PR software for B2B brands

B2B brands of any size, and the PR agencies that work for them. A founder doing their own PR, or a comms lead working alone, gets AgentcyAI to take on the daily news reading, drafting and reporting. In a larger in-house team, everyone works from the same journalist record and agreed messaging, and some run it next to the monitoring suite they already pay for. Agencies run each client from one account, with its own WIP board and reports the client can open without logging in. If AI visibility is all you need, AI Visibility Core is sold on its own.

One brand is free, and the free plan doesn't need a card. Paid plans start at $269/month for three seats, billed monthly, and you can cancel from your own billing page. Paying yearly costs ten months instead of twelve. Every plan and what it includes is on the pricing page.

No. Free, Core, Pro and AI Visibility Core are self-serve, from sign-up to your first Morning Briefing, and nobody will ring you. Agency and Enterprise accounts are set up with us, so those two start with a conversation. If you'd like to see it first, you can book a demo, but you don't need one to start.

You can see the price and start today, without an annual contract, and you don't have to switch: Agentcy works alongside them. The suites have bigger journalist databases, print and broadcast monitoring and newswires, and they sell by annual quote. Agentcy is built around the daily work instead, with AgentcyAI doing much of it, and it tracks what AI assistants say about you. We've compared them in detail.

It runs the app when you ask in plain English. It can search for journalists, build and edit press lists, draft pitches, comments and releases in your style, log coverage, add tasks and set up AI visibility prompts, among a few hundred other actions. It works from your agreed brand record, so drafts sound like you. It drafts and prepares, and a person approves before anything is sent.

Yes. It runs forty of your buyers' questions on ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity every week and checks each answer against your own facts, so you see whether you were named and whether what was said is true. It also shows which pages the assistant read before answering, which is usually where the work starts. Peec AI and Profound are the ones to compare it with, and we've done that here.