Maraudr / Alternatives / Mention

A Mention alternative for teams that need decisions, not mention volume.

Mention removed its self-serve plans for new customers in July 2025. Its current Company plan starts at $599 per month on an annual contract.Verified July 2026 If you need enterprise-scale social analytics, that can be the right product. If you need a focused competitive radar that reads before it alerts, Maraudr is built for the job Mention left behind.

Raw coverage and scored intelligence are different products.

CapabilityMentionMaraudr
Entry price$599/mo, billed annually.Verified July 2026Free; Radar $29/mo; Radar Pro $79/mo.Pricing set July 2026
Plan shape5 alerts, 50,000 mentions/mo, unlimited users.Verified July 2026Plans scale by competitors and delivery speed, not raw mention volume.
CoverageBroad social listening, media monitoring, and analytics.Ten public sources selected for competitor moves and buyer intent.
Noise controlRules, alerts, and analytics for a high-volume mention stream.Market-aware 1–5 scoring, event deduplication, and an auditable filtered pile.
DeliveryMonitoring workspace and configured alerts.Monday digest, alert email, and Pro real-time and Discord delivery.

Choose based on the job.

Choose Mention if…

You're an agency or larger brand that needs social analytics, high mention allowances, unlimited users, and reporting across a broad media-monitoring program. Mention is built for that scale.

Choose Maraudr if…

You monitor a focused competitor set, want the system to score relevance before interrupting you, and would rather pay for useful coverage than a monthly mention allowance.

Migration notes

A Mention alert query is useful input, but it is not a complete competitive-intelligence config. Preserve what worked, then let the source mix change.

  1. Export the company names, exclusions, and boolean queries that produced useful hits.
  2. Mark the false-positive collisions that consumed the most review time.
  3. Give Maraudr the competitor domains and the moves that matter in your market.
  4. Review the derived sources and classifier context before monitoring starts.

Pay for the moves that matter, not the size of the firehose.

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