Burrelles review
Burrelles brings distribution, monitoring, contacts and PR measurement into one platform.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Burrelles is a cloud PR software platform for organizations that need to distribute announcements, track coverage and measure communications results. It brings together global press release distribution, news and media monitoring, social media monitoring, a media contact database, coverage reporting and PR analytics. The product fits small, mid-market and enterprise teams seeking ongoing visibility into earned media and campaign performance, with managed services available around media intelligence and PR measurement.
Burrelles uses a contact-sales pricing model, and there is no free plan. That approach suits organizations that want to discuss a communications program with the vendor before selecting services, but it gives buyers less immediate pricing clarity than a self-serve product. The platform is delivered through the web and cloud, so teams should assess whether browser-based access matches their operating requirements. Its broad capability set may be more relevant to ongoing PR programs than to occasional announcement distribution.
The main strength is the connection between distribution and measurement. Teams can send press releases globally, monitor news and social channels, track coverage across online, print, broadcast and social sources, and use reporting and analytics to evaluate results. The media contact database adds a relationship-management layer for outreach. Choose Burrelles when one PR environment needs both communications distribution and multi-channel measurement. Organizations wanting only a lightweight release wire, a free starting plan or native-app workflows may prefer a narrower alternative.
Burrelles pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Global press release distribution across communications campaigns
- Monitors news, social, online, print and broadcast coverage
- Combines media contacts with PR measurement and reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing uses a contact-sales model rather than published plans
- Web-based cloud access may not fit teams needing native apps
- No free plan supports low-commitment evaluation
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