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Overview

$1,000+

Min Project Size

$50 - $99/hr

Avg Hourly Rate

2 - 9

Employees

2023

Year Founded

ABOUT PAYPER

Results-based PR.

Payper is a performance-driven Public Relations agency in New Zealand. Forget about fixed fees, exorbitant retainers, unexpected charges, and binding contracts. With Payper, you’ll pay straightforward and transparent fees that directly reflect our effectiveness in securing news coverage for you. Now that's truly accountable.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS

$1,000+

Min Project Size

$50 - $99/hr

Avg Hourly Rate

2 - 9

Employees

2023

Year Founded

Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
100% Public Relations

About the Team

OUR STORY
Established in 2016, Payper transformed New Zealand's PR and communications landscape with an innovative pay-per-coverage model, ensuring clients pay solely for the media exposure they receive. This approach underscores Payper's commitment to accountability and results-driven service. The company supports New Zealand's most ambitious organizations and individuals in securing deserved news coverage. Led by seasoned professionals like Lewis Hampton, with extensive journalism and PR experience including managing communications for the New Zealand Olympic Team, and Adrien Taylor, a former journalist and entrepreneur passionate about meaningful storytelling, Payper combines deep industry knowledge with ethical, efficient communication strategies. Focused on clear, honest engagement, Payper strives to cut through media noise and enable impactful, positive narratives for its clients.

Projects & Clients

Project Size & Rate
Minimum Project Size

$1,000+

Average Hourly Rate

$50 - $99/hr

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