AI Press Release Generator

It depends on what you need after the writing. If you want the release published on a permanent, structured page and tracked for AI citations, Pressonify is built for exactly that: drafts in about a minute, Schema.org markup, ADP discovery and citation tracking on Perplexity, Claude and Gemini (plus ChatGPT on Premium), from €9.95 for your first release. We compare the alternatives in our AI press release generator comparison.

An AI press release generator is a tool that uses artificial intelligence to create professional press releases automatically. Pressonify's generator uses specialised AI agents to produce an SEO-ready press release with Schema.org markup in about a minute, instead of days of drafting and approvals.

The draft and preview are free. Before drafting, a six-digit code goes to your company email to confirm the business, which is also what keeps spam out. You pay only when you publish: €9.95 for your company's first release, then €49.95, with Schema.org markup, IndexNow submission and citation tracking included. No card details are taken until you choose to publish.

You do not create an account or a subscription. You enter a company email address, confirm the six-digit code we send to it, and draft. Free webmail addresses are not accepted because every release is published under a verified business domain. You pay only if you publish.

Traditional wire distribution at PR Newswire costs about $350 local or $805 national per 400-word release plus a $195 annual membership (list pricing, 2026), and you still write the release yourself. Pressonify drafts the release in about a minute for €49.95, publishes it on a permanent, AI-readable page built to be found and cited by AI answer engines, and tracks when it is. See our PR Newswire pricing comparison.

Yes, if the release is published on a crawlable page and answers real questions. Pressonify publishes every release with Schema.org markup and ADP discovery files, submits it to IndexNow, and then tracks citations on Perplexity, Claude and Gemini for every release, with ChatGPT on Premium and Enterprise. When an AI answer cites your release, you see it with dated proof. Learn more in our guide to AI-optimized press releases.

Yes. Of the last nine releases we published, eight were cited by an AI engine within a week, most in the first position of the answer, and the ninth on day thirty (the tracking data, October 2026). Two named examples with screenshots are companies run by Pressonify's founder, so they show the method on our own releases rather than a customer result: on 10 May 2026 Perplexity recommended PlantGift over Interflora and cited the PlantGift release as one of the two sources at the top of its answer (write-up), and on 25 September 2026 Perplexity answered the non-branded query 'Construction API Ireland' citing the PlanningLeads launch release (write-up). Separately, our PR Newswire pricing research page, not a release, was cited in Google's AI Overview for 'pr newswire pricing' on 10 July 2026 (write-up).

Look for: 1) fast generation, 2) a way to check citability before you publish, 3) AI discovery (llms.txt, feeds, IndexNow), 4) Schema.org markup, 5) verified citation tracking, and 6) fraud screening. Pressonify includes all six.