Finance and fintech
Brickell is full of funds and payment companies that need a business desk, not a lifestyle one.
Fintech PR agencyPR agency in Miami that names the outlets before you sign
We pitch Miami newsrooms and national desks for founders and brands across South Florida. You approve the outlet tiers, the deliverables, and the dates before a single pitch goes out. We miss them, you get refunded.
City desk · Miami, FLPitch list · outlet targets
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- DailyMiami HeraldPitched
- Dailyel Nuevo HeraldPitched
- Business pressSouth Florida Business JournalPitched
- Business pressMiami TodayPitched
- WeeklyMiami New TimesPitched
- BroadcastWPLG Local 10Pitched
- BroadcastWSVN 7Pitched
- + 4 more Miami desks on the pitch list
Filed fromAustin, TX · Balcones Drive1,110 mi away · replies in 1 to 2 hrs
The newsroom map
The Miami media landscape
A Miami pitch goes to the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald, the South Florida Business Journal, Miami Today out of Coconut Grove, Miami New Times, and the newsrooms at WPLG Local 10, WSVN 7, NBC 6, and CBS News Miami.
Refresh Miami covers the startup beat and The Real Deal owns development. Those desks run deals, openings, and money moving between the US and Latin America. Pitch a story in that lane and you get read. Send a press release and you do not.
Who we would pitch in Miami11 newsrooms named · no relationship claimed, only who gets the story
01Dailies2
DailyMiami Herald
Dailyel Nuevo Herald
02Business press2
Business pressSouth Florida Business Journal
Business pressMiami Today
03Broadcast4
BroadcastWPLG Local 10
BroadcastWSVN 7
BroadcastNBC 6
BroadcastCBS News Miami
04Weeklies and magazines1
WeeklyMiami New Times
05Digital newsrooms1
Digital newsroomRefresh Miami
06Trade titles1
Trade titleThe Real Deal
What we cover
What our PR services in Miami cover
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Media relations in Miami
Named reporters on the business, real estate, and startup beats, approached one desk at a time
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03Thought leadership and launch PR
Bylines, executive positioning, funding, openings, deals, US market entry
Crisis and reputation work
Kept off the record, with no client of ours ever named as one
Digital PR built to compound
Every placement is a link and a citation the AI answer engines pull from
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Reporting that tracks placements through to audience
Branded search, and closed deals
How it works
How a Miami campaign runs
Story session
We find the angle a Miami editor would run, usually the deal, the number, or the move across the border.
Targets in writing
The outlet tiers and dates are countersigned before you pay anything.
Pitch
Local, trade, and national desks worked in parallel, followed up until somebody answers.
Amplify and report
Coverage feeds your site, your search footprint, and your sales deck, then gets measured.
Why AceIt
Why Miami brands hire us
The terms · MiamiClause 1 · before kickoff
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The coverage we agreed, or your money back. The tiers, the deliverables, and the dates are all written down before kickoff, which is more than a Miami retainer has ever put on paper.
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We stand behind the work and the deliverables. What no ethical agency can promise is that a named journalist says yes, and a paid placement always carries its label before you approve it.
1.3
Senior team on the account, and an answer inside 1 to 2 hours.
Ali Raza · founder and CEO
Signed before the first pitch goes outProof
The numbers we bring to Miami
Miami is the door most brands use to enter the US, and Vezbi is the closest version of that in our work.
We ran organic press for the Community Super App through its US expansion and carried it past 1 million brand impressions. See the case studies. No ad budget, no wire service, just placements earned one desk at a time, which is exactly how a South Florida launch gets taken seriously.
1M+Brand impressions for Vezbi during its U.S. expansion, organic PR only
50+Forbes placements secured, across 12+ industries
4 to 8wksWhere a first Forbes opportunity usually lands
1 to 2hrsReply time, from senior people, not a ticket queue
The invoice
What PR costs in Miami
Hire a PR firm in Miami and the invoice covers a month, not a placement. Published 2026 guides put a publicist in Miami at about $2,000 a month to start, with established firms here at $5,000 to $15,000 and above.
You pay us per result: publications from around $95, ranked listicle spots from around $400 by position, broadcast segments from $700 by market size, print pages from $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. Every listing carries the outlet, its audience, the turnaround, and any sponsored label before you approve it. See the full rate card.
Miami, side by sideRetainer vs per placement
Miami firms$5,000 to $15,000 a montha retainer, billed whether the work lands or not
AceIt, per placementFrom $95 a placementthe outlet, the position and the price, approved before any money moves
Forbes campaigns are scoped and priced in writing before kickoff
The beats
Industries we work with in Miami
Tech and startups
EMerge Americas at the Miami Beach Convention Center is the easiest news hook of the year.
Startup PR agencyReal estate and development
The Real Deal and the Business Journal run these deals daily, and the story is always the number.
Hospitality, food, and travel
Openings get covered, but only with an angle and a date attached.
Fit
Who this is for
✓A fit
Founders and brands with a launch, a number, or a view of the market that nobody else will put their name to. Coverage with no story underneath it is the one brief we decline, because the guarantee only holds when the work is real.
Questions
Asked before a Miami campaign
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
Retainers here start around $2,000 a month and full service firms charge $5,000 to $15,000 and above. We do not sell retainers. You pay per placement: publications from around $95, listicle spots from around $400, broadcast from $700, print from $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. Agreed results, or your money back.
No. We work from Austin, Texas and serve Miami clients remotely. A Coral Gables zip code does not get you into the Herald. A story that desk wants does, which is where the whole budget goes instead of into a lease.
Usually within days of the scope being signed. You get replies in 1 to 2 hours during the setup, the story session happens in the first week, and pitching starts as soon as the targets are agreed in writing. Nothing goes out to a reporter before you have approved the angle and the outlet list.
By the tiers in your contract first: which outlets ran the story, then reach, branded search lift, referral traffic, and the number of buyer conversations that started. One report a month, written by the person pitching. Activity nobody acted on does not count as a result here.
You get your money back. The outlet tiers, deliverables, and dates were agreed before kickoff, so falling short of them puts the fee back in your account. There is no substitute campaign, no rollover, and no clause you only find out about in month four.
Next step
Want to see the outlet list we would build for you in Miami?
Book a 30 minute call. You leave with the angle, the desks we would work, real numbers, and the refund clause in writing.
Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back