KWatch.io
Real-time social listening alerts for LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and more
Social Listening & Media Monitoring
Budget
SMB-Friendly
Entry price
$19/mo
Typical annual
$228 - $2,388
Free trial
Free tier available
Contract
No (month-to-month)
Estimated from third-party sources
This vendor does not publish pricing publicly.
About KWatch.io
KWatch.io provides real-time keyword monitoring across LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Facebook, YouTube, Reddit, and Hacker News. Features AI-powered sentiment analysis, Slack integration, and webhook support. Offers a free tier and affordable paid plans starting at $19/mo.
Full specification
Pricing & Model
- Entry price
- $19/mo
- Median annual cost
- $228 - $2,388
- Pricing model
- Transparent tiers
- Free trial
- Free tier available
- Contract required
- No (month-to-month)
- Overage pricing
- Upgrade tier
Searches / Topics / Queries
- What they call it
- Keyword Alerts
- Entry tier limit
- 2-20 alerts per platform
- Mid tier limit
- 5-100 alerts per platform
- Enterprise limit
- 25-500 alerts per platform
- Boolean support
- Basic
Mentions / Results
- Counting method
- Real-time alerts
- Entry tier
- Per alert basis
- Mid tier
- Per alert basis
- Enterprise tier
- Per alert basis
- Historical lookback
- Real-time only
Users & Seats
- Entry tier users
- 1 user
- Mid tier users
- Team (Business+)
- Enterprise users
- Team
- Extra seat cost
- Included in tier
Key Features
- Sentiment analysis
- AI-powered
- Emotion detection
- No
- Intent classification
- No
- Entity extraction
- No
- Image recognition
- No
- Webhooks
- Business tier ($79+)
- API access
- Business tier ($79+)
- Publishing tools
- No
- News / media coverage
- Hacker News only
- Language support
- Multi-language content
- Interface languages
- EN
Best For
- Primary audience
- Startups and SMBs needing affordable real-time alerts on social platforms
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