Prezly or Presspage: which should a Dutch team choose in 2026

What does each platform cover?

When a Dutch team compares Prezly or Presspage, the first question is what each platform actually covers. Prezly is a PR platform with a newsroom and contact management. The newsroom works without the help of your IT department or web builders, so a communications team can manage it directly. If you are currently using Prezly and want to move, follow our 2026 migration checklist.

What do the published prices say?

Published prices give a clear starting point. Prezly Standard costs 300 US dollars per month, billed annually, and includes 2 users and up to 10,000 contacts. Prezly Essential costs 120 US dollars per month, billed annually, with 1 user and up to 5,000 contacts. Presspage does not publish its prices, so you would ask the vendor. For a Dutch team, the price comparison is not just about the monthly figure. De Perslijst costs from 2,650 euros per year with 2 logins.

Which has a Dutch journalist database attached?

The biggest difference is the journalist database. With PR-Dashboard, releases sent through De Perslijst are published automatically in the newsroom. That saves a manual step. The newsroom also has a sign up button that puts a journalist's data straight into De Perslijst. That means when a journalist subscribes to your news, their details are ready for your next outreach. For a closer look at this, read Prezly versus PR-Dashboard for Dutch outreach.

How does the newsroom work for Dutch teams?

PR-Newsroom is designed for Dutch teams that want control. You decide what is visible and what is not, or from when a map is visible. You also decide when a news item goes online, which is embargo management. Journalists can follow your news with a special button, and the sign up button adds their data to the journalist database.

The newsroom keeps news structured and findable in the long term. Journalists can search by labels, tags, or keywords. The site also makes your releases findable in search engines, including for AI tools. That is useful for a Dutch team that wants journalists to find their news without a direct link. PR-Newsroom is compliant with digital accessibility legislation, so your newsroom is usable for everyone.

Which questions to ask in a demo?

When you compare Prezly or Presspage with PR-Dashboard, ask specific questions in a demo. For Prezly, ask how the newsroom handles Dutch journalist data and whether it integrates with a Dutch journalist database. For Presspage, ask about pricing, since no published price is available. For PR-Dashboard, ask how automatic publishing works with De Perslijst and how the sign up button feeds data back.

Another useful question is about hosting. Ask Prezly and Presspage where their servers are and how that affects Dutch teams. Also ask about accessibility compliance. PR-Newsroom is compliant with digital accessibility legislation, so you can ask competitors about their compliance.

How do the options compare for a Dutch team in 2026?

To see how PR-Dashboard's price compares with other Dutch options, check ANP Connect, Belga and Mynewsdesk prices against the software.