Mentionlytics review
Broad social and web monitoring with AI insights, scaled across six paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mentionlytics monitors brand conversations across social networks and the wider web, including news, blogs, forums, reviews, and websites. Its feature set includes sentiment and emotion analysis, competitor and hashtag monitoring, alerts, dashboards, reports, and AI-assisted insights. That breadth suits businesses, agencies, and enterprises tracking reputation, campaigns, customer-service conversations, influencer activity, or competitors. Teams that only need a narrow social-channel tracker may find its broader monitoring and tiered limits more than they need.
Plan choice determines monitoring capacity and reporting options. According to the vendor's pricing page, Basic costs $69 per month with annual billing and includes 3 keyword rules, 5,000 monthly mentions, 12-hour updates, 10 social profiles, and 2 users. Essential is $169 monthly, with 10 keyword rules, 15,000 mentions, 6-hour updates, 20 profiles, and 10 users. Advanced at $299 adds 50,000 mentions, continuous updates, unlimited users, and standard reports; Pro at $499 raises capacity to 100,000 mentions and includes customizable reports. Business costs $749 and offers 40+ keyword rules, 200,000+ mentions, white-label reports, and optional separate client accounts. Enterprise at $1,299 includes 100+ keyword rules, custom mention capacity, and optional separate brand accounts. Those higher tiers make more sense for larger monitoring programs; smaller teams should weigh capacity against the annual commitment. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan.
The product connects with Slack, Hootsuite, Looker Studio, API, and MCP, and its web and API access can fit teams that want reporting or workflows beyond the main interface. Boolean search and filtering help shape queries, while the AI Social Intelligence Advisor and AI mention clustering are intended to organize findings. Historical data spans 18 months. Basic and Essential use scheduled update intervals, while Advanced and Pro specify continuous updates; Business and Enterprise emphasize higher monitoring limits and account/reporting options. Choose Mentionlytics when monitoring needs span social and web sources and can be matched to a paid tier. Teams seeking a free ongoing plan or a minimal, low-capacity tool should look elsewhere.
Mentionlytics pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks social networks plus news, blogs, forums, reviews, and websites
- Combines sentiment, competitor tracking, and AI mention clustering
- Offers dashboards, reports, alerts, and a social listening API
- Where it doesn't
- Basic starts at $69 per month with annual billing and limits monitoring to 3 keyword rules
- Update cadence ranges from 12 hours to continuous, depending on plan
- The 14-day trial is not a free plan
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