NewswireJet Review (2026), Prices, Refunds and Is It Reliable

By the PR Gun Research desk. Prices verified November 1, 2026.

NewswireJet (newswirejet.com, also searched as "newswire jet") is a press release distribution company based in Naples, Florida. As of November 1, 2026, it sells four packages per release. Newswire Departure is $129, Takeoff is $169, Cruise is $260 and Soar is $699, with lower per-release prices in packs of 3 to 24. Its page lists AP News, Yahoo Finance and Benzinga among its features, but we couldn't tell which package includes which outlet. Refunds aren't offered under its terms.

What is NewswireJet?

NewswireJet is a real company that sells press release writing and distribution, plus other marketing services. Its about page lists David Quintero as CEO and founder, gives a Naples, Florida address and shows "© 2026 NewswireJet." It doesn't give a founding year.

Press releases are one part of the business. The site menu also sells reputation management and SEO services, including niche edits, guest post links and "Wikipedia backlinks." That mix is worth knowing. NewswireJet is a PR and link-building shop, not a newswire like PR Newswire or Business Wire.

How much does NewswireJet cost?

Prices are per release. Buying more releases at once lowers the per-release price.

The page also offers the code DEAL for 10% off a first order, and a $25 coupon for joining its newsletter.

The page is a little inconsistent on bulk deals. The table above starts discounts at 3 releases. Further down, the same page says discounts "start from just five orders." It also says "save up to 30%." Ask before you buy a pack, and get the price in writing.

Our older version of this page said NewswireJet cost $99 per release with writing included. That price isn't on its pricing page now, so we removed it.

Which NewswireJet package includes AP News?

We couldn't determine it, and we'd rather say so than guess.

The pricing page lists press release writing ("500 words min"), Google, Yahoo and Bing inclusion, Benzinga, Yahoo Finance, MSN, AP News and financial feeds as features. It also names ABC and NBC as partner media channels. Each package card shows feature labels with icons that mark what's included. Those icons couldn't be read reliably from the page, so we can't map features to packages.

The FAQ says your release "will be published across multiple media sites, up to 300," and that "we also publish press releases on Yahoo Finance and AP News." It doesn't say which package that applies to.

So we can't give a price for one 400-word U.S. national release on NewswireJet. Before you pay, ask support which package includes AP News and writing, and how long releases stay live. NewswireJet's own FAQ says "individual publishers control how long their pages remain live."

Does NewswireJet write the release?

Writing appears in its feature list as "Press Release Writing, 500 words min." Which packages include it isn't clear from the page. It also sells press release writing as a separate service in its menu.

A 500-word minimum is normal length. In PR Gun's database of published press releases, the median PR Newswire release ran 615 words across 82,398 releases published January 4 to October 31, 2026. The median PRLog release ran 394 words across 2,275 releases (September 20 to October 30, 2026). Our release length study covers every wire we track.

Is NewswireJet reliable?

It's a real company with a named founder, an address and published prices. Whether it's reliable for you depends on three things in its terms.

• No refunds. The terms say "Refunds are not available under our policy." Requests are considered "on a case-by-case basis, at our discretion."
• Credits expire fast. Single release credits expire 30 days after purchase "unless explicitly stated." Subscription credits must be used within 30 days. Unused or expired credits aren't refunded.
• Plans renew. Contracts renew automatically unless you cancel in writing 7 days before the renewal date. Monthly and annual plans also auto-renew.

The terms also say NewswireJet "cannot guarantee search engine ranking results, specific placement or media usage of your press release." That's standard for the industry, but it's worth reading next to the outlet names on the pricing page.

Its Trustpilot page showed 2.4 ("Poor") from 8 reviews on November 1, 2026. Eight reviews is a small sample. G2 and Capterra blocked our requests, so we have no score from them. Our older page cited a G2 rating of 3.6 and Trustpilot of 3.8. We couldn't confirm either, so we removed them.

What does NewswireJet do well?

• Prices are published per package and per pack size, which many PR services don't do.
• Every order gets a placement report, according to its FAQ. White-label reports are offered "for a small fee," which helps agencies.
• It offers local, national and global distribution options, and has a reseller program for agencies.

NewswireJet vs. other services for one 400-word U.S. release

For more choices, see our best press release distribution services ranking and the press release service reviews hub.

Who should use NewswireJet?

Startup. Only if support confirms in writing which package covers the outlets you care about. With no refunds and 30-day credits, buy one release, not a pack.

Small business. Departure at $129 is a reasonable test if you're clear on what it includes. Use the release within 30 days.

Agency. The reseller program and white-label reports are the main draw. Check the auto-renewal terms before signing a contract.

Public company. Not a fit for disclosure news. NewswireJet doesn't present itself as a disclosure wire.

Frequently asked questions

How much does NewswireJet cost?

As of November 1, 2026, Newswire Departure is $129, Takeoff is $169, Cruise is $260 and Soar is $699 per single release. Packs of 3 to 24 bring Departure down to $90 per release.

Is NewswireJet reliable or reputable?

It's a real company in Naples, Florida with published prices. Its terms offer no refunds and 30-day credit expiry, and its Trustpilot score was 2.4 from 8 reviews on November 1, 2026.

Is NewswireJet a company?

Yes. Its about page lists David Quintero as CEO and founder and gives a Naples, Florida address. It sells press releases, reputation management and SEO services.

Which NewswireJet package includes AP News?

We couldn't determine it from the pricing page, where inclusion is shown with icons. Its FAQ says it publishes on Yahoo Finance and AP News. Ask support which package includes it before buying.

Does NewswireJet offer refunds?

Its terms say refunds aren't available, though requests may be considered case by case. Unused and expired credits aren't refunded.

Is there a NewswireJet discount code?

Its pricing page offers the code DEAL for 10% off a first order, and a $25 coupon for joining its newsletter.