Mention monitors the web and social platforms for brand mentions and delivers real-time alerts and competitive intelligence.
Mention keeps tabs on your brand, competitors, and industry keywords across millions of sources including social media, news, forums, and review sites. Real-time alerts keep teams informed, while AI summaries digest noisy mention streams into actionable insights. Its competitive analysis shows share of voice against rivals, and built-in publishing lets social teams respond without switching tools.
Mention’s alert system is its backbone: choose sources, languages, and influence thresholds, and the platform pushes notifications through email, Slack, or mobile. The built-in publisher lets social teams respond and post from the same workspace where they monitor.
The combination of monitoring and publishing makes Mention a compact social command center: spot a conversation, respond, and post follow-up content without leaving the platform. Boolean queries keep noisy categories manageable for precise tracking.
Mention offers a free trial with a limited free plan for basic monitoring. Paid plans scale by alerts, mentions, and users.
Brand managers, PR professionals, and agencies who need fast awareness of what is being said online.
A basic free plan and trial exist; full monitoring power is in paid plans.
Yes, Mention offers an API and integrations with Slack, Zapier, and social platforms.
Mention is faster and simpler for alerting; Brand24 goes deeper on analytics and reporting.
Social platforms, news sites, forums, blogs, and review sites are covered across millions of sources.
Yes, campaign-specific keywords and hashtags can be monitored alongside brand terms.
Yes, competitive tracking and share-of-voice comparisons are standard use cases.
Yes, mobile alerts keep teams informed away from their desks.
Yes, the free tier and simple alerts fit small teams watching their brand.
Yes, social publishing and response tools keep engagement inside the platform.
Alerts fire in near real time as mentions appear, keeping PR and social teams ahead of developing conversations.