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Anewstip review

Freemium#49 of 51 in Media Monitoring Software

A media-research and outreach tool with news and tweet alerts.

3.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Anewstip brings journalist and outlet discovery, monitoring, and pitch outreach into a web-based PR service. It is aimed at teams that want to search profiles and published work, organize contacts into media lists, and follow news articles and tweets through email alerts. Search can use authored articles, tweets, profile attributes, topics, and location or language details. The service also offers API access, alongside its web platform, for accessing service data and features.

Monitoring is useful here as part of a broader media-relations workflow rather than as a standalone coverage-analysis system. Users can monitor news articles and tweets, create alerts, keep list contact information updated, export lists, and send targeted pitches to lists or recommended contacts. Pitch tracking includes opens and clicks. That combination suits teams that want discovery and outreach close to monitoring; organizations primarily seeking monitoring and reporting may prefer a more focused tool, particularly since report exports are not part of the stated category capabilities.

The Free plan supports 1 user, 2 media lists, 100 contacts per list, and 2 alerts. Standard costs $200 per month and adds unlimited media contact email and phone access, 20 lists, and 1,000 pitches per month. Professional is $400 per month billed annually, with unlimited lists and 5,000 pitches per month; Partners includes unlimited users and pitches. The plan information makes Anewstip more compelling for small teams that will use its database and pitching tools together than for buyers seeking low-cost monitoring alone. Its free plan offers a way to begin with limited alerting, while the paid entry point is a substantial step up for monitoring-focused needs.

Anewstip pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Search journalists by published work, profile details, topics and language
    • Monitor news articles and tweets with email alerts
    • Pitch media lists and track opens and clicks
  • Where it doesn't
    • Standard starts at $200 per month
    • Monitoring sits alongside media search and pitch outreach
    • Free limits include 2 alerts and 2 media lists

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