Energy and the energy transition
Run from the Energy Corridor and downtown, where the trades want operating detail and the business desks want the money.
Renewable energy PR agencyWe pitch Houston newsrooms, the energy and medical trades, and national desks for founders across Greater Houston. The outlet list and the dates are signed off before you pay a cent. Whatever we do not deliver, we refund.
The newsroom map
Coverage here starts at the Houston Chronicle and the Houston Business Journal, then runs through InnovationMap, Houston Public Media, and four TV newsrooms: KHOU 11, KPRC 2, ABC13, and FOX 26.
Energy and medical stories reach the trades first, Hart Energy and World Oil among them, both published here. Those desks want a Houston number in the first paragraph: a hiring plan, a facility, a contract. A national trend piece with no local anchor gets deleted.
What we cover
Named reporters on the energy, health, and business beats
Bylines and commentary for people who run technical companies
Facilities, contract wins, and market entry
Run without a press release and without your name in our marketing
Coverage into links and into citations inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews
Audience, branded search, and pipeline
How it works
We work out which Houston desk owns your news and what it would take for that reporter to run it.
The tier list and the delivery dates are countersigned before any money moves.
Local desks, trades, and national reporters worked at once until somebody answers.
The coverage goes to work on your site, in search, and in front of buyers.
Why AceIt
You get the agreed results or you get your money back, on every engagement. That line is in the agreement, not in a pitch deck.
What we guarantee is the work and the deliverables we signed up to. A named journalist's yes is not something any ethical agency can promise, and any placement that is paid rather than earned is labeled before you approve it.
The people pitching you are the people who will pitch for you, and they answer inside 1 to 2 hours.
Proof
Houston sells things that are hard to make interesting: fuel, freight, hardware, procedures.
Earned press is the fix: organic placements carried Vezbi, a community super app, past 1 million brand impressions during its U.S. expansion. See the case studies. That is the job most operators here need done. When the national byline matters more, our Forbes program has produced 50+ placements across 12+ industries.
The invoice
Retainers from a PR firm in Houston buy a month of activity, invoiced whether anything ran or not.
We charge per placement. Publications start near $95, ranked listicle spots near $400 depending on position, broadcast segments near $700 depending on market, print pages near $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. Every listing shows the outlet, its audience, turnaround, and any sponsored label. See the full rate card.
The beats
Run from the Energy Corridor and downtown, where the trades want operating detail and the business desks want the money.
Renewable energy PR agencyAround the Texas Medical Center, where every claim gets checked.
Healthcare PR agencyOut by Johnson Space Center in Clear Lake.
Tech PR agencyThrough Port Houston, where a short buyer list makes one trade feature count.
B2B PR agencyFit
Founders and operators with something a reporter can use: a launch, a number, a point of view.
No story, no campaign. Any public relations agency in Houston that says otherwise is selling press releases, and a publicist in Houston billing monthly will not say so.
Questions
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
Houston firms keep their rates off their websites, so treat any quoted range carefully. Ours are published: publications from around $95, ranked listicle spots from $400, broadcast segments from $700, print pages from $1,400, and Forbes campaigns scoped and priced in writing before kickoff. Miss the agreed targets and you are refunded in full.
No. AceIt works from Austin, Texas and runs Houston accounts remotely with senior staff. A downtown keycard does not get you into the Chronicle or onto KPRC 2. A story those desks want does, and that is where your budget goes rather than into a lease.
We pitch the outlets named above, the energy and medical trades published here, and the national desks that pick stories up from them. Target tiers go in the agreement before kickoff. We never claim a relationship with a reporter. That claim is usually a sales line.
You get your money back. The tiers, deliverables, and dates were set before kickoff, so if the coverage we committed to does not run by the date we committed to, the fee is returned. No make good campaign, no credit toward the next quarter.
Next step
Book a 30 minute call. You leave with the Houston desks worth pitching, the angle that gets you read, real costs, and the refund clause in writing.
Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back