Media monitoring
The news your company belongs in, without a media suite contract
Media suites are built for teams with the budget and the people to run them. nwsppr reads the coverage for you and prints the stories your company belongs in as a morning paper, ranked by how soon you need to respond.
From $49/month for the whole team · cancel any time
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What media monitoring is for
Media monitoring means knowing what the press says about your company, your competitors and your market, so your team can respond while a story still matters.
The hard part was never collecting mentions. It's deciding which of them deserve a statement, a call or a post, and getting that to the people who act on it before the day fills up. When that fails, you find out about the story from your CEO.
How nwsppr does it
You give us your website. We work out your competitors, products, customers and topics, and you confirm them. There are no boolean searches to maintain.
Every morning your team gets one paper. The stories that need a response lead the front page, each with a short note on why it matters and how long you have to act, and the link to the original reporting first, so your statement answers what was actually reported.
With the Alerts add-on, sources are checked every 15 minutes through the day, and a story that can't wait reaches you by email or text.
Priced like a newspaper, not a suite
nwsppr is one price per company, billed monthly or every three months, with no annual contract and no seats to count. PR, comms and the rest of marketing read the same paper, and with the Department sheets add-on each team gets its own sheet.
It doesn't do media lists, press release distribution or reporter outreach. If those are what you need, a suite is the right tool. If you need the news, read the paper.
The usual way, and the paper
Media monitoring, done as a newspaper
| Job | The usual way | With nwsppr |
|---|---|---|
| Finding the coverage | Keyword alerts and boolean searches you maintain | Built from your website, competitors and topics |
| Deciding what needs a response | Someone reads the whole feed of mentions | Ranked by how soon you need to act |
| Checking the facts | Clippings without context | Every story leads with its original source |
| Buying it | An annual contract, priced by seat or module | Per company, monthly or every three months |
FAQ
Questions
Does it catch every mention of our company?
No, and that's the point. It reads your industry's trade press, newsrooms and regulators and keeps the stories that matter to your business, ranked, so your team reads the paper instead of a feed of mentions.
Is there a contract?
No annual contract. It's priced per company, billed monthly or every three months, and you can cancel any time from your billing page.
Do I have to set up keywords?
No. You give us your website, confirm the competitors and topics we find, and the paper follows them. You can add or remove topics any time.
Is it media monitoring software or a service?
A bit of both. There's nothing to configure or run: nwsppr reads the coverage and puts a paper in front of your team every morning.
Can we replace our media suite with it?
For monitoring, often yes. For media lists, distribution and reporter outreach, no: nwsppr is a newspaper, not a PR suite.
Do you republish articles?
No. We summarize each story and link to the original reporting, so your team reads the source.
Be first to the story.
The news that affects your business, every morning, before your first meeting. Nothing else.