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Every lab ships the same launch post, so we put you inside a story already being written.
Tech PR agencyWe pitch San Francisco newsrooms, the tech press, and national desks for founders across the Bay Area and Silicon Valley. Tiers, deliverables, and dates go in the contract before you pay, and we refund you if we miss them.
The newsroom map
TechCrunch, The Information, and Axios SF cover companies a few blocks from their desks in SoMa and the Financial District.
The San Francisco Chronicle, SFGATE, The San Francisco Standard, and the San Francisco Business Times carry the city, KQED and the newsrooms at KTVU, KPIX, and ABC7 book the segments, and the Mercury News and Silicon Valley Business Journal own the Peninsula. Local desks want what your company does to the city. The tech press wants a number, a customer, or a fight.
What we cover
Named reporters at local, tech, and national desks, never a wire blast
Bylines, executive positioning, funding and product announcements
Handled before it reaches a group chat, and no client is named
Links and gets you cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews
Audience, branded search, and pipeline
How it works
We find the angle an editor here would run.
Tiers, deliverables, and dates go in the contract before you pay.
Local, tech, and national desks in parallel until somebody answers.
Coverage feeds your site, your search footprint, and your deck.
Why AceIt
A 100% guarantee on every engagement: you get the agreed results or your money back. In a city that runs on term sheets, we are the only firm on this page putting the commitment in one.
The work and the deliverables are what we guarantee. No ethical agency promises a reporter says yes, and paid placements are labeled before you approve them.
Senior people on every account, and nothing waits a week for a reply. We answer in 1 to 2 hours.
Proof
A deck that lands with investors rarely lands with an editor.
Vezbi's US expansion ran on targeted organic PR and passed 1 million brand impressions. On national desks we have earned 50+ Forbes features across 12+ industries, and most clients see a first opportunity inside 4 to 8 weeks. Both were earned, not paid for.
The invoice
Most firms here sell you the month, and almost none publish a rate.
We sell the placement: publications from around $95, listicle spots from around $400 by position, broadcast from $700, print pages from $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. You see the outlet, its audience, and any sponsored label before you approve it. See the full rate card.
The beats
Every lab ships the same launch post, so we put you inside a story already being written.
Tech PR agencyFrom SoMa to Palo Alto: a round is one day of news, so we build the argument that outlives it.
Startup PR agencyCompliance slows the pitch, so trades first, national desks second.
Fintech PR agencyAround Mission Bay and South San Francisco: trial data belongs on a science desk, not a wire.
Fit
Founders with something a reporter can use: a number, a customer, a launch, a view nobody else will say out loud.
Questions
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
Bay Area firms quote monthly retainers and almost never publish the number. Ours are on the page: publications from around $95, listicle spots from around $400 by position, broadcast from $700, print pages from $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. Miss the agreed targets and the money comes back.
No. Everyone on your account works from Austin, Texas, and serves San Francisco remotely. A reporter at TechCrunch or the Chronicle cares whether the story is real, not whether you rent desks in SoMa. Several firms ranking for this search work the same way and never say so.
A funding round on its own is not a story here. We bring a number nobody else has, a customer willing to be named, or a position on an argument the beat is already covering. Then we pitch named reporters individually until we get an answer. Volume loses in this market.
You are refunded. Tiers, deliverables, and dates are agreed before kickoff, so if we do not deliver what we committed to on the timeline we committed to, the money comes back in full. Your counsel will find that clause in the contract, not in a sales call.
Next step
Book a 30 minute call. You get the angle, the outlet targets, real costs, and the guarantee in writing.
Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back