Presspage or PR.co newsroom pricing for Dutch teams in 2026, with PR-Newsroom at 150 euros

Dutch teams comparing Presspage or PR.co for an online newsroom in 2026 face a wide price range. For this audience, PR-Newsroom from PR-Dashboard starts at 1,750 euros per year. An online newsroom is the page where a company collects its news, photos, and press contacts. Journalists visit it to find the latest releases, download images, and request interviews. The newsroom runs on your URL and in your branding, so the page looks like part of your own site, not like a third party tool. For a full overview of what a Dutch newsroom costs, see our guide to corporate press portal costs.

What does a newsroom include for Dutch teams in 2026?

A newsroom for a Dutch team should hold releases, photos, and contact details, and it should be easy to update without technical staff. The newsroom can be managed without IT help, which matters for small communication teams. You decide when a news item goes online, because the platform offers embargo management.

Media libraries and folders keep images and documents organised. Journalists can follow your news with a button, so they receive updates without asking for them. The PR-Dashboard newsroom makes releases findable in search engines, also for AI tools, which extends the reach of every published item.

The link between sending and publishing saves time and prevents double work. Questions from the newsroom go straight to the inbox of the Persvragen software, so a journalist request never gets lost.

How does Presspage compare with PR.co on newsroom pricing?

PR.co Start allows up to 1,000 contacts and includes an online newsroom. PR.co Scale suits a company with several divisions.

Ask the vendor for a quote based on your number of brands and expected visitors. Before you compare, check what a Dutch journalist database costs.

Prezly or Presspage: how do they compare on price?

Prezly Standard costs 300 dollars per month, billed annually. For a Dutch team with a limited budget, the difference with PR-Newsroom from PR-Dashboard is significant.

What do the newsroom options cost for a Dutch team?

How to choose between Presspage and PR.co for your Dutch team

Start with your budget. If you want a published price and a newsroom linked to a Dutch press list, PR-Newsroom from PR-Dashboard publishes its price and receives releases sent through De Perslijst. De Perslijst costs from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins. Ask Presspage for a quote that includes the number of brands, the number of news items per year, and the level of support. Ask PR.co whether the Start plan at 1,000 contacts is enough for your distribution list, and what happens when you pass that limit.

What to ask a vendor before you buy a newsroom

Ask whether the newsroom runs on your own domain and in your branding. Ask whether you can manage the newsroom yourself or need IT help. Ask how questions from the newsroom reach you. Ask whether you can control publication time. Ask whether the newsroom is findable in search engines and AI tools. To build a useful distribution, start with a usable Dutch press list.

How does a newsroom connect to sending and press questions?

The integration in PR-Dashboard is one reason a Dutch team may consider this newsroom when it compares Presspage or PR.co in 2026.

For a Dutch communication team, this newsroom combines a published price with automatic publishing and direct question routing. Start with a corporate press portal guide to see what a Dutch newsroom costs, and compare with the published prices of Dutch journalist databases. Then check what a usable Dutch press list contains to build your distribution.