Reuters placements
Reuters is a news agency; it does not accept press releases from companies. The three real ways in are an editorial pitch, Reuters Plus sponsored content, or a managed placement handled by MediaBoost. You get the live reuters.com link.
93
Domain Rating
Proof report included
Several weeks
Delivery
Individual
Placement type
Reuters sits alongside the outlets we place clients on every week
What each route actually costs you, and how long it takes
MediaBoost books the article on reuters.com and sends back the live link. Sold as an individual placement, at the catalog price you see before you pay. This is what MediaBoost does.
You pitch a Reuters journalist directly with a story worth covering. Costs nothing, but nobody owes you an answer and there is no timeline.
Reuters' own commercial content studio. Brands work with the Reuters Plus team on sponsored content, on terms and budgets set by Reuters itself.
One article on reuters.com with a live URL, sent to you the day it goes up
Sold on its own; Reuters is not part of the MediaBoost syndication packages
One flat catalog price, no retainer and no sponsored content contract
Documented in your PDF proof report together with every other live link
Every delivery is documented in a PDF proof report with the live reuters.com link
A live URL on reuters.com, a DR 93 domain
Booked, written to your brief, and placed by MediaBoost
Delivered in several weeks as an individual placement
Documented in your PDF proof report with the live link
Delivery timeline checked August 16, 2026
Domain Rating is the Ahrefs authority score. Every outlet listed is part of the MediaBoost catalogue.
| Outlet | DR | How you get it |
|---|---|---|
| Reuters | 93 | Individual placement, delivered in several weeks |
| Fortune | 92 | Managed placement |
| MSN | 94 | Managed placement |
| The Independent | 92 | Managed placement |
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The questions that come up before every placement
No. Reuters is a news agency, not a distribution service, and it does not accept press releases from companies. The real routes in are an editorial pitch to a Reuters journalist, sponsored content through Reuters Plus, or a managed placement handled by MediaBoost.
The MediaBoost rate is public: one flat one-time price, with no retainer and no sponsored content contract, listed in the packages section of this page. Pitching a journalist is free but nothing is guaranteed. Reuters Plus is a separate commercial program run by Reuters itself, on its own terms.
Reuters Plus is the commercial content studio operated by Reuters. Brands work directly with the Reuters Plus team on sponsored content, clearly separated from the Reuters newsroom. It is a different product from the individual placement MediaBoost manages.
We do not guarantee a dofollow link. Reuters controls how links in its articles are tagged, and that can change. Buy the placement for the credibility of a live reuters.com feature, not for link equity.
Count on several weeks between the order and the live link. Reuters is one of the slower outlets in the MediaBoost catalog, and we do not rush it. When the article goes up, you receive the live reuters.com URL, documented in your PDF proof report.
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