Stalkr review
Focused monitoring for four social networks, with AI categorization and workflow access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stalkr is a social listening tool for founders, startup teams, agencies, and enterprise users that need to track public mentions of brands, products, competitors, and keywords. It monitors X, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn, then consolidates mentions into a centralized feed, removes duplicates, applies AI categories, and provides sentiment and mention analytics. The product is available through the web and API, with email alerts, saved views, and workflow connections for teams using agents or external systems.
Pricing is organized around Starter, Pro, and Scale. Starter costs $29 per month or $261 per year and includes AI categories, email alerts, saved views, an analytics dashboard, REST API, MCP, and webhooks. Pro costs $99 per month or $891 per year and adds team members to the listed Starter features. Scale costs $299 per month or $2,691 per year and lists the same feature set as Pro, including team members. The site also offers 10 free mentions without a credit card, while the published pricing model is paid rather than a time-unlimited free plan. The available integrations include ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, MCP clients, and LinkedIn.
Stalkr’s strongest fit is a focused monitoring program centered on its four supported networks, especially when deduplication, AI categorization, sentiment, alerts, or API-based workflows matter. Its MCP access and signed webhooks make it relevant for teams connecting listening data to agents and external systems. The trade-off is breadth: teams needing broader web or news monitoring should choose an alternative with coverage beyond these social networks. YouTube API mentions also do not receive derived categories or sentiment, which may affect analysis for channels relying heavily on that source. Choose Stalkr for targeted social monitoring; look elsewhere for wider listening coverage.
Stalkr pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Monitors X, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn in one feed
- Adds AI categories, sentiment analytics, deduplication, and alerts
- REST API, MCP server access, and signed webhooks support workflows
- Where it doesn't
- No time-unlimited free plan
- Coverage is limited to four social networks
- YouTube API mentions lack derived categories and sentiment
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