A Reuters press release costs $1,250 through Forex PR Wire and goes live within 24 to 48 hours with a verified publication link. For forex brokers, prop trading firms, fintech platforms and financial services companies, it is a dated, citable record of an announcement on one of the best-known names in financial media.
It is company-written, not journalist-written, and that difference shapes everything below. This guide covers what a placement is, how it works, what it costs, where most services fall short and what to check before you pay.
What Is a Reuters Press Release?
A Reuters press release is a company-authored announcement published on, or syndicated to, Reuters through an approved distribution partner instead of being reported by its newsroom. Founders, CEOs and heads of marketing usually buy one so investors, banks and partners have a recognisable outlet page to reference during due diligence.
The term covers four different products, and sellers rarely say which one they mean:
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Placement type |
Who writes it |
Cost |
What it does |
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Reuters newsroom coverage |
Reuters journalist |
Cannot be bought |
Independent reporting you do not control |
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Release page via a distribution partner |
Your company |
Set by the provider |
Company-authored page on a Reuters domain |
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Wire syndication |
Your company |
Wire rate card |
Feeds news sites and terminals, pickup varies |
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Reuters Plus branded content |
Reuters' brand team with you |
Quoted case by case |
Labelled sponsored article |
Ask which row you are buying before you pay.
How to Get a Press Release on Reuters
Reuters does not run an open submission form for company news, so a press release on Reuters goes through an approved distribution partner. Agency guides say Reuters does not accept direct submissions from businesses and pulls stories from distribution platforms. The alternative is pitching a reporter, which is free but rarely succeeds.
The paid route takes three steps through Forex PR Wire:
Step 1: Submit your press release. Send your release as a DOC or PDF. We review it against newswire standards and flag promotional language before anything goes out.
Step 2: Complete checkout. Pay the flat fee and receive instant order confirmation, with no manual back and forth.
Step 3: Publication is confirmed. Your release is submitted on your behalf and a live, verified link reaches your inbox within 24 to 48 hours.
Reuters Press Release Cost
Our Reuters placement costs a flat $1,250 and covers review, submission and a live link. Here is how that sits against other premium placements we offer:
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Placement |
Price |
Turnaround |
Best For |
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$200 |
24 to 48 hours |
Global syndication |
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$950 |
24 to 48 hours |
Broker verification research |
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$1,250 |
24 to 48 hours |
Institutional and enterprise trust |
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$2,225 |
24 to 48 hours |
Direct forex trader audience |
For market context, a July 2026 rate-card survey puts legacy newswire releases at roughly $760 to $805 for the first 400 words, with fees on everything after. Those are general wire rates, not Reuters page prices.
Two things move the price of a press release on Reuters:
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Scope: a bundle lowers the cost per outlet but spreads your news across venues that may not reach your buyers.
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Extras: words, images, logos, rewrites and rejection terms can change the final bill.
If you are weighing several outlets side by side, a Press Release Distribution Comparison built for financial brands sets out the trade-offs.
Where Most Reuters Press Release Services Fall Short
Most sellers of a press release on Reuters compete on the logo and stay quiet on the details that decide whether a placement holds up. These are the gaps that cost buyers most, and how we close each one:
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Common gap |
Why it hurts |
How Forex PR Wire handles it |
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Never says which placement type you get |
You cannot tell a Reuters page from a mirror |
States the placement and sends a live link to verify |
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Price grows with extras |
Final cost differs from the quote |
One flat fee covering review and submission |
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Generic review built for corporate news |
Forex wording gets rejected or creates risk |
Review tuned to forex, fintech and financial announcements |
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No proof after payment |
Nothing to show in due diligence |
Verified live link in your inbox |
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Promises rankings or AI citations |
Nobody can guarantee either |
States what a placement does and does not do |
Where Each Route Is Strong
The best route depends on your goal:
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Legacy newswires: strong for regulated disclosures by listed companies, with mature compliance workflows built for that use.
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Direct pitching: costs nothing and is the only route to genuine earned coverage, though it rarely lands.
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Sector-specific distribution: fast, fixed in price and reviewed for financial wording, which suits a single forex or fintech announcement.
Choose by goal, not by logo.

Reuters Press Release Requirements
Reuters publishes no rulebook for paid releases, so the working standard is newswire convention plus the review criteria your distribution partner applies.
Ours are:
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Third-person voice: no first-person narrative or promotional "we" language.
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Factual, verifiable content: named partners, specific figures and confirmable details.
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Newswire formatting: a factual headline, dateline and lead paragraph, the same structure a Forex Press Release follows.
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A boilerplate: two to three factual sentences describing the company.
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Media contact details: name, email and phone number.
Releases get returned for promotional language, investment advice or speculative claims, recycled copy and missing contact details.
Financial Promotion Rules for Forex and CFD Releases
A release from a broker or fintech can count as a financial promotion if it invites investment activity. In the UK, an unauthorised person must not communicate such a promotion unless an authorised person approves it or an exemption applies, and breach is a criminal offence.
The FCA's perimeter guidance says purely factual communications are not meant to be caught. Since you control the wording of a paid placement, state facts, avoid return promises, add the risk warnings your regulator expects and keep the approved text on file. Other regulators set their own rules, so confirm with counsel for each market.
What a Placement on Reuters Will and Will Not Do
A placement on Reuters gives you a dated, indexable page on a well-known domain that you can cite in due diligence. It does not turn your announcement into journalism.
It is not earned - media. Muck Rack's May 2026 study of more than 25 million AI-cited links found earned media at 84% of citations and paid or advertorial content at 0.3%. The study does not isolate Reuters-hosted pages, so it neither proves nor disproves their value. Treat a paid release as support for earned coverage, not a replacement.
Link rules still apply. Google's spam policies name optimized anchor text in press releases distributed on other sites as link spam, so use your brand name as the anchor.
Trust signals carry the weight. Named sources and checkable facts matter more than any logo, which is the test behind whether an EEAT press release is actually working.
How to Verify a Placement on Reuters Is Live
A verified placement is a page on the outlet's own domain that shows your approved headline and date.
Check five things:
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Domain: the URL sits on the outlet's domain, not a provider mirror.
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Content: headline, body and disclaimers match the approved version.
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Date: the publication date matches your order.
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Indexing: searching the exact headline returns the page.
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Record: save the URL, a screenshot and the date for your files.
Ready to Publish?
Get your announcement live through our Press Release Distribution Service with editorial review, a flat fee and a verified link within 24 to 48 hours.
FAQs
1. Can You Publish a Press Release on Reuters Directly?
No, not in practice. Companies publish through approved distribution partners, or pitch reporters for earned coverage that rarely lands.
2. Is a Reuters Press Release the Same as Reuters News Coverage?
No, A company writes and pays for the release, while news coverage is written by Reuters journalists and cannot be bought.
3. Is a Reuters Press Release Paid?
Yes, It is a paid service with every provider. Free routes exist only as reporter pitches.
4. How Much Does a Press Release on Reuters Cost?
Through Forex PR Wire, a placement costs a flat $1,250. Compare scope and extras, not only the headline price.
5. Can Forex Brokers Publish a Press Release on Reuters?
Yes, when the wording is factual and follows the regulator's rules in each target market. Our review flags investment advice and speculative claims before submission.
Disclaimer:- This article is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, legal, or compliance advice. Forex and CFD trading involves significant risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Always consult with a qualified legal or compliance professional before making decisions about your brokerage's regulatory framework. Verify all regulatory requirements with the relevant authority in your jurisdiction.