For PR & communications
Know when a newsletter mentions your company
Newsletters move opinion in tech, finance and policy, and most media monitoring misses them. NewsletterFIT reads issues as they publish and tells you when your company, your executives or your competitors come up.
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The problem
Newsletter coverage is invisible until someone forwards it
A mention in a well-read newsletter can shape a story before the press picks it up. Without monitoring, you find out late, from a screenshot, if at all.
What you can do
Alerts on companies and people
Track your company, executives and competitors. Get a digest of every new mention with the newsletter, the issue and the date.
AlertsSearch past coverage
Find every newsletter that has written about a company, person or topic, and when.
Newsletter searchFind the writers who cover your space
Topic landscapes show which newsletters cover a beat consistently, with audience and how often they publish.
TopicsBrief from the record
Ask the MCP server in Claude or ChatGPT what newsletters said about a company this month and get answers with sources.
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Example
What an alert looks like
An example digest for a made-up company. Real alerts list every new mention, with the newsletter, the issue title and the date.
Mention · Tue
Northwind Analytics in The Ops Ledger
Why mid-market teams are rebuilding their data stack
Sponsorship · Tue
Halcyon Data in Pipeline Weekly
Issue sponsored by Halcyon Data
Mention · Mon
Dana Okafor (CEO) in Signal & Noise
Five operators on pricing after the downturn
How it works
01
Add what to watch
Your company, executives, competitors or a topic.
02
Choose a cadence
Daily digests on Pro, hourly on Intelligence and Enterprise.
03
Act on the mention
Open the issue, see the context, and respond while it matters.
FAQ
How quickly do mentions arrive?
Issues are read on a rolling schedule after they publish. Pro sends a daily digest; Intelligence and Enterprise send hourly digests.
Can I track people as well as companies?
Yes. People, companies, products, topics and individual newsletters can all be tracked. Interview guests are kept separate from people mentioned in the text.
Does it cover paywalled posts?
Only what is publicly readable. Paywalled sections are not indexed.