Kooc Media has introduced a fresh set of PR packages aimed at AI startups and software teams who need media coverage without the usual wait. The goal is simple: help these companies get seen
Kooc Media has introduced a fresh set of PR packages aimed at AI startups and software teams who need media coverage without the usual wait. The goal is simple: help these companies get seen quickly, reach buyers and investors, and stand out in a market that gets more crowded by the day.
The timing makes sense. Hundreds of new AI tools, agents, and software products hit the market each month, and most of them never get any attention. Plenty of founders have a solid product but no real plan for getting it in front of people. Kooc Media’s new packages are built to close that gap with quick, reliable coverage on trusted tech and finance sites.
A lot of agencies use the same playbook for every client, no matter the industry. Kooc Media has gone the other way. The packages were shaped around what AI startups, machine learning companies, automation tools, and software founders actually need.
That means coverage written for the right readers. Whether the product is a new AI agent, a language model tool, a developer platform, or a subscription software service, each campaign is matched to the brand’s audience and what it wants to achieve.
“Founders in this space don’t have time to sit around waiting for coverage,” said Michelle De Gouveia, spokesperson for Kooc Media. “We set these packages up so a team can ship a product and see real coverage within days. It’s quick, it’s clear, and it actually delivers.”
More details are available on the Kooc Media AI Companies PR page.
The biggest weakness in old-school PR is that nothing is promised. Agencies send out pitches and cross their fingers. Founders end up paying for the attempt, not the outcome.
Kooc Media handles it another way. The company owns and runs its own group of news sites, including Blockonomi, CoinCentral, MoneyCheck, Parameter, Beanstalk, and Computing. Clients get articles that are actually published, not a spreadsheet of emails that went nowhere.
Since Kooc Media runs these sites directly, articles can go live the same day. That gives software and AI founders instant visibility right when they need it, whether that’s a launch, a raise, or a big update.
The full list of in-house sites is on the Kooc Media brands page.
Beyond its own sites, Kooc Media runs full newswire distribution to hundreds of partner websites and thousands of syndicated outlets.
Depending on the package, releases can also land on major financial and business networks. That includes coverage on sites such as Business Insider, Bloomberg, Benzinga, MarketWatch, USA Today, and Dow Jones feeds, plus other global platforms.
For founders, that kind of reach carries weight. Seeing a brand on names people already trust makes it easier to win over customers, partners, and investors.
One of the standout parts of these packages is free placement on AgentLocker.ai, Kooc Media’s own directory of AI tools and agents.
AgentLocker.ai is a growing hub where people go to find new AI tools, agents, and software. It puts products in front of users who are already searching for fresh AI solutions.
Every client on an AI PR package gets listed and featured on AgentLocker.ai for free. It’s an extra route to visibility on top of the press coverage, and a place where the product keeps getting found long after the campaign wraps up.
Take a look at the directory at AgentLocker.ai.
Pairing press coverage with a dedicated AI directory listing means more value out of one package. Rather than paying separately for a listing and for PR, clients get both together.
Most AI and software startups run lean. They usually don’t have a marketing department or anyone focused on PR. Kooc Media covers that with managed PR creation run by its in-house editorial team.
Founders don’t have to write their own releases or articles. They share the details, and the Kooc Media team writes the content, publishes it, and pushes it out.
The work covers press release writing, sponsored articles, homepage placements, guaranteed publication on in-house sites, newswire distribution, and full reporting with live links to every placement.
That reporting matters. Clients get a clear breakdown of where their coverage ran, with direct links to each piece. Nobody has to wonder whether the job got done.
Kooc Media offers both fixed packages and fully custom campaigns. The fixed options suit founders who want something quick and simple. The custom side is for brands that want a more tailored push across search, news, and social.
That range works for early teams launching a first product as well as bigger software companies running PR on an ongoing basis.
These packages are built for AI and software, but they’re part of Kooc Media’s wider work in fast-paced sectors. The agency has been active in crypto, fintech, tech, and iGaming since it launched in 2017.
Founders working across those overlapping areas can also check out Kooc Media’s crypto PR services and gambling PR services. Plenty of AI and software products touch these spaces, like trading tools, fintech apps, and gaming software, so that background adds real value.
AI is growing fast, but getting noticed is harder than ever. New tools appear daily, and most slip by unseen. Solid PR can be what separates a product that breaks through from one that stays buried.
By bringing together real coverage, same-day publishing, wide newswire reach, and a free AgentLocker.ai listing, Kooc Media gives AI and software founders a clear shot at visibility. The packages are quick, simple, and focused on results, which is what most founders are after.
For teams that want to launch fast and get noticed, these packages are a straightforward way to get a product in front of the right people.
Kooc Media’s AI packages are available now through the company’s website at https://kooc.co.uk.
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