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NewsRadar review

#24 of 51 in Media Monitoring Software

A broad media-monitoring service with historical search, analysis and outreach tools.

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

NewsRadar brings coverage from online news, print, radio, television, podcasts and social media into a media monitoring and analysis service for PR, communications and marketing professionals. It is positioned for mid-market and enterprise teams that need to follow coverage across multiple media types, rather than track online mentions alone. The service is cloud-based and available through web and API access.

Its breadth is the defining feature: users can search and filter coverage, receive real-time alerts, and search previous reports. Custom dashboards, media KPIs and sentiment analysis support ongoing analysis, while AI-generated article abstracts and media review summaries help condense coverage. Teams can export or distribute reviews and analysis as PDF or HTML, and the offering also includes press release distribution and journalist outreach. This makes NewsRadar relevant to communications teams that need monitoring and reporting alongside distribution workflows; buyers focused only on lightweight mention tracking may find that range unnecessary.

Pricing is contact-sales and tailored to monitored media, volume, users and functions, so buyers should discuss their required sources and workflow before comparing costs. The vendor says it configures search profiles around a customer's topics and sources, an important part of matching monitoring to a communications brief. Support is available by email and phone. NewsRadar is worth considering for mid-market and enterprise teams seeking cross-media archives, analysis and distribution in one service; organizations that need a published, fixed-price plan or a narrower monitoring tool should compare alternatives.

NewsRadar pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Monitors online news, print, radio, TV, podcasts and social media
    • Combines alerts, historical search, dashboards and sentiment analysis
    • Supports PDF or HTML sharing plus press release distribution and outreach
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing is tailored to monitored media, volume, users and functions
    • Requires cloud access through web or API
    • Its broad monitoring and outreach scope may exceed simpler tracking needs

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