Zoomph review
Specialized analytics for social performance, exposure, audience, and media value.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Zoomph is a cloud-based analytics platform for brands, sports teams, leagues, agencies, media companies, and colleges. It brings together social performance, audience and exposure measurement, engagement, valuation, growth metrics, listening, benchmarking, and reporting. The platform supports X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitch, with web access and an API. Teams can use it to analyze owned and earned social activity alongside broadcast audience and media performance.
The strongest fit is for organizations that need specialized measurement across social and broadcast channels. Real-time data refresh, customizable dashboards, and social value calculations based on paid-ad-spend equivalents support recurring reporting and comparative analysis. Keyword, mention, and hashtag listening adds context to performance data, while AI-powered logo and asset detection helps identify brand visibility in content. Performance API access and data exports also make the platform suitable for teams that need to move results into broader reporting workflows.
Zoomph uses a contact-sales pricing model, and the published offering centers on tailored access rather than self-serve plans. That approach may suit larger teams with specific reporting requirements, but it gives smaller buyers less pricing clarity before a sales discussion. Zoomph is a strong choice for social, media, and sports measurement teams that value exposure, audience, and valuation analysis. Organizations primarily seeking broad CRM reporting or a general-purpose marketing analytics suite may be better served by a wider platform.
Zoomph pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Real-time dashboards for social performance, exposure, engagement, and growth
- AI-powered logo and asset detection for broadcast and social content
- API, exports, and customizable reports support measurement workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation
- Its focus is narrower than full marketing analytics suites
- CRM reporting is not part of the published feature set
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