Naise review
A broad AI marketing platform with focused Instagram and TikTok hashtag analytics.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Naise is an AI marketing platform for solo marketers, growing teams, agencies, and brands. Its hashtag and campaign tools focus on Instagram and TikTok, measuring post volume, reach, engagement, sentiment, creator activity, momentum, and trend direction. Beyond hashtag analysis, Naise brings together content calendars, post scheduling, influencer discovery and outreach, campaign ROI tracking, brand-news and media monitoring, and PDF reporting. That makes it a fit for teams that want campaign measurement and related marketing workflows in one web-based product.
Pricing is structured across monthly and annual subscriptions. Entry costs $59.90 per month when billed monthly or $45.90 per month when billed annually, with all AI agents for PR, social, SEO, and campaigns, PDF reports and exports, and standard AI usage capacity. Middle costs $119 per month monthly or $89.90 per month annually and increases capacity to 3x AI usage. Advanced costs $199 per month monthly or $149.90 per month annually and provides 8x AI usage. Enterprise has custom terms and higher volumes across more markets. A three-day trial provides a short way to assess the workflow before choosing a paid plan.
The platform connects with Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google Gmail, while hashtag campaign tracking specifically covers Instagram and TikTok. Its wider scope is useful for agencies and brands that need creator workflows, competitor comparisons, public-relations monitoring, scheduling, and campaign reporting alongside social analytics. Buyers seeking a focused hashtag tracker rather than a broader AI marketing workspace may find the wider feature set unnecessary. Naise is better suited to teams coordinating several campaign activities, while teams requiring networks beyond its stated hashtag coverage or a platform beyond the web should consider alternatives.
Naise pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks hashtag volume, reach, engagement, momentum, and trend direction
- Combines creator analysis, competitor share of voice, and ROI tracking
- Includes scheduling, influencer workflows, monitoring, and PDF reports
- Where it doesn't
- Hashtag tracking is centered on Instagram and TikTok
- Plans are paid, with the three-day trial as the entry point
- The web-only platform may not suit teams seeking broader platform coverage
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