LivePublicator lets companies publish press releases from ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor

LivePublicator, the press release service built for the AI era, now lets companies write and publish a press release without leaving their AI assistant. A company adds LivePublicator to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or any other assistant that supports MCP connectors, using one address: https://livepublicator.com/api/mcp.

The user tells the assistant what happened, in their own words. The assistant drafts the full release with them: headline, summary, body, key facts, a short Q&A, a named quote and a press contact. LivePublicator runs the same checks it runs on every release and sends back a private preview link, or a plain list of anything still missing.

When the user says publish, the release goes live on its own permanent page within seconds. It is listed on the company's page and in LivePublicator's sitemaps, search engines are told about it at once, and the assistant returns the live link.

Previews are free and need no account. Publishing uses credits bought on the website: 5 for $79.95, 10 for $129.90 or 25 for $249.75. Credits never expire. Agencies that publish for many clients can choose a monthly plan of $99 with 10 credits that roll over.

Releases sent from an email on the company's own domain go live after automatic checks. Others are checked by a person first, within 24 hours.

Every LivePublicator release is built to be easy for search engines and AI assistants to read: a one-line summary, key facts, questions and answers, structured data and a plain-text copy. LivePublicator does not promise that any AI tool will mention a company.

Setup steps for each assistant are at livepublicator.com/publish-from-ai.