What a spokesperson can look up in public
The facts a spokesperson is asked for, and whether the vendor puts them on a page or not.
| Criterion | PR-Dashboard | Prezly | Presspage | pr.co | Presscloud | Prowly | Mynewsdesk | Cision |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size of the journalist database | stated in thousands; 10,000+ and about 12,000 both appear | not documented | not documented | not documented | 79,000+ | not documented | not documented | not documented |
| Digital accessibility | described as a feature | not documented | not documented | not documented | not documented | not documented | not documented | a legal accessibility statement |
| Press-question module | yes | not documented | yes | not documented | not documented | not documented | not documented | not documented |
| Dutch-language pages | 31 | 0 | 0 | 373 | 744 | not documented | not documented | 0 |
4 criteria across 8 vendors is 32 cells. We found 12 documented and 20 not documented on the pages we measured (31 Aug and 1 Sep 2026). An empty cell means we did not find it stated, not that the product lacks it: two of these vendors render their pages with JavaScript.
What we opened, and when
These are the pages behind the table, with the day each was read.
- Mynewsdesk sitemaps, read 31 Aug 2026
- Presscloud homepage, read 31 Aug 2026
- Persvragen page, read 1 Sep 2026
- PR-Dashboard FAQ, read 1 Sep 2026
- pr.co sitemap, read 31 Aug 2026