Comparison

Featured vs Roxhill in 2026: self-serve AI PR co-pilot vs UK enterprise media intelligence

Featured is a $0-79/month self-serve tool for inbound opportunities. Roxhill is a demo-only UK media intelligence platform with no published pricing and no free trial, built for corporate comms teams tracking spokesperson coverage.

Updated July 3, 2026
Featured
Roxhill
Key takeaways
  • Roxhill has no published pricing on either the Professional or Enterprise tier and requires a demo call before you can evaluate cost. Featured publishes all pricing openly, from free up to $79/month.
  • Featured includes GEO Visibility tracking for AI-generated search appearances on every plan, including free. Roxhill has no AI visibility, AI search, or LLM-citation feature of any kind.
  • Roxhill has a spokespeople analytics module tracking share of voice against named competitors. Featured has no equivalent capability; its competitor visibility watch tracks media coverage patterns, not individual spokesperson performance.
  • Roxhill's journalist database depth is concentrated in UK national, regional, and trade press. Featured has no searchable journalist database at all; it surfaces inbound requests instead.
  • Roxhill has no free tier and no trial of any kind. Featured has a genuine ongoing free tier with no credit card required.
  • Neither tool offers a public API. Roxhill confirms no API access on either tier; Featured has none as of mid-2026.

Featured and Roxhill sit at opposite ends of the PR software market. Featured is self-serve and cheap: sign up free, prompt an AI chat for journalist requests and podcast bookings, and pay at most $79 a month if you want more daily usage. Roxhill is neither self-serve nor cheap in any visible way, pricing is not published, there is no free trial, and getting access starts with a demo call. What you get for that friction is real: a deep UK journalist database with editorial intelligence on beat changes, a spokespeople analytics module that measures share of voice against named competitors, and press release distribution built into the same platform. If your PR program is a solo effort chasing inbound opportunities, this comparison resolves quickly. If you are running corporate communications for a UK-focused organization with executives to position, it resolves the other way.

The tools at a glance

ToolStarting priceBest for
Featured$0/moSolo founders, subject-matter experts, and small PR teams who want to start immediately, without a demo call, and want AI search visibility tracking included at no extra cost.
RoxhillContact for pricingUK-focused PR agencies and corporate communications teams that need journalist database depth, media monitoring, and spokesperson share-of-voice measurement in one platform, and have budget for a sales-led enterprise tool.

Roxhill

Media intelligence platform for UK and global PR with journalist database, media monitoring, and spokespeople analytics

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Roxhill is built around a UK journalist database that goes deeper than generic global tools, with editorial intelligence tracking when journalists move outlets, change beats, or shift editorial focus. PR teams use it to time pitches around what a journalist is already covering, which is a materially different workflow than responding to inbound requests as they appear.

The spokespeople analytics module is the clearest differentiator versus a tool like Featured. It tracks how individual executives or experts in your organization are covered in the media, compares their share of voice against named competitor spokespeople, and surfaces which journalists cover your sector but have not yet quoted your people. That turns thought-leadership positioning into something measurable rather than anecdotal, which matters for communications teams reporting results upward.

Press release distribution and media monitoring with smart folders round out the platform, along with a managed layer of bespoke newsletters and board-ready reports for teams that need polished executive deliverables. None of this is cheap or fast to access, though. Pricing is not published on either tier, there is no free trial, and there is no API for pulling data into other systems.

Pricing
Feature
Professional
Contact for pricing
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
Journalist database access
Media monitoring
Spokespeople analytics
Press release distribution
Bespoke reports (managed)Add-on
API access
Best for: UK-focused PR agencies and corporate communications teams that need journalist database depth, media monitoring, and spokesperson share-of-voice measurement in one platform, and have budget for a sales-led enterprise tool.

Head-to-head feature comparison

Feature
Featured
Roxhill
Pricing transparencyFully published (Free/$29/$79)Not published, requires a demo
Free tierYes, real free tierNo, no free tier or trial
Journalist database with editorial intelligenceNo, inbound requests onlyYes, UK-focused with journalist move tracking
Podcast/speaking opportunity discoveryYesNo
Spokesperson share-of-voice analyticsNoYes, spokespeople analytics module
AI-citation or AI search visibility trackingYes, GEO Visibility on every planNo
Press release distributionNoYes, built into the platform
Media monitoringCompetitor visibility watch onlyYes, with smart folders and digests
API accessNoNo
Starting priceFree (Lite $29/mo)Contact for pricing

Roxhill measures spokesperson coverage. Neither tool measures AI-answer coverage.

AI Peekaboo dashboard

Featured's GEO Visibility tracks brand appearances in AI-generated search results on every plan, but it is a bundled feature with a daily credit cap and no API, so the data stays inside Featured's interface. Roxhill goes further on traditional media measurement, spokesperson-level share of voice against named competitors, but has no AI visibility feature at all; a placement it helps you earn is measured by the coverage itself, not by whether that coverage later gets cited in ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews. AI Peekaboo fills that specific gap: five AI engines tracked, competitive share-of-voice measurement for AI answers rather than traditional press, a read and write API on every plan from $50/month, and white-label delivery for agencies reporting to multiple clients. For a comms team already measuring spokesperson share of voice in Roxhill, extending that same discipline to AI answers is a natural next step.

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Which should you choose?

Solo founders and consultants who want to start today without a demo callFeatured
UK-focused corporate comms teams needing spokesperson share-of-voice dataRoxhill
Anyone without budget for a sales-led enterprise toolFeatured
Teams needing a deep UK journalist database with beat-change alertsRoxhill
Brands wanting AI search visibility tracked as part of their PR stackFeatured
Communications teams needing board-ready reports as a managed deliverableRoxhill

These two are not competing for the same buyer. Featured is built to be self-serve from the first minute, no sales call, no negotiated contract, which fits a solo founder or a small team perfectly and a large corporate comms department poorly. Roxhill is built the opposite way, deep UK press intelligence and spokesperson measurement that a growing brand does not need and a large communications team genuinely does, gated behind a demo because the pricing likely scales with organization size and usage in a way that does not fit a public price page. The one place Featured has an edge regardless of buyer size is AI visibility tracking, which Roxhill simply has not built yet.

Bottom line

Pick Featured if you want to start immediately, keep costs under $80 a month, and get AI search visibility tracking bundled in without asking for it. Book the Roxhill demo if you run corporate communications for a UK-focused organization and need journalist database depth plus spokesperson share-of-voice measurement that a self-serve tool like Featured simply was not built to provide. Larger comms teams that want both traditional spokesperson measurement and AI-answer visibility will find neither platform complete on its own; Roxhill covers the former well, and a dedicated AI visibility tool like AI Peekaboo covers the latter.

Frequently asked questions

Why does Roxhill not publish its pricing while Featured does?

Roxhill sells to corporate communications and PR agency accounts where pricing likely scales with organization size, journalist database access, and usage, which pushes vendors toward a sales-led demo model rather than a fixed public price. Featured, by contrast, is built as a self-serve product with the same feature set across all three tiers, so publishing Free, $29, and $79 pricing openly fits its go-to-market model.

Does Roxhill track AI search visibility the way Featured does with GEO Visibility?

No, Roxhill does not offer any AI visibility, AI search, or LLM-citation tracking feature on either its Professional or Enterprise tier. Featured includes GEO Visibility, which tracks brand and expertise appearances in AI-generated search responses, on every plan including free.

Is Roxhill worth the sales process for a company outside the UK?

Roxhill is worth it mainly for organizations with meaningful UK media exposure, since its journalist database depth and editorial intelligence are concentrated in UK national, regional, and trade press. Brands running primarily North American or APAC PR programs are likely to find the international coverage thinner than dedicated global platforms, making the demo process less worthwhile.

What does Roxhill's spokespeople analytics actually measure?

Roxhill's spokespeople analytics tracks how individual executives or experts at your organization are covered in the media, compares their share of voice against named competitor spokespeople, and identifies journalists covering your sector who have not yet quoted your people. Featured has no equivalent feature at any tier; its closest capability is a general competitor visibility watch rather than individual spokesperson measurement.

Can a solo founder or small startup realistically use Roxhill?

Roxhill is a difficult fit for a solo founder or small startup mainly because of the demo-only access, unpublished pricing, and lack of any free tier or trial, all of which point to an enterprise sales process built for larger comms budgets. Featured is the more realistic starting point for that size of team, since it is free to begin and requires no sales conversation.

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