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CoverageBook review

#33 of 39 in Reporting SoftwarePR SoftwarePublic Relations (PR) Software

A focused PR reporting workspace for branded coverage reports and exports.

5.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

CoverageBook is an online reporting application for public relations agencies, in-house communications teams and publicists. It brings online coverage links and social-platform coverage into reports, while also accepting print, broadcast, audio and video files. The product organizes coverage into sections and folders, then supports branded reports with logos, imagery, colours and custom slides. Teams can share live web reports and folder links, download PDFs, or export CSV and Excel data.

Pricing is structured around monthly plans. Bronze costs $99 per month and includes unlimited reports and projects. Bronze Plus costs $169 per month and also includes unlimited reports and projects. Silver costs $229 per month and adds team onboarding training and priority support; Silver Plus costs $399 per month with the same listed additions. Gold costs $599 per month and adds bespoke team onboarding, Zoom support, and workspace and report branding support. Gold Plus costs $899 per month with those same listed benefits. Enterprise adds a dedicated account manager, multi-team onboarding and procurement support. A 30-day free trial is available.

The standout fit is PR coverage reporting: automatic screenshot and PR metric collection, reusable report templates, client-facing folders, live links and branded presentation tools support recurring communications workflows. CoverageBook is a strong choice for agencies and communications teams that need polished media-coverage reporting across online and offline formats. Its narrower PR orientation makes it less suitable for teams seeking a general reporting product, while web-only access limits platform choice. Buyers looking for built-in AI features should also look elsewhere, since the product does not include them.

CoverageBook pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Collects online coverage, screenshots and PR metrics
    • Supports branded reports, templates, live links and custom slides
    • Exports reports as PDF and CSV/Excel data
  • Where it doesn't
    • Monthly pricing starts at $99
    • Focused on PR coverage rather than broad reporting workflows
    • Web-only access with no AI features

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