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Top 37 Media Monitoring Software SaaS Companies in May 2026

As of May 2026, there are 37 SaaS companies in Media Monitoring Software. They have combined revenues of $162.9M and employ 1.3K people. They have raised $4.5M and serve 221K customers combined.

Media Monitoring Software refers to platforms that track and analyze mentions of brands, products, or topics across various media channels, including print, online news, social media, and broadcast. These tools play a crucial role for public relations and marketing teams, enabling them to gauge public sentiment, manage brand reputation, and respond to emerging trends in real-time. The primary use cases for media monitoring software include tracking brand mentions, analyzing competitors' activities, and identifying market trends. Typical features often include sentiment analysis, trend tracking, and customizable reporting, which help organizations make data-driven decisions. Buyer personas typically include communications professionals, marketers, and brand managers who seek to enhance their understanding of public perception and media influence.

Companies
37
Revenue
$162.9M
Funding
$4.5M
Employees
1.3K

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Top Media Monitoring Software Companies

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WideOrbit

New York, NY, United States

Founded in 1999, WideOrbit helps media companies do more business by making it easier to sell advertising. We offer the one platform that ties everything together, from pitch to payment, across digital, linear, and cross-platform advertising. WideOrbit remains at the forefront of the industry by focusing on automation and integrations to streamline digital, linear, and cross-platform workflows and advancing our digital solutions to address the needs of broadcasters, digital publishers, and advertisers. That's why leading media companies worldwide – including NBCUniversal, ABC/Disney, Fox, Paramount, AMC, TelevisaUnivision, Audacy, and more – rely on WideOrbit to manage their media operations. WideOrbit is a wholly owned subsidiary within the Lumine Group companies. Lumine Group Inc. (TSXV:LMN), is a Canadian listed company, with Constellation Software Inc., (TSX:CSU), a multi-billion dollar public company, as its majority shareholder.

Revenue
$45.8M
Customers
-
Year founded
1999
Funding
-
Team size
416
Growth
-
2
Agility PR Solutions

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Agility PR Solutions provides powerful, yet easy to use media database, monitoring, and analytics solutions for tomorrow’s communicators. Since 2003, clients have trusted our tools and services to help them identify and connect with influencers, capture coverage, and measure impact of everything they do. Whether we do it for you or help you do it yourself, our team of media experts make it easy to monitor and measure traditional, broadcast, social and online coverage.

Revenue
$25.2M
Customers
-
Year founded
2003
Funding
-
Team size
229
Growth
-
3
Awario

Nicosia, Cyprus

Track mentions of your brand and competitors across the web, discover your niche influencers, engage with customers, and find new sales leads on social media. Start for free!

Revenue
$16M
Customers
-
Year founded
2015
Funding
-
Team size
6
Growth
-
4
Vuelio

London, England, United Kingdom

Vuelio helps organisations make their story matter by providing monitoring, insight, engagement and evaluation tools for politics, editorial and social media in one place. Our technology is used by more 3,000 organisations across the world, from large enterprises and communications agencies to public sector bodies and not-for-profits.

Revenue
$11.9M
Customers
-
Year founded
1995
Funding
-
Team size
108
Growth
-

Inclusion Criteria

- The software must track media mentions across multiple channels including print, online, and social media. - It should provide analysis features such as sentiment analysis and trend identification. - Must include reporting capabilities for insights into media coverage and performance. - Should serve professionals in communications, marketing, and public relations roles. - Not just focus on traditional media; must also incorporate social media monitoring capabilities.