Finance and fintech
The business desks want the number and the regulatory angle, never the mission statement.
Fintech PR agencyWe pitch New York newsrooms and national desks for founders and brands across the five boroughs and the tri state area. Outlet tiers, deliverables, and timelines are agreed in writing before kickoff. Miss them and you get your money back.
The newsroom map
A pitch here goes to Crain's New York Business, the New York Post, the Daily News, amNewYork, Gothamist, Time Out New York, and the newsrooms at NY1, PIX11, Fox 5, and WNBC.
The trades carry as much weight: WWD on fashion, American Banker on finance, Adweek and Ad Age on the agency world, The Real Deal on property. Then there is the part no other city gives you. Bloomberg, Business Insider, and most national desks sit in the same zip codes, so one story can run local and national in the same week.
What we cover
Pitching named reporters at local and national desks, not a wire blast
Bylines, executive positioning, and commentary on stories already moving
Product, and expansion into New York
Handled quietly, clients never named
Coverage that earns links and gets you cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews
Audience, branded search, and pipeline
How it works
We find the angle a New York editor would actually run.
Outlet tiers, deliverables, and timelines go in the contract before you pay.
We work local and national desks in parallel and follow up until we get an answer.
Coverage goes into your site, your search footprint, and your sales deck.
Why AceIt
A 100% guarantee on every engagement: you get the agreed results or your money back. No other PR firm ranking in this city offers one.
We guarantee the work and the deliverables we commit to, and no ethical agency promises that a specific journalist says yes. Where a placement is paid rather than earned, you see that on the listing before you approve it.
Senior people on every account and replies in 1 to 2 hours.
Proof
New York is a national stage that looks like a local one, so the work worth showing here is the Forbes program: 50+ placements across 12+ industries, with a first opportunity usually inside 4 to 8 weeks. About the Forbes campaign.
One anonymized campaign returned 4,200+ visits and a 38% lift in branded search. That is what a byline keeps paying out after the news cycle moves on.
The invoice
Most firms sell a monthly retainer, bill you for meetings, and hand the account to someone junior.
New York retainers run $10,000 to $25,000 a month, and the established Midtown firms rarely quote under $20,000.
We price per placement instead: publications from around $95, ranked listicle spots from around $400 by position, broadcast segments from $700 by market size, print pages from $1,400, and Forbes campaigns scoped and priced in writing before kickoff. You see the outlet, its audience, the turnaround time, and whether it is sponsored before you approve it. See the full rate card.
The beats
The business desks want the number and the regulatory angle, never the mission statement.
Fintech PR agencyWWD and the shopping editors work off the show calendar, so a September story is a June conversation.
Fashion PR agencyAdvertising Week in October puts every buyer you want inside one building.
Tech PR agencyThe story is the deal, the square footage, and the price.
Real estate PR agencyFit
Founders and brands with something a reporter can write about: a launch, a number, a point of view, a story nobody else can tell.
We turn down anyone who wants coverage with no story behind it.
Questions
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
New York retainers run $10,000 to $25,000 a month and the established firms here rarely start under $20,000. We bill by placement instead: publications from around $95, listicles from $400, broadcast from $700, print pages from $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. The refund sits behind the agreed targets.
No. Our only office is in Austin, Texas, and New York accounts are run remotely by senior people. Editors here open hundreds of pitches a day and none of them get sorted by area code. What gets read is a story that desk was already chasing.
Placements by outlet tier, audience reached, branded search lift, referral traffic, and how many of those turn into conversations with buyers. You get one monthly report, written by the person doing the pitching. A hit report on its own is not a result.
You get your money back. Outlet tiers, deliverables, and timelines are agreed before kickoff, and if we do not deliver what we committed to on the timeline we committed to, you are refunded. That commitment is in the contract, not in a sales call.
Next step
Book a 30 minute call. You get the angle we would run, the outlets we would target, real costs, and the guarantee in writing.
Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back