Put a corporate announcement on the desks that already cover your industry.
- Placement on Google News, AP News, USA TODAY Network, and 100+ NBC, FOX, ABC, and CBS affiliates
- A desk editor reads the release before it is distributed
- Coverage on outlets that ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini already cite
- Country and industry targeting across 75 markets
- Distribution in the language your market reads
- Pay per release. No annual retainer.
The outlets below are on the ARC distribution list. A release is placed according to the package you buy, not promised to every logo on this page.
From brief to clipping report, in four steps
A communications team picks the market, picks the wire package, hands over the release or a brief, and gets a coverage report once the desk has cleared it.
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Name the market the announcement is for
Pick one of more than 75 countries and regions. The package list that follows is priced for that market, not for a generic global blast.
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Match the package to the outlets you need
Compare the media list, the price, and where coverage is guaranteed. Buy one release at a time. Nothing renews on its own.
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Send the release, or a brief the desk can work from
Upload a finished release, or a brief if the package includes writing and translation. The desk checks newsworthiness before anything is scheduled.
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Approve the date, then read the clipping report
Pay after the desk clears the copy and lock the distribution date. ARC files the release against the package you bought and returns the live placement links.
A placement your site can point to.
Once a release is live on Yahoo, Business Insider, or AP, the clipping report gives you the URL. Communications teams put that on the newsroom page and in the investor deck, instead of a badge that claims coverage the company does not have.
Give AI assistants a source they will actually cite.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini answer brand questions from news coverage, not from a company's own blog. A release on AP or Yahoo Finance is a source those systems already trust. ARC tracks whether your name shows up in the answer.
The branded search page stops being only your own site.
A placement on Yahoo Finance, AP News, or Business Insider is a page someone else published about you, on a domain search engines already rank. That is what changes the results under your company name. ARC does not quote a day count for it.