Monitor 140,000+ publications including major paywalled outlets across 100+ languages. Get a daily briefing that tells you what's happening, how it's framed, and what to do next. Read less. Know more.
Real-time alerts across 140,000+ outlets, including the FT, WSJ, Bloomberg, and other major paywalled publications your competitors aren't monitoring.
Every search returns a briefing: coverage overview, sentiment and framing, trend detection, or journalist intelligence. You choose the lens. We do the reading.
When a story breaks, connect directly with the journalists covering it. Verified contacts, secure payments, no cold outreach guesswork.
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Media monitoring for PR and comms teams
We monitor more than 140,000 publications worldwide, including national and local news, digital-first outlets, trade press and international media, across 100+ languages. Coverage is global by default, and you can focus on any region or market.
Yes. You can run a number of free searches each day without an account, so you can see live coverage and how the tool works before you register.
Coverage refreshes throughout the day, with new articles indexed shortly after publication. You can follow a story as it breaks and watch how the narrative develops.
Yes. Monitor brands, products, competitors, executives, issues or themes, and refine each search to capture exactly what matters to you.
Results are deduplicated and enriched with structured metadata to cut noise and repetition, so what you see is relevant and ready to analyse.
Yes. Look back over past coverage to understand volume, timing and patterns. This is useful for campaign analysis, reputation tracking and longer-term research.
Filter by publication, country, language and date to move from a broad sweep to a focused set of articles in a few clicks.
Yes. Articles are classified by sentiment, positive, neutral or negative, and you can chart how coverage and tone shift over time. These signals support your analysis; they do not replace your judgment.
Yes. Export your results to drop coverage straight into reports, briefings or internal dashboards.