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Published, because we could not find one other UK music PR agency that publishes theirs. You should not have to spend three weeks on email to find out what something costs.

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Assets only

Release Kit

Everything you need to look like a professional release. No outreach.

£295 per release

  • Press release and artist biography
  • Digital press kit (EPK)
  • Release landing page with pre-save
  • Social asset pack
  • One short-form video edit
  • Yours to keep and reuse
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Most artists start here

Single Campaign

A full press campaign for one single, with the whole asset package included.

£695 per release

  • Everything in Release Kit
  • Media list built for your genre, approved by you before we send
  • Four to six weeks of pitching and two follow-up waves
  • Three short-form video edits
  • Spotify and Meta ad campaigns built and handed to you
  • Live reporting dashboard
  • Email list and retargeting audience you keep
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EP and album cycles

Release Campaign+

For an EP, a multi-single rollout or a release with touring behind it.

£1,450 per release

  • Everything in Single Campaign
  • Eight to ten week campaign window
  • Extended, tiered media list
  • Radio plugging outreach
  • Playlist and curator pitching
  • Six short-form video edits
  • Ad campaigns built for up to three platforms
  • Follow-up release strategy session
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All prices exclude VAT. Advertising spend is paid by you directly to the platform. We build and hand over the ad campaigns rather than managing an ongoing budget, which is part of what keeps the price where it is.

The Single Campaign, itemised

What each component would cost bought on its own, at typical UK market rates.

Genre-targeted press campaign, four to six weeks£600
Press release and artist biography£150
Digital press kit (EPK)£200
Release landing page with pre-save and email capture£250
Three short-form video edits£150
Social asset pack: Canvas, covers, story frames£120
Spotify and Meta ad campaigns, built and handed over£200
Pre-save and email capture flow£150
Live campaign reporting dashboard£100
Total if bought separately£1,920
Single Campaign price£695

We have deliberately kept these figures conservative. A value stack claiming ten times the price reads as a scam to anyone who has been in this industry for five minutes, and this is an audience that has mostly been burned already.

Where £695 sits in the market

Below the point where UK agencies will normally take your call, and well above the point where you should be suspicious.

TierTypical UK price
Playlist and blog submission tools£30 to £120
Below this, the industry advises walking awayunder £500
Jericho Single Campaign£695
Entry-level agency campaign, one single£500 to £1,000
Mid-tier agency campaign£1,000 to £3,000
Premium retainer, album or tour cycle£3,000 to £5,000+

Market figures are indicative ranges drawn from publicly stated UK agency pricing guidance. The reason most artists never see a number like this is that reputable agencies rarely accept budgets under about a thousand pounds, which prices out most independent artists in Britain.

What this reaches, and what it does not

A campaign at this price works hard at one level of the media and does not pretend to work at another. We would rather set that out here than have you find it out in week five.

Where these campaigns land. Specialist and independent digital outlets. Genre blogs and zines with real readerships. Regional and community radio. BBC Introducing. Scene-specific podcasts and playlists. City press in the places that still have it. This is the layer where an independent artist's audience is actually built, and it is a layer most agencies treat as filler on the way to somewhere else.

Where they do not. The national monthlies, the front of the big consumer titles, daytime national radio. Those are won over multiple campaigns, with a track record behind you, usually with a longer lead time and a bigger budget than this. We name those outlets on our genre pages so you know what the ladder looks like, not to imply that one campaign puts you on it.

If your release is genuinely in range of the tier above, we will tell you, and we will tell you what it would take. If it is not yet, you will hear that too.

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Pricing questions

Yes, where applicable. Prices shown exclude VAT.
Half on booking, half when the media list is approved and your assets are delivered, which is before any outreach begins. You will have seen most of what you are paying for before the second payment.
Tell us and we will move the campaign. It happens constantly and it costs nothing as long as we know before outreach begins.
No. The assets are what make the campaign work and what make the price defensible. A pitch without a decent press shot and a working landing page tends to fail regardless of who sends it.
We build the campaigns, set the targeting, write the creative and hand them over documented, so the account and the spend stay yours. Ongoing management is a separate service and not bundled into this price, because doing it properly costs more than this fee allows.
If your campaign secures zero placements, your next Single Campaign with us is free. It is capped at one campaign and placement is defined precisely in the terms so that neither of us is guessing.
Because below about £500 a genuine multi-week campaign cannot be delivered by a person, and the industry is right to warn artists away from that tier. The £295 Release Kit exists for artists who need the assets but not the outreach.

Not sure which tier fits?

Tell us the release, the date and the budget you actually have. We will tell you which tier makes sense, or that none of them do yet.

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