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Everything your PR needs,
in one account.
Hand off a task in one line and your AI agent drafts the press release, card news and short video; you review it, then send it to the press and your social channels. Search and AI-visibility checks live in the same account.
Free to start · no credit card · what you type carries into the form
- Your own AI agent
- Cardnews & short-form video, generated
- Press distribution & SEO audit included
The real product
Hand it off in one line. Your AI team does the work.
A real member account. Member and outlet names are replaced.
What you can do here
The work a communications team spreads across several tools, gathered into one account. We mark what runs by itself and what needs a person.
Self-serve
Your own AI agent
Describe the task in one line and your AI agent drafts the press release, card news, short video, email or banner.
The AI staff adapt to how newsrooms, companies and public agencies work. Nothing goes out until you review and approve it, and credits are deducted only for what you use. Anything the AI produces carries an AI-generated label.
Search & AI-visibility audit
Paste a URL and get a 100-point read on SEO and AI-search readiness, plus paste-ready fix code.
OpenBy enquiry
- Managed YouTube channelResearch, production and upload run on a fixed schedule, with no one at the keyboard.
- AI UGC ad videoFrom a single product photo, an AI virtual model presents your product in a vertical ad video. The video carries an "AI virtual person" label.
- Websites & custom SaaSLanding pages, corporate sites, news sites, and full SaaS products.
- News in your AI assistant (MCP)Connect an AI assistant to BLINK Wire to search public-body releases from Korea, the US, the UK, the EU, New Zealand and Australia, then pull the full text. Search is free; 100 full articles a month are free.
Who this fits
The cases where pulling everything into one account makes the biggest difference.
Event and exhibition teams
The date is fixed, and the work piles up on either side of it.
- Before — an announcement release
- During — photos and updates as cardnews and vertical video, same day
- After — a results release and a wrap-up piece
- If you're bringing in a creator, check the numbers before you book
Public sector communications
There is always something to announce, and the team size is fixed.
- One submission reaches the whole media network
- The same copy becomes cardnews and short-form video
- A search-visibility check on your site, with the fix code
- Placement results visible in the dashboard
Startups and small teams
There is no comms hire, or one person carries all of it.
- No monthly retainer — credits come off as you use them
- Press, content and SEO in the same account
- Web build or UGC video only when you actually need it
Brands growing a channel
You need to publish steadily and there aren't enough hands.
- Managed YouTube channel — research, production and upload run on a schedule
- Connect social accounts and publish from one place
- Reads your account metrics and proposes what to do next
How a release travels
No onboarding call, no contract to negotiate before you can try it.
- 01
You send it
Headline, body, photos, a contact. Submissions are reviewed before anything goes out, so nothing reaches a newsroom unchecked.
- 02
The network receives it
Each newsroom gets your announcement in the exact format its publishing system expects, delivered straight into the pipeline.
- 03
You follow it
Every submission sits in your dashboard with its current state — submitted, in review, distributed — so you always know where a piece of news stands.
How your release goes out
Korea and the United States work differently, so we describe them separately instead of adding them together.
Where it runs
Korea
Delivered straight into partner newsrooms' publishing systems. Not a listing on a distributor's portal — an article page on a live news site.
United States
Published on outlets that can run the article directly, and also sent by email to newsrooms and individual journalists.
Other countries (in preparation)
We'll expand as we build journalist lists per country. Copy is translated into that country's language — if it isn't the language the reporter reads, the mail doesn't get opened. Not open yet.
How much work disappears
Doing it yourself
Reformat for each outlet, maintain a contact list that keeps going stale, send one by one and chase, then search later to see if it ran. Half a day, every time.
Handing it over
Upload the copy once and formatting, delivery and placement checking are done. Status shows in the dashboard.
What you're left with
- Article pages on live news sites
- Indexed by Google and Daum, so brand-name search results accumulate
- The same copy reused as cardnews and short-form video
International journalist mailing
Here is exactly which countries we can reach.
We don't blast your release out in English. Spanish-speaking markets get Spanish, Brazil gets Portuguese — so it lands in a newsroom that can actually use it.
See outlets by country
- United States3,174
- Argentina549
- Brazil398
- Canada371
- Australia171
- Spain150
- Mexico112
- United Kingdom108
- Vietnam72
- Chile70
- South Africa63
- Peru34
- New Zealand32
- Colombia31
- Ireland29
- Indonesia25
- Philippines17
- Japan15
- Malaysia12
- Thailand12
- Singapore6
5,355 outlets across 21 countries
Whether a release runs is each outlet's editorial call. For guaranteed placement, pair it with our outlet network.
Free, no signup
Check your site before you announce anything
A press release drives people to your site. These two tools tell you whether that site is ready — no account needed.
SEO audit + fix
Paste a URL and get a score, the gaps, and paste-ready fix code for your site's head.
Post optimizer
AI writes the optimal title, description, and hashtags per platform. It never posts for you — you review and ship.
Is this creator worth booking?
Usually all you get is follower count and average views. Both are easy to inflate. We measure the live stream and the full feed, and answer before you commit budget.
What we look at
20k followers · a peak over 1M views
That peak is usually a single challenge clip. The median is the reach you can plan around.
Tens of thousands of likes · hundreds of gifts
High attachment doesn't mean willingness to pay. We look at what the audience actually spent across three hours of live.
Posting consistently
Once uploads drop below once a week, average views fall hard. The reach trend decides when to run.
Active on several channels
The same person can be several times larger on one channel than another. Picking the wrong one changes the outcome.
No creator in mind yet? Tell us the goal and the budget and we'll find and recommend one.
A person runs this — it needs live capture and a full feed measurement, so we haven't automated it. Credits come off when you request it, and the report arrives within 2–3 business days. The figures above illustrate patterns we see often; they are not one individual's data.
Pay for what you use
No seat licences, no monthly minimum, no annual contract to sign before you can try it.
Starter$10Growth$30Pro$100Enterprise$300
Frequently asked
It handles the whole job of getting the word out from one account: press release distribution, cardnews and short-form video, publishing to social channels, search and AI visibility audits, managed YouTube channels, influencer advertising diagnosis, and custom website or SaaS builds. Plenty of places give you tools, and plenty just distribute — here what you make and what you send out run on the same account and the same credits.
In Korea, across the network of online newsrooms that receive our XML and FTP feed directly, plus outlets running their whole site on our publishing platform. These are article pages on live news sites, not a listing on a distributor's portal. In the United States, it is published on outlets that can run the article directly, and also sent by email to newsrooms and individual journalists. Those sites are indexed by Google and Daum.
Naver placement isn't something we can put there for you. Whether an article appears on Naver depends on the partnership that particular outlet holds with Naver, and that sits with the outlet's own desk. BlinkHub delivers the article into newsroom publishing systems; we are not the party that posts to Naver, so we don't guarantee Naver placement. What is certain: an article page exists on a live news site, and that page is indexed by Google and Daum, accumulating as brand-name search results. Google's share of search in Korea keeps growing, so that indexing matters more than it used to.
Yes. One press release becomes cardnews and vertical short-form video sized for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, with narration and captions. Background footage comes from real stock first. YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Threads connections open channel by channel, ready ones first, and connected channels are posted from one place. It is credit-based, so there is no monthly retainer.
Yes — that's the managed channel service. At a set hour each day, topic research, script, voice, video assembly and upload all run without a person. Four channels BlinkHub operates run this way right now, with 73 videos published so far. Because it is ongoing operation rather than one-off production, it is quoted monthly rather than charged in credits.
Yes. Follower count and average views won't tell you real reach or conversion. A person captures the live stream in real time and measures the whole feed, then reports median reach, engagement quality, follow conversion and how much the audience actually spends. It is human work rather than automated analysis, so credits come off on request and the report takes 2–3 business days.
We do — from a company website to an internal SaaS tool. This isn't a credit-based product; we scope it with you and quote it. Get in touch and we'll come back with scope and timeline.
Signing up is free and there is no monthly retainer. Most features run on credits. Customers in Korea top up by won bank transfer; elsewhere by card. Ongoing work such as managed YouTube channels and custom builds is quoted monthly instead.
You can take our free news feed by API. WordPress sites connect straight away with our official plugin; if your site runs on a hosted platform or a newsroom CMS vendor, ask your provider about connecting an API. Sign up, register your publication and, once approved, you get a key with up to 100 full articles a month free. You can also move your site onto our platform and let us run it.
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