01 · Search
Brand and topic search
Type a brand, company or issue and get every journalist writing about it, ranked by relevance and engagement. Filter by publication, beat, industry, region, content type and date.
Know exactly which journalists cover your brand
Search any Philippine brand, company or topic and see every reporter writing about it — their publications, beats, engagement and estimated reach.
No credit card · Full access for 3 days · Cancel anytime
- 12-month window Rolling coverage history
- Daily ingestion Feeds, sitemaps, social APIs
- Philippine time Bylines resolved locally
- CSV · XLSX · PDF Client-ready exports
01The search
One search. The whole coverage picture.
Search a brand over the last 12 months and get the journalists covering it, every article and social post, and the engagement behind each one.
Interface mock-up · Figures shown are illustrative
Coverage area
One country. Every newsroom in it.
Media Intel PH is built for one media market, not thirty. Scroll in.
Philippines · 7,641 islands · 1 media landscape
Sources tracked
- BusinessWorld
- Abante Tonite
- MindaNews
- BusinessNews.ph
- Philippine Daily Inquirer
- Abante
- Manila Times
- Bulatlat
- TechPinas
- Inquirer.net
- SunStar
- Philnews.ph
- Visayan Daily Star
- Daily Guardian
- Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
- GMA News Online
- Eagle News
- Rappler
- The Summit Express
- Our Daily News Online
- PTV News
- Panay News
- Metro Cebu News
- Mindanao Times
Publication names identify sources of publicly available coverage. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
02Capabilities
Everything a comms team needs to work a story
From discovery, to pitch, to the report you send the client.
02 · Profiles
Verified journalist profiles
Beats, affiliated publications, public contact details, social handles, article history and activity trend — attributed with a fuzzy byline matcher and reviewed by editors before publication.
03 · Metrics
Engagement and reach
Impressions, reach, likes, shares, comments and reposts captured as a time series — so you can see whether coverage is gaining traction, not just that it exists.
04 · Monitoring
Saved searches and alerts
Save any query, pin the ones you run daily, and get an email the moment new coverage matches. Monitoring runs whether or not you are logged in.
05 · Reporting
Reports your client will read
Export to CSV, Excel or a formatted PDF coverage report. Schedule recurring email reports, or white-label them on Enterprise.
06 · Local
Built for Philippine media
Name normalisation handles Filipino byline conventions — “Juan dela Cruz”, “J. dela Cruz”, “JD Cruz” resolve to one profile. Publishing times are shown in Philippine time.
03The profile
Every byline resolves to a person
Beats, outlets, verification status and activity history in one card. Contact details and full engagement analytics unlock with a trial.
Example profile · layout only Context: BYD
Covers energy, transport and industrial policy. Profiles carry the beats a journalist actually writes on, the outlets they file for, their public contact details and how their coverage has trended over the past year.
- Energy
- Transport
- Manufacturing
- Trade policy
- Articles tracked
- 128
- Social posts
- 41
- Engagement score
- Last active
- 2 days ago
This journalist has 128 tracked articles and 41 social media mentions related to BYD.
Unlock full profileMatching
Attribution you can check
Exact normalised matches first, then initial forms, then fuzzy similarity scoped to the same publication. Anything below the confidence threshold is held for editorial review rather than guessed.
Confidence
Status on every record
Verified, auto-matched, unverified or disputed — shown on the profile itself, so you always know how much weight a match carries before you pitch.
04Method
Where the numbers come from
You are going to put these figures in front of a client. Here is exactly what stands behind them.
Sources
Publicly available, cited back
RSS and Atom feeds, public sitemaps, publication websites, and public social posts where an official API is connected. We store headlines, bylines, excerpts and links to the original — never republished article text.
Metrics
Reported or modelled — labelled
Where a platform API is connected, figures are reported values. Everything else is a modelled estimate, and each metric carries which of the two it is. Nothing is presented as measured when it was inferred.
Privacy
Professional details only
Contact information appears only where a journalist has published it professionally. Private details are never surfaced or sold, removal can be requested at any time, and processing follows the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173).
Full write-up: data methodology
05Pricing
Priced per team, not per surprise
Every plan starts with the same 3-day trial. Quotas are stated in full — annual billing includes two months free.
Starter
For solo practitioners and small comms teams.
PHP 2,495 / month
- 100 searches per month
- 20 exports per month
- Saved searches
- Email alerts
- Full journalist profiles
- searches / month
- 100
- exports / month
- 20
- team seats
- 1
Professional
For agencies running always-on media monitoring.
PHP 6,995 / month
- Unlimited searches
- Unlimited exports
- Advanced analytics
- Trend and share-of-voice reports
- Priority support
- 3 team seats
- searches / month
- Unlimited
- exports / month
- Unlimited
- team seats
- 3
Enterprise
For corporate comms and multi-brand portfolios.
Custom
- Everything in Professional
- Team accounts and shared dashboards
- REST API access
- White-label reports
- Custom monitoring set-up
- Dedicated account manager
- searches / month
- Unlimited
- exports / month
- Unlimited
- team seats
- 25
Prices exclude VAT where applicable. Payments processed by Stripe or PayPal.
06Questions
Answered before you ask
Sourcing, accuracy, billing and what happens to your data.
01 Where does the data come from?
Publicly available sources: RSS and Atom feeds, public sitemaps, publication websites, and — where an official API is connected — public social media posts. We store headlines, bylines, excerpts and links back to the original article. We do not republish full article text.
02 How accurate is journalist attribution?
Bylines are matched with a layered engine: exact normalised matches first, then initial forms like “J. dela Cruz”, then fuzzy similarity scoped to the same publication. Matches below the confidence threshold, and ambiguous ties, are held for editorial review rather than guessed. Every profile shows a verification status.
03 What happens when my trial ends?
Nothing is deleted. Your saved searches, favourite journalists and export history stay in your account. Results are limited to the first three matches and engagement analytics are hidden until you upgrade, at which point everything is restored immediately.
04 Do you need a credit card for the trial?
No. The 3-day trial requires only an email address. You will not be charged automatically when it ends.
05 Can I get journalist contact details?
Where a journalist has published a professional contact address or social profile publicly, it appears on their profile. We do not sell or surface private contact information, and journalists can request removal at any time.
06 How do engagement figures work?
Where an official platform API is connected, figures are reported values. Otherwise they are modelled estimates, and every metric is labelled with which it is. Metrics are captured as a time series so you can see how coverage performed over time, not just a single number.
07 Is there an API?
Yes, on the Enterprise plan. It is the same REST API the dashboard uses, authenticated with JWT. See the API documentation for endpoints and rate limits.
08 Can I cancel or pause?
Yes. Cancel or downgrade at any time from your billing settings — access continues until the end of the period you have already paid for.
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Find the journalists who matter to your brand
Three days of full access. No credit card. Everything you save stays yours when the trial ends.