Flash PR · Distribution
BlockmanPR's packaged crypto PR costs $1,490 to $14,990 per campaign, with writing, an approved outlet shortlist, placement, and live-link reporting included.
Seven public packages vary by outlet mix and article count. Most list a one-day delivery time. A package buys the agreed distribution scope, not a journalist's independent coverage decision. Retainers, KOL bundles, and multi-language work are quoted separately.
Asian exchange teams can request a custom scope for target regions, multiple languages, or KOL work. Custom campaigns follow an agreed schedule. The buyer approves copy and outlet constraints before work starts.
By Omer Dede · Updated 3 September 2026
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Straight answers on pricing, delivery and payment.
Writing, the outlet shortlist, placement, and a report of what ran with live links. Packages differ by how many outlets, which tiers, and how many languages. Nothing in a package is a credit you have to spend later.
Packages run from $1,490 to $14,990. The range is driven by outlet tier and count rather than by word count. Custom scopes, retainers, KOL bundles and multi-language wires are quoted separately.
Yes, and for anything ongoing it usually costs less than repeating a package. Tell us the outcome and the budget ceiling; we will come back with what fits inside it, including telling you when the honest answer is a smaller scope.
Standard packages go live within 1 day of final approval. Custom campaigns follow an agreed schedule, typically 3–10 days depending on outlets and languages.
Bank wire and card, plus stablecoins and major crypto.
The announcement itself, a contact who can approve copy, and any hard constraints such as an embargo date or wording your lawyers require. If there is no written announcement yet, we can draft from a call.
BlockmanPR's crypto and Web3 distribution packages run from $1,490 to $14,990 per campaign across seven tiers. The price changes with the outlet mix and article count. The pricing benchmark explains the published range.
Choose the outlet list before publication, approve the copy, and require a working link for every result. Distribution buys agreed publication. An earned pitch is a separate service because an editor controls the outcome.
There is no single provider for every brief. Compare the exact outlet list, paid-versus-earned labels, timing, and proof of publication. Ask every provider for recent live links before buying.
The newsroom lists coverage records with links to the published articles. Use those records to inspect the outlet and publication result before selecting a package.
