Product launch PR
Embargoed briefings, launch materials and follow-up with the tech, trade and newsletter writers who cover your category, timed to your release date.
Sentinel is a SaaS PR agency for software companies with real news to tell: launches, funding rounds and new categories. We earn coverage in the tech, trade and business press that buyers, investors and AI assistants all draw on.
A SaaS PR agency earns attention for software companies at the moments that move the business: a product launch, a funding round, a new pricing model, a category you’re trying to name. Each of those moments gives a reporter a reason to write about you. Each article then becomes a source buyers find later, when they compare tools on review sites, in newsletters and in AI assistants.
So we plan SaaS PR as a calendar of real news, with steady expert commentary between announcements. Launches get embargoed briefings with the tech and trade reporters who cover your category. Funding news becomes a story about what the money will build for customers. Quiet months get data stories, bylines and podcast spots that keep your founders in the conversation. Larger tech companies with hardware or enterprise products will find more on our tech PR agency page.
Embargoed briefings, launch materials and follow-up with the tech, trade and newsletter writers who cover your category, timed to your release date.
A funding story built around what the round lets you build for customers, pitched to startup, venture and sector reporters.
A clear name and definition for the problem you solve, repeated across bylines, commentary and your own site until reporters and buyers start using it too.
Bylines, expert commentary and podcast guest spots for founders and product leaders, drafted from interviews so the views are theirs.
Earned mentions in the roundups, comparison articles and newsletters buyers read when they’re building a shortlist of tools.
Coverage in the sources AI assistants cite when a buyer asks which software to consider in your category.
G2’s 2026 report The Answer Economy found that 51% of B2B software buyers begin their purchasing process in an AI chatbot instead of a search engine. The articles and reviews those assistants read are where SaaS PR now earns its keep.
Source: G2, The Answer Economy, reported by Demand Gen Report, May 2026A SaaS PR agency earns press coverage and expert visibility for software companies. The work covers launch and funding announcements, category messaging, media outreach, bylines, podcast booking and spokesperson preparation. Reporting shows what ran, where, and whether each item was earned, placed or paid.
SaaS companies sell subscriptions to buyers who compare tools closely and can switch at renewal, so PR has to keep working between big announcements. That means regular commentary, coverage in comparison articles and attention to the sources AI assistants cite. One launch spike won’t carry a subscription business for a year.
Sometimes, but the amount alone rarely carries a story now. Reporters want to know what the money will build, which customer problem is getting worse and why your team is the one to fix it. We help you answer those questions before the announcement goes out.
No. Editors decide what they publish, and AI assistants decide what they cite. If a paid placement suits a launch goal, we say so up front and label it as paid in your coverage log, separate from earned items.
Retainers start with our Signal package at $3,500 a month, with Authority at $7,500 and Influence at $14,000. A data-led campaign sprint starts from $8,000. Details are on our pricing page.
Launch and early-stage PR for startups getting ready for their first big news.
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