B2B PR for Tech and SaaS
B2B PR Agency for Tech & SaaS:Authority Buyers Can Find
B2B buyers often look a vendor up before they talk to sales: the founder's name, the reviews on software review sites, and what an AI assistant says when asked for options. We handle the PR work behind those results: founder and executive bylines, guaranteed featured articles you pay for only after they are published, and accurate review-site and AI-answer presence. Outreach and strategy are scoped in writing, and we promise no coverage.
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- Bylines and labeled featured articles. Founder and executive bylines, plus featured articles that carry a sponsored label where the outlet uses one. A featured article is paid only after it is live at the outlet we agree with you in writing. See what we do →
- Review sites and AI answers. Accurate profiles and honest reviews on the sites buyers read, removal of reviews that break a platform's published rules, and a dated record of what AI assistants say about you. No ranking, citation or traffic is promised. How it works →
- What we will not promise. No coverage, pickups, rankings, AI citations or traffic. Payment depends on results for two things only: featured articles after publication and removal of qualifying content after removal is confirmed. Everything else is scoped in writing. Read the FAQ →
What does a B2B PR agency do for a tech or SaaS company?
The short answer
A B2B PR agency for tech and SaaS builds the credibility a buyer checks before a demo: named founder and executive voices, third-party articles, and an accurate review-site and search footprint. Our version adds labeled sponsored articles that you pay for only once they are live, and work on what AI assistants say about you. It does not promise coverage, rankings or citations, because no one controls them.
How our B2B PR work runs for tech and SaaS companies
This page is the B2B version of our PR services. It is organized around the buyer, not the funding round. A B2B purchase usually involves several people, and each one looks somewhere different. A founder or CEO gets searched by name. A product or technical lead is judged by what they have written. A security or procurement contact checks review sites. And more and more, someone asks an AI assistant for options before opening a single vendor site. The work below targets those places. We promise no coverage, pickups, rankings, citations or traffic, and we say where each limit sits.
Founder and executive bylines. A byline puts a named person behind an idea, which is what a skeptical buyer looks for. We work with your founder, product leader or technical lead to find a subject where they hold a real point of view, outline it, draft it for their review and publish nothing without their sign-off. Where the goal is an unpaid byline in an industry publication, that is outreach, and it is scoped in writing with no promise that an editor accepts it. Where the goal is a guaranteed placement, that is a labeled featured article, covered below. Programs built around a named expert's point of view over a longer run are on our page for B2B thought leadership services.
Guaranteed featured articles. This is the one placement we can guarantee, so we are exact about it. A guaranteed featured article is a sponsored article published at an outlet we agree with you in writing before work starts, and you pay only after it is live. It is advertising. It is labeled the way that outlet labels sponsored or partner content, so a reader can tell, and we never describe it as earned or editorial coverage. We do not sell it as a link-building or ranking tactic, and the outlet is named to you in your scope, not on this page. The FTC's Endorsement Guides say a connection such as payment should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously, and its native advertising guidance says an ad should not suggest it is anything other than an ad.
Review-site presence. Software buyers read reviews on sites such as G2, Capterra and TrustRadius, and an AI assistant can cite them. We check that your profiles are complete and accurate, help you ask every customer, not only the happy ones, for an honest review, and draft factual replies to criticism for your approval. We do not write reviews, buy them or run incentive schemes meant to tilt ratings. Where a review breaks a platform's published rules, for example a reviewer who was never a customer, a competitor posing as one or a post that discloses private information, we can pursue its removal, and you pay only after removal is confirmed. An honest negative review from a real user does not qualify, and we say so before you decide.
AI-answer presence. When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity for options in your category, the answer draws on sources such as review profiles, your own pages and third-party articles. We record what the assistants say about your company on a fixed set of buyer questions, note which sources they cite, and work on the accurate sources we can legitimately influence. We do not control any assistant, and no one can guarantee a mention or a citation. The full program for software companies, with documentation, comparison pages and a prompt panel, is on our page for AI search optimization for B2B SaaS.
Announcements and outreach. Product launches, partnerships and funding news usually start as a press release. We draft releases and announcements for your approval, and we explain plainly what distribution does: a newswire sends a release to feeds and partner sites that republish it automatically. That is syndication, not editorial coverage, so we do not sell it as a ranking tactic. We name a wire only if we have a current account with it and it is in your written scope. Our press release template page lays out the parts of a release. For outreach to journalists and editors, our media relations work is scoped in writing, and we make no claim about existing relationships or about any pitch landing.
Search and AI answers, honestly. Everything above can show up in search results and in AI answers, and we log where. None of it is sold as an SEO tactic, and we promise no ranking, citation, traffic or lead count. For how PR and search relate, see our page on PR for SEO.
Who this page is for, and who it is not. If your question is what to do at pre-seed, seed or Series A, our page on PR for startups is organized by stage, and this page is organized by buyer. Many companies need both views. A regulated company should have its own counsel or compliance team approve claims before anything is published.
How to choose a B2B PR agency. Whoever you hire, ask for the scope in writing, who writes and who approves each piece, which items are labeled sponsored, what they will not promise, and how they report. Be wary of any promise of coverage, rankings or AI citations, and of any agency that shows outlet logos without being able to show the work behind them. We list what we will and will not do on this page so you can hold us to it. We are not a law firm, and we give no legal advice.
About us. Reputation Resolutions has worked on online reputation since 2013, is A+ BBB accredited and a Google Partner, is an Inc. Best Workplaces honoree, serves clients in 40+ countries and handles every engagement confidentially. Every engagement starts with a free audit, and anything beyond it is scoped in writing before it starts and billed on the scope you approve.
What the Regulator Says
What the FTC says about paid and sponsored content
Sources read in November 2026. Summarized in our words, so read the originals.
What the sources say
- The FTC says a connection between an endorser and a marketer should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously when a significant minority of consumers would not expect it, and that being paid to promote a product is one such connection. Source: FTC, FTC's Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking
- The same page says the FTC's focus usually will be on advertisers or their ad agencies and public relations firms, and that a company is ultimately responsible for what others do on its behalf. Source: FTC, FTC's Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking
- The FTC says an ad should not suggest or imply that it is anything other than an ad. When an ad's format resembles the surrounding editorial content, it calls for a clear and prominent disclosure, and it says a company logo or name on its own is not likely to be adequate. Source: FTC, Native Advertising: A Guide for Businesses
What no one can promise
Including us.
- Whether an outlet accepts a pitch. Editors decide, and a placement that is not paid for cannot be guaranteed by anyone.
- Whether a published article ranks, is cited by an AI assistant or produces traffic or leads.
- Whether a specific review qualifies for removal. That turns on the platform's published rules, and we tell you what we see before you decide.
- What an AI assistant will say tomorrow, or which sources it will use.
This is general information about published guidance, not legal advice. Corrections: tell us.
Why B2B PR Is Different
Several people check you, and each looks somewhere different
Buyers look you up before they call
A B2B purchase often involves more than one person. One reads about your founder, another reads reviews, another asks an assistant for options. A weak spot in any of those can slow a conversation. We cannot put a number on how much, and we do not invent one.
A byline puts a name behind the claim
Buyers weigh who is speaking. A founder or technical lead who has written something specific is easier to trust than an unsigned brand page. The work is choosing a real point of view and drafting it for the author to approve.
A paid article has to look like what it is
A sponsored article must not pass as independent coverage. The FTC says an ad should not imply it is anything other than an ad. Ours are labeled the way the outlet labels sponsored content.
Review sites are read by buyers and can be cited
Profiles on software review sites are among the places a buyer, and sometimes an assistant, will look. Accuracy and honest reviews from real customers matter more than a high star count.
A release is not coverage
A newswire republishes your release automatically. That is syndication, not editorial pickup. A release can be useful as a dated, quotable record of an announcement. It is not a promise that anyone writes about you.
Claims need support, and the company is responsible
The FTC notes a company is ultimately responsible for what others do on its behalf. Every factual claim in a byline, article or release is confirmed by your team before it goes out.
Who It Is For
Who this B2B PR work is built for
People inside B2B technology companies who are judged by what a buyer finds.
Founders and CEOs
A buyer, investor or candidate searches your name. We help make what they find accurate and worth reading, through bylines and profiles you approve.
Learn more →Product and technical leaders
Your credibility comes from what you can explain. We help turn a real point of view into a byline, drafted for your review.
Marketing and communications leads
You run comms in-house and need outside hands for placement, review-site work and AI-answer records. We work beside your team and your approvals.
Companies with a weak or contested review profile
An incomplete listing, a thin set of reviews or a review that breaks the platform's rules. We fix what is accurate to fix and pursue removal only of what qualifies.
Learn more →Companies announcing something
A launch, a partnership or a funding round. We draft the announcement for your approval and are plain about what distribution does and does not do.
Teams that want to see what AI says first
Start with a free audit of how assistants describe your company, which sources they cite and where the gaps are. No obligation.
Learn more →What We Do and How You Pay
Two items are paid on results. The rest is scoped in writing.
Guaranteed featured articles (paid after publication)
A sponsored article at an outlet agreed in your written scope, labeled the way the outlet labels sponsored content. You pay only after it is live. It is not earned coverage and not a ranking tactic.
Removal of qualifying content (paid after removal is confirmed)
Reviews and posts that break a platform's published rules or the law. What does not qualify, such as an honest negative review from a real user, is not removed, and we tell you before you decide.
Founder and executive bylines
Scoped in writing. Subject selection, outline, draft and your sign-off. Any unpaid placement is outreach and no editor's decision is promised.
Review-site profiles and replies
Scoped in writing. Complete, accurate profiles, an honest ask to real customers and factual replies you approve. No fake reviews, no incentive schemes, no undisclosed accounts.
AI-answer record and source work
Scoped in writing. A dated record of what assistants say on your buyer questions, the sources they cite and work on the accurate ones we can legitimately influence. We do not control any assistant.
Announcements and press releases
Scoped in writing. Drafts for your approval. Distribution is described plainly as syndication, and a wire is named only if it is in your written scope.
Media outreach
Scoped in writing. Targeted outreach to editors and journalists with no promise that a pitch lands and no claim about existing relationships.
Search results for your company and leaders
Scoped in writing. Accurate pages and profiles that give a buyer better results for a name. No ranking is promised.
The Process
How we run B2B PR for a tech or SaaS company
- 01
Free audit and written scope
See it first.We look at what a buyer finds for your company and your leaders: search results, review sites and AI answers. You get a plain list of what we would do, what is paid on results and what is scoped, in writing.
- 02
Choose voices and subjects
Start from what is true.We pick the people and the subjects where they have a real, supportable point of view. We do not invent expertise, statistics or quotes.
- 03
Draft, review and approve
You approve everything.Every byline, article and release is drafted for the named person or your team. Factual claims are confirmed by you. Nothing is published without sign-off.
- 04
Place and label
Be plain about what is paid.A featured article goes to the outlet named in your scope, labeled as sponsored the way that outlet labels it, and is invoiced only after it is live. Outreach is separate, scoped and carries no promise.
- 05
Fix the profiles buyers read
Accurate, not inflated.We complete and correct review-site profiles, help you ask real customers for honest reviews and pursue removal of anything that breaks a platform's published rules. Anything that does not qualify stays up, and we tell you.
- 06
Record and report
Measure, do not promise.We record what assistants say and which sources they cite, report what moved and what did not, and put the next round of work where the gaps are. A cycle where nothing moved is reported as such.
Free to find out. Scoped in writing, no obligation.
A free audit of what buyers find when they look you up. Anything we build is quoted in writing first, and only if you choose it.
Honest Timelines
What happens, in order, and what no one can promise
Outlets, platforms and AI assistants set their own pace, so we do not quote durations here. You get the sequence below and a case-specific plan in writing before you commit to anything.
We show you what a buyer finds today and what we would change, with no obligation.
Every byline, article and release is approved by you. Factual claims are confirmed by your team.
The article is invoiced only once it is published at the outlet agreed in your written scope.
Removal of qualifying content is invoiced only after removal is confirmed. Content that does not qualify is not removed.
What AI assistants said, which sources they cited and what changed since the last record.
No one controls these, and we do not promise them. We control the inputs and report honestly on the outputs.
Why We're Different
Our B2B PR vs a typical coverage-promise retainer
The promise
A Typical Coverage Retainer
Often implied coverage, mentions or visibility
Reputation Resolutions
No coverage promised. The only guaranteed deliverable is a featured article, paid after it is published
Paid placements
A Typical Coverage Retainer
Sometimes described as earned or editorial
Reputation Resolutions
Always called sponsored, and labeled the way the outlet labels sponsored content
Outlet names and logos
A Typical Coverage Retainer
Logo strips that may not show the work behind them
Reputation Resolutions
Outlets are named to you in your written scope, not shown as logos on this page
Review sites
A Typical Coverage Retainer
Usually outside the scope
Reputation Resolutions
Profile accuracy and honest review asks, plus removal of what breaks a platform's rules, paid after removal is confirmed
AI answers
A Typical Coverage Retainer
Mentioned as a goal
Reputation Resolutions
A dated record of what assistants say and which sources they cite, with no promise of a mention
Press releases
A Typical Coverage Retainer
Distribution presented as coverage
Reputation Resolutions
Distribution described as syndication, not coverage, and not sold as a ranking tactic
How you pay
A Typical Coverage Retainer
A retainer
Reputation Resolutions
Pricing models only: retainer, project, per release, or after publication. Scoped in writing, no figures here
Who runs your case
Senior specialists, no junior handoffs
Reputation Resolutions is run and managed by a world-class team of online reputation management experts. Your case is handled by senior, multidisciplinary specialists: removal strategists who know each platform's rulebook, SEO and content experts who rebuild your search results, legal partners for the matters that need them, veteran PR professionals, and AI-search specialists who help you control what LLMs like ChatGPT say about you. There are no junior handoffs and no learning on your case, and every person here treats your name as if it were their own.
Get Started
Schedule a Free Consultation With Our PR Team
A free audit: we will show you what a buyer finds when they look up your company and your leaders, and map what we would do first.
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B2B PR FAQs
B2B PR for Tech and SaaS, Answered Honestly.
Straight answers on bylines, guaranteed featured articles, sponsored labeling, review sites, AI answers, press releases, what we will not promise and how you pay.
It works on what a buyer finds when they check a vendor: named founder and executive voices, articles by and about the company, review-site profiles and, increasingly, what AI assistants say. Ours covers bylines, guaranteed featured articles, review-site work, a record of AI answers, and announcements. Outreach and strategy are scoped in writing, and we promise no coverage.
It is a sponsored article published at an outlet we agree with you in writing before work starts. What is guaranteed is the article and the payment terms: you pay only after it is live. Nothing about how many people read it, whether anyone cites it, or whether it affects rankings is guaranteed.
No. It is advertising, and we never describe it as earned or editorial coverage. It is labeled the way the outlet labels sponsored or partner content so a reader can tell. The FTC says an ad should not suggest or imply that it is anything other than an ad.
We do not sell it that way and we promise no ranking. An accurate article can give a buyer or an assistant something good to find, and we log where it shows up. That is a different claim from saying it moves a ranking, which no one can promise.
No. Editors and journalists decide what they cover. Any unpaid outreach we do is scoped in writing with no promise that a pitch lands, and we make no claim about existing relationships with journalists. Be careful with any agency that promises otherwise.
The outlet for a featured article is agreed with you in writing before work starts. We do not publish an outlet list or show outlet logos on this page, because a logo strip is not evidence of work done for you.
We find a subject where your founder or technical lead has a real point of view, outline it, draft it for their review and publish nothing without their sign-off. If the aim is an unpaid placement, that is outreach and no editor's decision is promised. If the aim is a guaranteed placement, it is a labeled featured article.
A release is a dated, quotable record of an announcement. A newswire sends it to feeds and partner sites that republish it automatically, which is syndication, not editorial coverage. We name a wire only if we have a current account with it and it is in your written scope, and we do not sell distribution as a ranking tactic.
Only when the review breaks the platform's published rules, for example a reviewer who was never a customer, a competitor posing as a user or a post that discloses private information. An honest, critical review from a real user does not qualify, and we say so before you decide. If a review qualifies, you pay only after removal is confirmed.
No. We do not write reviews, buy them, post for a customer or run incentive schemes meant to tilt ratings. We help you ask every customer, not only the happy ones, for an honest review, keep profiles accurate and draft factual replies for your approval.
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and similar assistants a fixed set of buyer questions, record the answers and sources, and work on the accurate sources we can legitimately influence. We do not control any assistant. For the full software program, see our page on AI search optimization for B2B SaaS.
No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. Each assistant chooses its own sources, those choices change, and the same question can get different answers on different days. We report what changed and what did not, including the cycles when nothing did.
It can be, but it is organized around the buyer, not the funding stage. If your main question is what to do at pre-seed, seed or Series A, our page on PR for startups is organized by stage. Many companies use both.
By scope, and we publish no figures because any number without your scope would be a guess. The models are a retainer, a project fee, a per-release fee, or pay-after-publication for featured articles. Featured articles are paid only after publication and qualifying removal only after removal is confirmed. Everything else is quoted in writing before you commit.
Not on this page. We do not publish case studies, client counts for this service or outlet logos here, and every example on this page describes how the process works, not a client result.
We are not a law firm and give no legal advice. If your company is regulated, your own counsel or compliance team should approve claims before anything is published. We confirm every factual claim with your team and publish nothing you have not approved.
Reputation Resolutions has worked on online reputation since 2013. It is A+ BBB accredited, a Google Partner and an Inc. Best Workplaces honoree, serves clients in 40+ countries, and handles every engagement confidentially. Strategy is led by the founder, Anthony Will.
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