Uproar by Moburst

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted PR engagements, primarily structured as monthly retainers for ongoing public relations work; the company also appears to take project-based engagements, and Clutch review summaries specifically mention ongoing retainer agreements for PR strategies.
• Starting price: $5,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $150-$199 / hr
• Billing: Primarily monthly retainer for PR strategies; also custom per-project engagements. Clutch publishes an hourly-rate band, but that is a directory listing signal rather than a price menu published by Uproar itself.

I did not find a public pricing page, package table, or fixed retainer menu on Uproar by Moburst's own site; their site pushes buyers to contact sales for a custom proposal. However, reputable third-party directories do publish concrete commercial signals: Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project size and a $150-$199/hr average hourly rate, while The Manifest lists a $5,000+ starting project size. Clutch's review summary also says projects often involve ongoing retainer agreements for PR strategies, which strongly supports a monthly-retainer/custom-quote model, but those directory figures should be treated as marketplace/listing estimates rather than agency-published list prices.

Based on verified client reviews and Uproar by Moburst’s own service pages, engagements typically begin with the agency learning the client’s business, goals, and narrative, then turning that into targeted PR and thought-leadership outreach delivered through recurring meetings, press materials, media pitching, and ongoing coverage/results updates.

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   Align on goals and business context

   Uproar by Moburst starts by understanding the client’s business, objectives, audience, and market context so it can shape the engagement around specific goals such as earned media coverage, thought leadership, launches, or narrative development. Clients repeatedly say the team takes time to understand what their business does before pushing tactics.

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   Define the narrative and PR strategy

   After discovery, the team develops the messaging, narrative, and targeted PR strategy. Evidence from its media-relations and thought-leadership pages shows this includes analyzing strengths, challenges, and the market landscape, then aligning messaging and outreach tactics with business objectives; Clutch reviews also mention message and narrative development as a core goal.

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   Create press assets and campaign materials

   Next, Uproar prepares the materials used to run the program, such as press releases, content, contributor articles, media-facing story angles, and other press materials. Reviews describe deliverables including content development, press releases, case studies, blogs, articles for trade publications, and influencer campaign components.

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   Run targeted outreach and opportunity placement

   The agency then executes outreach to relevant journalists, editors, producers, publications, and other opportunities such as speaking engagements, awards, podcast bookings, or influencer activations depending on the account. Its own pages describe personalized pitching and relationship-building, while reviews mention strategic media outreach, interview placements, thought leadership opportunities, verbal interviews, and influencer campaigns.

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   Collaborate through recurring check-ins and fast-turn communication

   Work appears to be managed as an ongoing collaborative program rather than a one-off handoff, with virtual meetings, email, phone, and text used to keep activity moving. One verified client explicitly reported bi-weekly meetings, and multiple reviews emphasize quick turnaround, responsiveness, and organized project management.

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   Secure coverage and deliver ongoing visibility work

   As outreach lands, Uproar delivers published articles, media engagements, coverage, and related visibility wins across trade, local, and national outlets. Clients describe ongoing earned-media delivery by quarter or over longer retainers, and the agency’s site says it secures placements and then helps amplify them across owned channels.