cutePR

Private beta

Private beta for PR operators

The PR workspace for contacts, sends, coverage, and launch reporting.

cutePR keeps the launch memory together: who fits, what was sent, what followed up, what landed, and what can go straight into the report.

Request early access

Private beta. Accessible plans for solo operators and small PR teams.

  • ContactsMedia + creators
  • CampaignsSamples + follow-ups
  • ReportsLinks + EMV + exports
cutePR contacts table screenshot showing journalists, creators, product fit, markets, topics, tiers, and emails using demo data.
Demo workspace shown in the real app. Contact fit, markets, topics, and campaign context stay visible.

The problem

The launch tracker, contact sheet, gifting sheet, and report deck drift apart.

Senior PR work depends on details that usually live in different places: last touch, sample status, coverage URL, product shown, market, language, and report-ready notes.

Product proof

Real screens for the operator loop.

Follow contacts, sends, coverage, and reporting evidence without rebuilding launch context in another spreadsheet.

cutePR campaign workspace screenshot showing product seeding rows with contacts, products, send statuses, dates, and notes using demo data.

Campaign + seeding

See every send in the campaign context.

Keep samples, dates, send status, and follow-up notes attached to the campaign while the launch is still moving.

cutePR contacts table screenshot showing journalists, creators, product fit, markets, topics, tiers, and emails using demo data.

Contact memory

See fit and last touch before you pitch.

Check fit, market, topic, channel, and last-touch context before the next pitch or follow-up.

cutePR coverage table screenshot showing media outlets, contacts, markets, campaign, product, quality, EMV, and evidence detail using demo data.

Coverage evidence

Coverage stays tied to proof.

Review coverage URLs, product presence, quality notes, and EMV context without rebuilding the story later.

cutePR reporting screenshot showing generated report rows, top media, top products, seeded pairs, creator counts, send statuses, and linked social posts using demo data.

Reporting

Reports start from work already tracked.

Build reports from tracked work: top media, creator activity, seeded products, coverage links, and export-ready notes.

What stays connected

The contact, the send, the coverage, and the report stay in one chain.

Memory

PR memory first

Contacts, notes, markets, topics, last touch, and campaign history stay connected before the next pitch.

Audience

Press + creators + gifting

Journalists, creators, samples, coverage links, and reports live in one operating chain.

Boundary

Manual outreach stays in your hands

Prepare lists and track follow-ups in cutePR, then send from the email workflow you already trust.

Evidence

Reporting evidence

Coverage URLs, product presence, quality, EMV notes, and exports stay reviewable.

Plans

Start free, then choose the workspace that fits your PR load.

Operator is the recommended plan for small PR teams at EUR 149/month when billed annually. Optional AI and prospecting add-ons stay separate from the core PR workspace.

Start

Bee Free

For evaluation and proof with your own PR data.

cutePR bee reviewing a spreadsheet import.
EUR 0Free diagnostic path
  • 1 user
  • 250 contacts
  • 1 active campaign
  • CRM import preview

Check import quality, spot CRM gaps, and see what a first report could look like.

Entry

Solo

For freelance PR and one-person brand PR.

cutePR bee working next to a report laptop.
EUR 49/moAnnual plan; EUR 59 monthly
  • 1 operator + 1 reviewer
  • 1,500 contacts
  • 5 active campaigns
  • Report exports

A focused setup for one operator who needs clean memory without a large-suite rollout.

Recommended

Operator

For the main in-house PR operator or small team.

cutePR operator team reviewing a campaign board.
EUR 149/moAnnual plan; EUR 179 monthly
  • 3 operators + 5 reviewers
  • 10,000 contacts
  • 25 active campaigns
  • Products and sends tracked

Best fit for teams replacing CRM sheets, campaign trackers, and report decks.

Team

Studio

For boutique agencies, multi-brand, and multi-market teams.

Full cutePR studio team working around a campaign dashboard.
EUR 349/moAnnual plan; EUR 419 monthly
  • 8 operators + 20 reviewers
  • 50,000 contacts
  • 100 active campaigns
  • Advanced onboarding path

For teams coordinating more brands, more markets, more reviewers, and heavier reporting loops.

Planned prices exclude VAT and annual prices are shown as monthly equivalents. Concierge remains custom from EUR 900/month annual for migration, private deployment, SSO, custom templates, and heavier bring-your-own-key setup.

Roadmap

Built carefully, with the right boundaries.

The core promise is the PR workspace: contacts, campaigns, gifting, coverage, and reports first. Email integrations and optional AI assistance come after that foundation.

  1. NowPrivate beta workbench for contacts, campaigns, gifting, coverage, and reports.
  2. NextGuided import review, onboarding support, and sharper report templates for recurring launches.
  3. LaterEmail API integrations, paid migration, and optional AI credits or bring-your-own-key for heavier research workflows.

Early access

Private beta access will open in limited waves.

Join the list with a few details about your PR setup. We will use it to prioritize the next private beta waves.

cutePR bee holding a PR report for early access users.

Step 1

Request early access

Tell us where to reach you and what kind of PR work you run.

We will use your details to manage cutePR beta access and product updates. No spam, no resale of your data.

Optional qualification questions appear after your place is saved.

FAQ

Questions operators ask first.

Does cutePR send emails?

Not in the private beta. cutePR helps you prepare lists, keep context, track follow-ups, and document what happened. Sending remains manual for now, with email API integrations planned later.

Can I import messy existing spreadsheets?

Yes. The beta is designed around real PR imports: contact sheets, media lists, product-send trackers, and coverage exports that need review before they become reliable memory.

Can I keep Outlook or manual sending?

Yes. cutePR keeps the list, context, last touch, and follow-up state together, while actual sending stays in the email workflow you trust during the beta.

Can reviewers see reports without touching the workspace?

That is the direction. Reviewers are treated differently from operators so founders, clients, or internal leads can review evidence and reports without owning daily PR operations.

Can I track products and samples without inventory software?

Yes. cutePR tracks PR send status, product fit, posted or not-posted context, and sample follow-up. It is not trying to replace inventory or logistics software.

Is EMV explainable?

Yes. EMV should stay reviewable with coverage links, product presence, quality notes, and calculation context instead of becoming a black-box score.

Who is cutePR for?

cutePR is for PR operators who manage journalists, creators, campaigns, gifting, coverage, and reports. It is especially suited to hands-on teams and solo operators who need a focused workspace rather than a large enterprise suite.

Is cutePR only for fashion PR?

No. Fashion and lifestyle workflows are strong early examples because they combine press, products, creators, gifting, and reporting. The product is intended for broader consumer and brand PR workflows too.

Is AI included?

The core cutePR workspace does not depend on unlimited bundled AI usage. AI assistance is planned as monthly credits and/or bring-your-own-key for research, cleanup, and writing workflows.

How will private beta access work?

Access will open in limited waves. The waitlist helps prioritize operators whose current PR workflows match the product direction.

Will pricing be accessible?

Yes. The planned shape starts with a free diagnostic path, then Solo for independents, Operator as the recommended plan for small PR teams, and Studio for boutique agencies or multi-brand teams.