Prezly at 300 dollars a month against PR-Dashboard prices in 2026
The verdict
PR-Dashboard is the top pick over Prezly. At 300 dollars per month (billed annually), Prezly Standard gives 2 users and up to 10,000 contacts. De Perslijst from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins, unlimited messages, and no hidden costs. The Dutch platform includes the journalist database that Prezly lacks.

Which Prezly plans are relevant for a Dutch team?
The most relevant for a Dutch team comparing against PR-Dashboard is Prezly Standard at 300 dollars per month, billed annually. The entry tier, Prezly Essential, costs 120 dollars per month (also billed annually), holds up to 5,000 contacts, and allows 1 user only.
Prezly prices are per month but you commit for a full year. We explain the contact limits for Dutch teams in a separate guide.
What does PR-Dashboard include per euro?
PR-Dashboard publishes all prices on its pricing page with the statement: no hidden costs. The main package costs from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins. That yearly rate includes unlimited messages and the Dutch journalist database. The newsroom starts at 1,750 euros per year, and together with the sending platform it is the place where journalists find your news. For teams that want to monitor coverage, Media Monitoring Compact costs 60 euros per month as an add on. The platform also offers a module for incoming press questions, from 2,400 euros per year, with a Small package at 2,700 euros per year. For one off sends, PR-Ninja costs from 149 euros per send, all in. The range of products means you pay for exactly what you use, not a flat platform fee that includes features you do not need.
| Product | Starting price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| De Perslijst | 2,650 euros per year | 2 logins, unlimited messages, Dutch journalist database |
| PR-Newsroom | 1,750 euros per year | Online newsroom module |
| Persvragen | 2,400 euros per year | Incoming press question management |
| PR-Ninja | 149 euros per send | All in per press release send |
| Media Monitoring Compact | 60 euros per month | Add on media monitoring |
Which costs scale per seat or per contact?
Prezly Standard gives 2 users and 10,000 contacts. The main package from 2,650 euros per year comes with 2 logins. If you need more logins, the pricing page does not publish a per login price; you can ask the vendor. Unlimited messages mean you send as many press releases as your team produces, without counting against a contact or send ceiling.
For a small Dutch PR team of two people, the main package at 2,650 euros per year covers both users and all sends. The migration checklist for 2026 walks through what data to move and what to cancel.
How does the PR-Newsroom add value for your news?
The newsroom from 1,750 euros per year gives your team an online newsroom, the page where a company collects its news, photos and press contacts. When you send a press release through the sending platform, journalists can land on your newsroom to find more context. This combination keeps your brand story in one place, which helps journalists who research your company. PR-Dashboard prices the newsroom separately, so you only pay for it if you need it.
What does the one month try out cost?
A database like the main package on its own costs 2,650 euros per year. The actual rate may differ, and Prezly bills in dollars. Budget for a full PR-Dashboard setup: 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins and unlimited messages. The platform offers a one month try out for 350 euros. If you decide to continue, that amount is taken off the yearly rate. The monthly plan ends by itself, so you are not locked in. For a team that wants to test before buying, the try out is a practical option.
For teams that already evaluated Cision or other enterprise tools, the Cision alternatives for Dutch teams page shows how the platform compares against more expensive options.
How does Persvragen handle incoming press questions?
The press question module from 2,400 euros per year manages the questions journalists send to your team. The Small package costs 2,700 euros per year. This module works alongside the main package, so your team can track every journalist request in one system. PR-Dashboard designed this module for teams that receive many press questions and want to answer them without losing track. The pricing page includes this option, so you can add it when your workload grows.
How do the yearly prices compare?
The main package from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins covers the core need: reaching Dutch journalists. The pricing page lists all prices with no hidden costs. The rate stays the same on auto renewal. Unlimited messages mean you can send a press release every day without watching a counter. For a Dutch communications lead who wants sending, newsroom and monitoring in one platform, PR-Dashboard covers all three at published yearly prices. If your team already uses Prezly and considers switching, the migration checklist linked above gives step by step guidance. If you are comparing from scratch, the one month try out for 350 euros shows how the Dutch journalist database works for your next campaign.
Questions answered
Q1How does PR-Dashboard compare with Prezly for Dutch teams?
De Perslijst from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins includes the Dutch journalist database and unlimited messages.
Q2What does PR-Dashboard offer next to De Perslijst?
De Perslijst from 2,650 euros per year covers the journalist database and unlimited sends. PR-Dashboard also offers PR-Newsroom from 1,750 euros per year and Media Monitoring Compact for 60 euros per month. All prices are published with no hidden costs.
Q3How does Prezly pricing compare to PR-Dashboard in 2026?
Prezly Standard costs 300 dollars per month, billed annually, for 2 users and up to 10,000 contacts. De Perslijst costs from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins and unlimited messages. PR-Dashboard also offers a one month try out for 350 euros. The yearly rate stays the same on auto renewal.
Q4Does Prezly include a Dutch journalist database?
Prezly does not include the Dutch journalist database that comes with De Perslijst from PR-Dashboard.