Create. Verify. Publish. Everywhere.

Write it once.
Publish it everywhere.
Beat the deadline.

One desk that writes, verifies, typesets and distributes. Newsroom Intelligence drafts and fact-checks the story, the layout studio turns it into a press-ready front page, and one click sends the video cut to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn and Reddit. Same story. Every destination. No second team.

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Newsroom Intelligence

Eight editors that never sleep.

Every draft gets a rewrite pass, a fact-check, a legal read and a headline shortlist before a human ever sees it. Your desk still approves every word — nothing is published behind your back, ever.

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Rewrite

Rewrite, field by field

Ask for a full rewrite, or just the headline, the standfirst, or one stubborn paragraph. It touches only what you point it at — never the rest of your copy.

Headlines

A shortlist, not a suggestion

Five to seven headline options per story, styled for web, SEO or broadcast. You pick the one that runs. It never picks for you.

Fact-check

Verified against the live web

Every claim checked against real corroborating coverage, with the evidence and a confidence level shown per claim. No black-box score you have to trust blind.

Tagging

Tags and categories, done

Stories are slotted into your taxonomy automatically and scored by confidence, so the uncertain calls come back to you and the obvious ones never waste your time.

Legal

A compliance read, before print

Defamation and disclosure risk flagged by severity, with a plain-language recommendation. Catch it on the desk, not in a lawyer's letter.

Entities

Who, where, which org

People, places and organisations pulled out and linked automatically — the groundwork every related-story rail and profile page needs, built as you write.

Broadcast

A script, from the same story

Turn a written piece into an anchor-ready video script, timed and formatted for your studio. One story, two formats, no second writer.

Transcribe

Interviews, typed for you

Drop in a recording, get back a searchable, speaker-labelled transcript. Ready to quote from, not just to archive and forget.

The distribution desk

Shoot it once.
Land it on six platforms.

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Your video cut is already in PressZare. Tick the platforms, hit publish, and it goes out to every one of them from the same screen — no exporting, no re-uploading, no juggling six logins and a social intern. Titles, descriptions, hashtags and thumbnails travel with it.

YouTube Facebook Instagram X LinkedIn Reddit

Connect each account once. PressZare keeps the sessions alive.

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One upload, six destinationsSelect the networks and publish in a single action — the same cut lands everywhere it should.
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Copy tuned per networkTitle, description, hashtags and thumbnail are shaped for each platform, not copy-pasted flat across all six.
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One failure never stops the restEach destination is delivered independently. An expired token on one network does not hold your story back from the other five.
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Status you can actually seePer-platform delivery state on every video, so you always know what went live where — and what needs a retry.

Connect your channels

File the story

Your reporter writes once. The desk gets a rewrite pass, a fact-check and a headline shortlist alongside it.

Build the page

Drag it onto tomorrow's front page. The layout studio does the column math and hands you a press-ready PDF.

Push it everywhere

The video cut goes out to six networks from the same screen — while the story is still the story.

The layout desk

Design the print edition
without a print designer.

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Drag stories onto the page and the layout studio handles the column math — span, jump and image sizing update live as you move things around. Hit generate and a press-ready PDF comes back typeset and proofed, in the time it takes to make coffee. No InDesign. No seat licence. No waiting on the one person who knows how to drive it.

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Drag-and-drop page buildingPlace a story, resize its span, and the grid reflows the rest of the page around it.
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Live PDF generationSee the actual printable page as you edit — not a preview that lies to you.
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Typography under your controlHeadline scale, body leading, image sizing — tune the whole page's type without leaving the canvas.
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Headlines that follow the storyMove a story across pages and its headline, deck and byline move with it — re-matched automatically, every time.

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From the field

The story starts on a phone, not at a desk.

Your reporters file from where the news is. Pictures, video and audio go up from the scene and land in the same queue the desk already works — no dictation over the phone, no waiting for someone to get back to the office.

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Reporter app

Filed before you leave the scene

Headline, copy, photographs and video, submitted from the reporter app. The desk sees it the moment it lands, with every field the newsroom needs already filled in.

Assignments

The desk assigns, the reporter accepts

Who is covering what, on the record instead of in a group chat. Filed copy comes back attached to the assignment it answers, so nothing is left uncommissioned or covered twice.

Safety

A panic button in every reporter pocket

An SOS alert reaches the desk immediately, with the location it was raised from. Reporting is not always safe work, and knowing where your people are should not be something you have to build yourself.

Interviews

Recorded on site, typed by the time you are back

Send the recording up from the field and get a speaker-labelled transcript to quote from. The tape stops being an evening of typing.

Freelancers

Cover a district without hiring for it

Commission stringers, receive their submissions and review them in the same queue as staff copy. Coverage stretches to places a salaried reporter cannot be sent every week.

Advertising

Readers place their own ads

Display ads and classifieds arrive from the app and the website — from a signed-in reader, or from a visitor who leaves an agency name, number and email with the booking. Nothing prints until your desk approves it.

Print, modernised

A paper the next generation will actually pick up.

Younger readers did not stop reading. They stopped reading pages that dead-end. A printed story carrying a code back to the video, the gallery and the rest of the reporting competes with a phone instead of losing to it.

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QR codes

Every story carries its own code

The printed article gets a QR that opens that exact story on your own site, with the footage, the full gallery and the updates the column inches could not hold. The layout reserves the space for it; it never sits on top of your copy.

Your traffic

The scan lands on your masthead

Codes point at your domain, not at a portal that borrows your audience. The reader who scanned is on your site, in your app, counted in your numbers.

E-paper

The same edition, on a screen

Every printed edition is also a digital one, page for page, for the readers who left the doorstep delivery behind but not the paper.

Design

Seven layouts, none of them from 1998

Generate the edition in seven typeset themes and print the one that fits the day. Modern grids and real typography, without a designer on the payroll.

Languages

Thirteen languages, one masthead

Publish in the language your district reads, right-to-left scripts included, without running a separate system for each edition.

Reach

Print, app and six networks from one story

The same reporting becomes a page, an app story and a video cut on six platforms. The generation that will not buy a copy still reads you.

What it replaces

Measured against the desk you pay for today.

The work does not disappear. The salaries and the licences do. These are the line items a small daily is carrying right now to do what one subscription here already does.

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What a newsroom pays for today Typical monthly cost On PressZare

Page designer / DTP operator ₹25,000 – ₹40,000 Layout studio, seven themes

Page-design software licence ₹3,000 – ₹5,000 Included

Social media executive ₹20,000 – ₹30,000 One click, six networks

Video and script hand for the digital cut ₹25,000 – ₹35,000 Broadcast script from the same story

Transcription, per hour of tape ₹600 – ₹1,200 Every recording, no per-hour bill

Legal read before a risky story runs Per matter Compliance flag on every story

Ranges are indicative market figures for a small daily, shown to frame the comparison — not a quotation. Your own numbers will differ; ask us for a plan priced against them.

What it costs

Plans, priced per title.

Every plan carries the whole platform — the newsroom intelligence, the layout studio, the reporter app and six-network publishing. What changes is how many people are on the desk and how long the term runs.

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Prices are per publication and shown in Indian rupees. Taxes as applicable.

What it is worth to you

Smaller desk. Faster pages. More places.

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Payroll

One newsroom does the work of three

The script writer, the print designer and the social hand are all jobs the platform already does. Your reporters stay reporters.

Speed

Filed and published in one sitting

Draft, verify, typeset, distribute — every step lives on the same screen. No handoffs, no waiting on another department's queue.

Reach

Every story gets a second life

The audience your print run cannot reach is on six networks. Publishing there stops being a project and becomes a checkbox.

Cost

No design licences to renew

The layout studio replaces the page-design tool and the specialist who drives it. That line leaves your budget entirely.

Risk

The legal read happens every time

Defamation and disclosure risk is flagged on every story, not just the ones someone remembered to send upstairs.

Growth

Add a title, not a team

Launch another publication from the same account, with its own staff, language and settings. The overhead does not multiply.

Built for the newsroom, not a demo

The desk work, handled too.

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Multi-desk, one platform

Run every publication your outlet owns from a single account, each with its own team, language and settings.

13 languages, natively

Your desk works in the language it already works in. The panel follows you, not the other way round.

Roles that match your masthead

Reporter, sub-editor, desk chief — permissions map to how your newsroom actually runs, not a generic admin/user split.

A safety line to the field

A reporter's SOS reaches every editor on shift instantly, with their last known location attached.

Deadline is now

Your next edition starts with one registration.

Bring your desk, your language and your masthead. PressZare fits the newsroom you already run — and quietly does the three jobs you were about to hire for.