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MediaFuse: what it sells, price and AI features

MediaFuse is on the PR software map. We record 2 dated launches and events for it. The latest is dated July 7, 2026.

Updated . Launches and events from Sept. 2, 2025 to July 7, 2026.

"Multi-Niche Press Release Distribution." Media Fuse Ltd, of Tel Aviv, runs six press release wires, each for one industry, each with its own site, price list and free sign-up: FinanceWire (financewire.com), TechnologyWire (technologywire.com), CyberNewswire (cybernewswire.com), GamingWire (gamingwire.io), PlayNewswire (playnewswire.com, for iGaming) and Chainwire (chainwire.org, for crypto). A company signs up free, submits a release and pays per release for a package that names the outlets guaranteed to publish it, if the release meets the wire's editorial guidelines. The wires advertise same-day distribution through direct integrations with publishers, and a dashboard reports each live placement with view estimates. Chainwire's publisher page says its partner sites earn income from the releases they syndicate, and PlayNewswire calls its model a "commercial inventory model". TechnologyWire, launched in July 2026, adds an editor with AI-assisted drafting, markets its placements as sources AI assistants cite, and says its coverage reports include AI discoverability verification. Since September 2025 the News Direct site, a row of its own, has named Media Fuse Ltd as its copyright holder. It does not sell a media database, pitching or monitoring tool. Source: mediafuse.org.

Site
mediafuse.org
Category
Press release distribution and newsrooms
Status
Active
Price
USD per release, no subscription, by wire and package: FinanceWire $499, $899 and $1,999 (10 to 25 guaranteed outlets); TechnologyWire $699 to $12,499 by vertical, or a custom package; CyberNewswire $899 to $7,999; GamingWire $1,399 to $17,499; PlayNewswire $1,999 to $15,699 (its top two packages are for crypto iGaming); Chainwire, the crypto wire, $1,399 to $10,799; free self-serve sign-up

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  • The PR software map

    "Multi-Niche Press Release Distribution." Media Fuse Ltd, of Tel Aviv, runs six press release wires, each for one industry, each with its own site, price list and free sign-up: FinanceWire (financewire.com), TechnologyWire (technologywire.com), CyberNewswire (cybernewswire.com), GamingWire (gamingwire.io), PlayNewswire (playnewswire.com, for iGaming) and Chainwire (chainwire.org, for crypto). A company signs up free, submits a release and pays per release for a package that names the outlets guaranteed to publish it, if the release meets the wire's editorial guidelines. The wires advertise same-day distribution through direct integrations with publishers, and a dashboard reports each live placement with view estimates. Chainwire's publisher page says its partner sites earn income from the releases they syndicate, and PlayNewswire calls its model a "commercial inventory model". TechnologyWire, launched in July 2026, adds an editor with AI-assisted drafting, markets its placements as sources AI assistants cite, and says its coverage reports include AI discoverability verification. Since September 2025 the News Direct site, a row of its own, has named Media Fuse Ltd as its copyright holder. It does not sell a media database, pitching or monitoring tool. Source: mediafuse.org.

    Category
    Press release distribution and newsrooms
    Price
    USD per release, no subscription, by wire and package: FinanceWire $499, $899 and $1,999 (10 to 25 guaranteed outlets); TechnologyWire $699 to $12,499 by vertical, or a custom package; CyberNewswire $899 to $7,999; GamingWire $1,399 to $17,499; PlayNewswire $1,999 to $15,699 (its top two packages are for crypto iGaming); Chainwire, the crypto wire, $1,399 to $10,799; free self-serve sign-up
    Covers
    Pitch and Measure
    Scale
    Established: a public parent, or a disclosed user or customer base ('2K+ Clients', '250+ Media Partners' and '10K+ PR Distributions' across six newswires (vendor, mediafuse.org); 'Serving over 2,000 clients and distributing more than 10,000 press releases' (MediaFuse release, 2025-09-02); TechnologyWire's site says 'Trusted by 2,500+ companies'; Media Fuse Ltd, Tel Aviv, private; no funding or revenue disclosed)

    Sources: mediafuse.org and 17 more on the map.

    MediaFuse on the PR software map

Launches and dated events, newest first

  1. MediaFuse launches TechnologyWire, a press release wire for technology companies

    Launch, . MediaFuse, the company behind Chainwire, launched TechnologyWire, a pay-as-you-go press release wire for the technology sector that it says is built to be found and cited by AI assistants. It joined the group's Chainwire, CyberNewsWire, GamingWire and FinanceWire.

    Source: Decrypt, via Yahoo Finance. From the PR software map.

  2. MediaFuse joins the Google for Startups Cloud Program

    Announcement, . MediaFuse announced that it had joined the Google for Startups Cloud Program and that it runs Chainwire, CyberNewswire, FinanceWire, GamingWire and PlayNewswire, 'Serving over 2,000 clients'.

    Source: FinanceWire (MediaFuse release). From the PR software map.

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Cite as: Newsprint, "MediaFuse: what it sells, price and AI features", https://www.newsprint.com/companies/mediafuse/, updated 2026-11-11

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