PRESS is a marketplace where independent journalists showcase their work and find paid assignments, while newsrooms and agencies discover, evaluate, and commission the right reporter.

Independent journalists, reporters, editors, photographers, producers, newsrooms, publishers, and communications agencies can create an account. Choose the account type that matches how you plan to use the platform.

Yes. Creating an account and setting up your profile is free. If paid plans or platform fees are introduced, they will be shown clearly before you commit to anything.

Yes. The platform is available in English and French, and journalists can list every language they work in on their profile.

Browse open missions, filter them to match your skills and availability, then submit an application with your profile, cover letter, proposed budget, and any requested work samples.

Add a clear headline, biography, location, languages, areas of expertise, experience, and strong published work. A complete profile helps editors assess your fit without asking for the same information again.

Yes. Journalists can publish articles and build a portfolio on PRESS, giving editors a direct view of their voice, reporting range, and track record.

Yes. Newsrooms can send direct invitations to journalists for private or targeted assignments. You can review the brief and accept or decline the invitation from your account.

Create an agency account, then add the brief, budget, deadline, location, required languages and skills, and any screening questions or documents applicants must provide.

Search journalist profiles by expertise, language, location, and experience. You can compare profiles and portfolios, review applicants, or invite a strong match directly.

Yes. Agency accounts support team members so colleagues can review candidates, manage assignments, and keep hiring work in one shared space.

PRESS currently helps both sides discover each other, manage applications, and communicate. Contracting, invoicing, and payment arrangements are agreed directly between the journalist and the commissioning organisation.