story a manager can forward.

• Founders raising their next round

  Investors search your name before the first meeting. Recent coverage of your launch and your traction answers their first questions before they ask them.

• Established companies launching an AI product

  You already have a brand, but the new product has no track record of its own. A launch release ties the product to your name on the news sites that buyers and assistants read.