No daily result caps
Run monitoring continuously without any artificial cap limits.
Mentionkit is a practical google alerts alternative that actually gives you notifications about keyword mentions.
If you want to grow your business using social listening, this is the upgrade path from Google Alerts.
The good thing about Google Alerts is that its free.
Unfortunately there are major show stoppers with Google Alerts:
If you're serious about finding leads for your product, protecting your brand reputation and
tracking your competitors, you need a proper social listening tool.
An alert-only tool like Google Alerts simply won't fit the bill.
Try Mentionkit. Here's what you get with us:
Our plans start from $20 per month, which is very competitive considering most similar tools are priced beyond $100 per month.
Use a monitoring workflow that helps your team find, prioritize, and act on conversations.
Run monitoring continuously without any artificial cap limits.
Keep mentions from earlier conversations for better reporting and follow-up.
Send linkedin alerts and mentions into CRM, Slack, or internal systems.
Assign each mention to a teammate so no high-intent thread gets missed.
Generate human-like comments to easily plug your own product in.
Share clear reports on mention trends and outcomes without manual spreadsheets.
Start with one channel and expand to Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and Hackernews as your monitoring needs grow.
Track high-intent posts and comments from niche communities.
Catch live conversations while buyers ask for recommendations.
Monitor professional threads where teams compare software tools.
Find technical discussions around products, alternatives, and stack decisions.
Track creator reviews, shorts, and comparison videos with strong buying intent.
Common questions from teams comparing Google Alerts and workflow-first monitoring tools.
"Mentionkit is the only listening tool that actively caters for agency workflows. We use it for most of our clients now."
Set up your first keyword group in minutes and start moving from alert noise to clear action.
