Best PR agencies in New York
New York, United States
This page lists 1622 public relations agencies with an office in New York, ordered so verified profiles and agencies with client reviews appear first. Each listing links to a full profile with services, industries served, portfolio, and contact details. Use it to shortlist a PR partner in New York without wading through search results.
List of PR agencies in New York
CCM New York
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CCNY PRSSA
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Celebrity Service International
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Celeritas PR
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Céline Kaplan PR (CKPR)
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Center Of Floral Design
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Centerpiece Public Relations, Inc.
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Centivox
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Cessie C. Communications
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Chamberlain Healthcare Public Relations
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Chandler Chicco Agency (CCA)
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ChangeCommunications
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Channel V Media
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Channel Z Marketing
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CHAO.S PR
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Chapter 2
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CHAR PR
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Chic Influence LLC
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Chiefly Communications
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Child's Play Communications
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Chinese Business Development
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Chletcos Gallagher Inc
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Chok Chok LLC
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Chrissy Walker Public Relations
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Frequently asked questions about PR agencies in New York
- How many PR agencies are in New York?
- Online PR lists 1622 public relations agencies in New York. The directory covers local boutiques and offices of larger firms. Every profile shows services, client ratings, and reviews so you can shortlist a partner near you.
- How much do PR agencies in New York typically charge?
- Retainers in New York usually range from a few thousand USD per month for a boutique firm to five-figure retainers for full-service agencies. Request quotes directly from any listed agency on Online PR to get transparent pricing for your specific project.
- How do I hire a PR agency in New York?
- Shortlist 3-5 agencies from the list above based on rating, services offered, and industry fit, then send each a briefing with your goals, budget, and timeline. Online PR lets you message agencies and request quotes so you can compare responses side-by-side before committing.