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StatusPrivate beta
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Not another tool.
A team member for PR agencies.
PromptPR is the team member who reads the whole market before the kickoff. It comes to the meeting with a point of view and the evidence behind it, then does the work that follows — the articles, the pitches, the briefings, the proof. On every account, every week.
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Saturation
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“What's the white space in our market?”
Almost every client you run is a challenger. They can't overpower the incumbent with budget, so they have to be more incisive — say the thing that makes a reader stop and think these people are onto something. PromptPR plots every conversation their market is having, by real demand and by how contested it already is, and shows you the ground nobody has taken.
A research group, a content group and an analyst — on every account.
Not a replacement for anyone on your team. An addition to it, working at a level and a pace you couldn't staff for.
Speaking slots, awards deadlines, journalists, analysts, podcasts, YouTube creators, Reddit communities — surfaced against this client's actual concerns, not scraped into a spreadsheet by hand at 6pm.
Miss the conference where your client's competitor is speaking and you don't lose a task. You lose the account.
Contributed articles, pitches and backgrounders drafted from a live read of the market — so counsel is genuinely strategic instead of quietly tactical, on the twentieth account as much as the first.
PR Advisor sits in the sidebar all day. A senior colleague to think out loud with, on tap.
Walk into a new-business pitch already holding a real read on the prospect, their competitors and what their buyers care about — and know the same standard is running across every account behind you.
Insight, productivity, consistency. The three things that make any practice worth paying for.
Every step downstream inherits the decision made upstream.
Every deliverable draws on the same strategic read.
Not a set of disconnected generators. Every one of these inherits the narrative decided upstream, which is why the pitch, the article and the coverage report tell a client the same story six months apart.
Intelligence & strategy
- Topic Intelligence Report
- Strategic Narrative
- Search & Visibility Report
- Messaging Platform
- Community Pulse
Planning & new business
- PR Plan
- PR Plan Brief
- PR Plan Presentation
- Agency Proposal
- Spokespeople Training
Content
- ArticleII · manual
- Press Release
- PitchII · manual
- Social PostsII · manual
- Talking Points
Submissions
- Speaking SubmissionII · manual
- Awards SubmissionII · manual
- Speaking Discovery
- Awards Discovery
Audience
- Mediaenrich · pitch · backgrounder
- Analystsdiscover · enrich · pitch · backgrounder
- Podcastsdiscover · enrich · pitch
- YouTubediscover · enrich · pitch
- Redditdiscover
Measurement
- SOV Studio
- Coverage Analysis
II — intelligence-informed, drafted from the live market read · Manual — you drive, it assists
Every recommendation arrives with its reasoning attached.
Not a number you have to take on faith. The demand behind it, the space still open, who is already there, and every source it was drawn from — so your strategist can check the reasoning, and your client's CMO can be told why.
Autonomy liability: who is accountable when the machine decides
76Three competitors publish on autonomy; none address liability. Rising query volume across regulatory and insurance audiences over 90 days. Two analysts and four reporters have covered adjacent ground without a named source.
Evidence · 34 sources · every claim traceable
engines
Someone asks an AI for the top vendors in your client's category.
If your client isn't in the answer, that is the end of the conversation. There is no second page to be on. PromptPR runs those questions live against the engines buyers actually use, shows you where your client stands, and folds the result into the narrative, the strategy and the content that follows.
One model, prompted well, gives one good answer to the question you thought to ask.
PromptPR runs several models in sequence, each doing the thing it is best at — one to discover, one to analyse, one to build the narrative, one to check the claims before you ever see them. Underneath, live data services feed every step, so the answer reflects the market this morning rather than a training cut-off.
The result is the part that matters to a principal: the same standard of thinking from everyone on your team, on every account, whoever happened to be at the keyboard.
A real read on the market, not a confident guess.
Days of research and drafting compressed into an afternoon.
The twentieth account gets the same quality as the first.
A senior advisor who adds more than you could hire for.
PromptPR works the way a seasoned strategist does. It reads the market, forms a view, and brings your team a case with the evidence already attached — on every account, not only the ones big enough to staff that way.
Its work comes to your team, never to your client, and it expects to be argued with. The judgement stays yours, the relationship stays yours, and the name on the deliverable stays yours. It makes your people more senior. It doesn't replace them.
Send an email, contact a journalist, or put anything in front of your client on its own. Nothing leaves your hands without a person deciding it should.
Your media database, your relationships, or your judgement. Bring your lists in and it profiles every contact — what they cover, how they think, where your client genuinely fits and where they don't — then writes the pitch and the interview backgrounder off the back of it, for reporters and analysts alike.
per client
Sized to your agency, not to a tier chart.
Priced on the seats you need, the clients you run and the modules you actually use. A two-person shop and a hundred-person firm should not be paying off the same menu, so they don't.
US agencies of any size, with any number of clients, who compete on strategic depth and want their existing team to deliver more of it.
In-house teams, marketing departments or founders doing their own PR — we refer them to an agency. And not for anyone whose practice rules out AI, or who wants finished work with no strategist in the loop.
We don't sell to your clients. PromptPR is for agencies, and only agencies. You will never walk into an account and find us already there.
Answers before you ask.
Is the output client-ready?
Who on my team operates it?
Does it replace our media database?
How is this different from prompting ChatGPT well?
Is my client data secure?
What does “private beta” actually mean?
Add the team member you couldn't hire.
We onboard a small group of agencies each month and respond personally within 24 hours. No demo required to start the conversation.
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