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InMedia Monitoring review

Freemium#30 of 38 in Brand Monitoring Software

Multi-format media monitoring with analytics, alerts, and an on-premise option.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

InMedia Monitoring tracks brand, product, competitor, and person mentions across print, online, news, and social sources. It is aimed at product companies and PR teams, including agencies, startups, and in-house communications teams. Its coverage scoring includes media value, sentiment, and share of voice, alongside competitor tracking and mention-volume spike detection. The combination suits communications teams that need more than social listening, particularly when print and news coverage matter too.

The plan limits shape how broadly teams can monitor. Free includes one keyword, Top 50 publications, and 30-day history, while the Basic plan expands to five keywords and six-month history with full sentiment and reach analytics plus a monthly PDF report. Pro raises the allowance to 15 keywords and 12-month history, adds PDF and PowerPoint monthly reports, and offers custom email and WhatsApp alerts. Enterprise extends history to 24 months and includes a full read/write API and dedicated account manager. The pricing page shows $39/mo for Basic and $124/mo for Pro, with annual-billing savings and Early Adopter Pricing also displayed; a 14-day trial is offered without a credit card.

Alerts arrive by email and Slack, and reporting can be weekly, monthly, or quarterly. API access is read-only on Pro and read/write on Enterprise; Enterprise also offers an on-premise option, which is relevant for teams that need self-hosted deployment. These capabilities make InMedia worth considering for teams seeking cross-format coverage and a path to self-hosting. Teams with broad monitoring needs should weigh the keyword caps on lower plans, while organizations looking primarily for a large integration ecosystem may prefer a product with more listed integrations.

InMedia Monitoring pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks mentions across print, online, news, and social sources
    • Scores media value, sentiment, and share of voice
    • Enterprise includes an on-premise option and read/write API
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to one keyword and 30-day history
    • Basic and Pro cap searches at five and 15 keywords, respectively
    • Slack is the only listed integration

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