Zignal Labs
Narrative and threat intelligence for national security buyers
Entry price
Custom quote — no published pricing
Typical annual
Not disclosed by vendor
Free trial
No — demo request only
Contract
Annual, often government procurement
About Zignal Labs
Zignal Labs began as a real-time media intelligence platform and has repositioned hard: as of 2026 the company leads with agentic intelligence for national security, aimed at defence and government rather than brand marketing teams. Its framing is risk to People, Places and Position across political, military, economic, social, information and infrastructure domains, delivered as mission-priority alerts and structured intelligence through workflows and APIs. The underlying strengths that made it a brand-protection choice — real-time narrative tracking, broadcast breadth and coordinated-manipulation detection — remain, but buyers shopping for marketing listening should know this is now a different sale. Pricing is quote-only with no trial.
Full specification
Pricing & Model
- Entry price
- Custom quote — no published pricing
- Median annual cost
- Not disclosed by vendor
- Pricing model
- Quote-only, mission and deployment scoped
- Free trial
- No — demo request only
- Contract required
- Annual, often government procurement
- Overage pricing
- Negotiated per contract
Searches / Topics / Queries
- What they call it
- Narratives / mission priorities
- Entry tier limit
- Contracted
- Mid tier limit
- Contracted
- Enterprise limit
- Contracted
- Boolean support
- Full, plus agentic query refinement
Mentions / Results
- Counting method
- Contracted volume
- Entry tier
- Contracted
- Mid tier
- Contracted
- Enterprise tier
- Contracted
- Historical lookback
- Contracted historical window
Users & Seats
- Entry tier users
- Contracted per seat
- Mid tier users
- Contracted per seat
- Enterprise users
- Contracted per seat
- Extra seat cost
- Per-seat licensing, negotiated
Key Features
- Sentiment analysis
- Yes, framed as narrative and risk scoring
- Emotion detection
- Not published as a separate model
- Intent classification
- Yes — threat and risk intent
- Entity extraction
- Full — people, places, organisations, assets
- Image recognition
- Multimodal collection including visual content
- Webhooks
- Yes — structured outputs via workflows and APIs
- API access
- Yes, core to the offering
- Publishing tools
- No
- News / media coverage
- Broad, including broadcast and open-source media
- Language support
- Multilingual; specific count not published
- Interface languages
- EN only
Best For
- Primary audience
- Government, defence and national-security teams, plus the small number of corporate risk functions that buy intelligence-grade narrative monitoring. Not a marketing listening tool in its current positioning.