Your announcement deserves somewhere permanent.
CaymanFreePress publishes press releases from Cayman Islands businesses, charities and public bodies at no cost. You send us the announcement; a person reads it; it goes up on its own page and stays there.
Why is it free?
Because charging a Cayman company several hundred US dollars to put forty new jobs on the record is absurd, and that is what the international wire services cost. Local distribution here is free and will stay free. We may later charge for optional distribution beyond Cayman — that is not open yet, and it changes nothing about publishing here.
What you get
A permanent page you can cite
Your release gets its own address on caymanfreepress.com and a dated wire reference like CFP/PR/2026-0014. Quote it to a bank, a regulator, a journalist, or a client — it will still be there.
Built to be found
Every release carries news schema naming your company as the author, goes into a Google News sitemap within minutes, and is announced to search engines the moment it publishes.
Your own newsroom
Everything you file collects on one page under your company's name, with its own RSS feed you can point your website at. Claim it and you can file directly.
Read by people who follow Cayman news
We also carry headlines from every Cayman publication, so the site is somewhere people come back to — not a noticeboard nobody visits.
How it works
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Send it
Paste your announcement into the form. No account, about two minutes.
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We read it
A person checks it — usually within one business day. We publish it as you wrote it; we do not rewrite your words.
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It's live
You get the link. It is yours to share anywhere.
What we won’t do
We turn down anything that reads as an advertisement rather than an announcement — offers, discounts, price lists. Links in your release are published as no-follow, which is what search engines require of press releases everywhere; link to whatever you like, it just will not pass ranking signals. And we publish releases as received: accuracy is yours, and every page says plainly that we did not write it. The full guidelines are here.