AlertMe is a web monitoring service from AlertMe, founded in 2021. It watches Twitter and Reddit alongside web and news sources, then sends alerts by email. Monitoring is organized through active searches, with plan limits based on both searches and viewable media posts per month. The Individual plan costs 29.00 USD per month, billed monthly, and allows three active searches plus 10,000 viewable media posts. Pro costs 199.00 USD monthly for 20 searches and 100,000 posts. Super Pro costs 299.00 USD monthly for 50 searches and 250,000 posts. Enterprise costs 1249.00 USD monthly and provides unlimited active searches and viewable media posts. AlertMe has no free plan, but its pricing note lists a 14-day trial. Access is through the web, and email is the listed alert channel. The service is intended for tracking conversations, mentions, and news across its supported sources.
Who it is for
AlertMe suits people or organizations monitoring Twitter, Reddit, websites, and news through email alerts. The plans accommodate workloads ranging from three searches to unlimited searches.
What is good
- Monitors Twitter and Reddit
- Includes web and news monitoring
- Sends alerts by email
- Enterprise offers unlimited searches and posts
- 14-day trial available
What to know first
- No free plan
- Email is the listed alert channel
- Individual allows only three active searches
- Higher tiers have substantially higher monthly charges
Verdict
AlertMe groups social, web, and news monitoring into active searches with email delivery. Choose a plan by the number of searches and monthly media posts you need to view.
AlertMe plans and pricing
All plansCompared on social media listening software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $29/mo
- Social network coverage
- Twitter, Reddit
- Web monitoring
- Yes
- Tracked query limit
- 3 queries
- News monitoring
- Yes
- Alert channels
