Technology·Stockholm ·
Pressando now publishes your press release the moment you hit publish
Most releases go live and reach search engines instantly, on the free plan as well as paid, with no review queue and no waiting.
Stockholm. Pressando, the SEO-first press release platform, has made publishing instant across all plans. Most releases now go live the moment an organization hits publish, and are submitted to search engines the same second, rather than waiting in a queue.
Pressando publishes each press release on its own fast, search-optimized page built to rank on Google, with full schema markup and an immediate IndexNow notification to search engines. Until now, releases on the free plan waited before going live. For the common case that step is gone: a release is published and discoverable in seconds.
Live and indexed the moment you publish
When an organization publishes, the release goes straight to its public page, appears in Pressando's feeds and news sitemap, and is pushed to search engines through IndexNow. There is no queue and no wait. Scheduling in an organization's own timezone stays available for teams that want to plan ahead.
Free to start
Instant publishing is available on the free plan, which includes one press release a month at no cost and needs no credit card. The Team plan adds unlimited releases, guaranteed instant publishing every time, scheduling, and full analytics.
Pressando is free to get started at pressando.com.
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