AlertContent

Know when the content that matters appears.

Track the names, companies, competitors and phrases you are responsible for. A rule collects what matches into one alert inbox and keeps the rest out.

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Rule competitor-pricing

Watchlist: Competitors

All of
Any of
None of

4 of 24 matched

ALL("price", "increase") ANY("Halden", "Northwind") NOT("hiring", "webinar")

Sample stream. Switch a phrase off to see what it was holding back.

Halden Systems lists revised distributor pricing

The new sheet confirms a 6% price increase on distributor orders from 1 November.

haldensystems.example09:41

Cell supplier announces a second European plant

Capacity commentary names two suppliers on your include list.

tradejournal.example09:38

Halden Systems is hiring a pricing analyst

The role owns the price increase plan for distributor accounts.

jobs.example09:30

Grid operators publish a winter capacity outlook

Reserve margins tighten in two of five regions.

energydesk.example09:12

Opinion: the case for slower automation

A columnist argues for staged rollouts in inspection work.

commentary.example08:57

Port congestion clears ahead of the holidays

Berth waits fall to under a day at three ports.

logistics.example08:40

Supplier price increase notice from Arden Components

Arden lifts its catalogue price on connectors by 3%.

arden.example08:02

Freight rates ease for a second month

Container price indices fall on Asia to US routes.

freightwatch.example07:55

Draft guidance on autonomous inspection opens for comment

The consultation references the inspection category you track.

regwatch.example07:40

Analyst note revises the sector outlook downward

Short note, no primary data.

marketdesk.example07:32

Halden Systems publishes a product comparison page

The table names your product line in two rows.

haldensystems.example07:20

Warehouse automation: ten vendors to watch

A list article with no new information on tracked companies.

blog.example07:05

Northwind Robotics named in a procurement shortlist

A published shortlist includes two tracked competitors.

publicnotices.example06:58

Distributors react to the Halden price increase

Two resellers say they will absorb the increase until January.

industryforum.example06:40

Northwind Robotics careers: field engineers wanted

Hiring for three regions. No product news.

jobs.example06:22

Halden Systems opens a Denver office

The office will host sales and support staff.

haldensystems.example06:10

Halden adds a price increase to its inspection tier

Service pricing rises by 5% for new contracts.

marketdesk.example05:58

Webinar recap: automation budgets for 2027

Speakers expect flat spending outside inspection.

events.example05:40

Northwind Robotics confirms a price increase on spare parts

Parts orders placed after 15 November carry the new list price.

tradejournal.example09:44

Webinar: how Northwind plans for a price increase

Register for a 30-minute session with the parts team.

events.example09:20

Standards body updates safety guidance for robot arms

Draft text adds a stop-time test for collaborative arms.

standards.example09:05

Quarterly results: Halden revenue up 4%

Services grew faster than hardware for a third quarter.

marketdesk.example08:48

Inspection drones: trade show dates announced

The spring show moves to a larger hall in Hanover.

events.example08:31

Northwind Robotics posts a firmware advisory

Version 4.2 fixes a calibration fault on two arm models.

northwind.example08:15

Everything arrives at once.

Search alerts send whatever matched one word. Feed readers send everything a publisher printed. Neither knows what you are responsible for, so the sorting lands on you.

One word, every match. A keyword alert fires on every use of the word, job posts and webinar invitations included. In AlertContent, exclusions strip that recurring noise, so a rule fires only on the case you care about.

One subject, twelve feeds. Coverage of one subject is spread across a dozen unrelated feeds. A watchlist collects the subject once, and every matching alert inherits it.

Yesterday’s item, buried. The one item that mattered sits somewhere in a scroll of three hundred. Read, unread, saved and archived states give review a beginning and an end.

Reports from memory. Reporting on what happened usually means rebuilding it from memory. Volume, source mix and the top matched phrases are already in the report view.

Newsprint running through the presses of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Content is produced faster than anyone can read it; a rule decides what reaches you.

  1. How it works

    Unsorted

    Halden Systems lists revised distributor pricing

    haldensystems.example09:41

    The new sheet confirms a 6% price increase on distributor orders from 1 November.

    First it lands in the stream.

  2. HighUnread

    Halden Systems lists revised distributor pricing

    haldensystems.example09:41

    The new sheet confirms a 6% price increase on distributor orders from 1 November.

    Rulecompetitor-pricing

    WatchlistCompetitors

    Then a rule catches it.

  3. HighSaved

    Halden Systems lists revised distributor pricing

    haldensystems.example09:41

    The new sheet confirms a 6% price increase on distributor orders from 1 November.

    Rulecompetitor-pricing

    WatchlistCompetitors

    Tagspricing

    AssignedJ. Reyes

    Then you review it.

  4. In digestArchived

    Halden Systems lists revised distributor pricing

    haldensystems.example09:41

    The new sheet confirms a 6% price increase on distributor orders from 1 November.

    Rulecompetitor-pricing

    WatchlistCompetitors

    Tagspricing

    AssignedJ. Reyes

    DigestWeekly, Monday 08:00

    Then it goes in the digest.

Review what matched.

Every alert carries the rule that caught it, the phrase that matched, its watchlist, source and priority. Open a row to see why it is here.

9 of 9 alerts

  • A revised distributor price sheet confirms a 6% price increase on orders from 1 November, replacing the schedule published earlier in the quarter.

    Rule competitor-pricingMatched “price” + “increase”Source haldensystems.exampleWatchlist Competitors

Sample alerts, shown to demonstrate how the inbox behaves. Not live coverage.

Inside the workspace

CompetitorsActive

Halden Systems ×

Arden Components ×

+ Add a name or phrase

WatchlistsGroup the subjects you are responsible for. Rules attach to them; alerts inherit them.

Include trade press

Exclude aggregators

Source controlsInclude or exclude domains, group them, rank the ones you trust.

Distributor price changes

ALL("distributor", "price") NOT("hiring")

Rerun

Saved searchesSave a query with its filters. Rename, rerun or delete it.

pricing ×

Filters and tagsTag as you review, then filter by tag, rule or source.

Notify immediately

NotificationsSet per rule, tied to alerts and rule activity.

Export CSV

Reports and exportsVolume over time, source mix, priority and top phrases. Export saved findings.

JRMOAK

Assigned to J. Reyes

Team reviewOn team licences: seats, roles, assignment and shared watchlists.

Every capability above is part of the workspace. How many rules, watchlists, seats, digests and exports you get depends on the licence you choose.

Use cases

Brand and mention monitoring

Track how a brand, product or executive name appears across the sources you have chosen to follow.

Watchlist
Our brand
Rule
brand-mentions
Priority
High
Digest
Weekly
Competitor monitoring

Follow pricing pages, product announcements and comparison content from a defined competitor set.

Watchlist
Competitors
Rule
competitor-pricing
Sources
Trade press included
Priority
High
Media and PR monitoring

Group coverage by publication, tag what gets used in reporting, and hand a weekly digest to the team.

Digest
Weekly
Sections
Coverage, saved findings
Tags
Used, pending
Market and industry research

Watch a topic rather than a name, and keep phrases, exclusions and source categories tuned as the subject moves.

Rule
sector-research
Filter
Region
Export
CSV and JSON
Editorial and topic tracking

Run a review queue on a developing subject, assign items, and keep the sources you trust at the top.

Queue
Editorial
Assignment
On
Source priority
Trusted first
Agency and multi-client monitoring

Keep each client in its own watchlist set, with separate rules, digests and reports.

Workspaces
One per client
Licence
Command Center
Executive and company watchlists

Maintain a short, high-priority list where the volume is low and missing an item matters.

Priority
High
Notify
Immediately

Each example is a sample configuration. Your own rules, watchlists and digests are set up in the workspace.

People reading newspapers at long racks and tables under a vaulted brick ceiling, Boston Public Library, around 1900
The newspaper reading room of the Boston Public Library, around 1900. Following a subject once meant reading every paper on the rack.

What it is, and isn’t.

AlertContent is content-monitoring software. It is not an emergency alerting service, and it makes no claim to see the entire web.

A long hall of slanted newspaper stands with readers bent over the papers, Library of Congress, around 1900
The newspaper reading room of the Library of Congress, around 1900. Monitoring used to mean reading every paper on the stands. Now a rule does the first pass, and you review what it found.
Map of New Jersey with South Orange marked

Sold by PUMPLE LLC, South Orange, New Jersey.

Is
Software for defining what to monitor, reviewing what matched and organising the findings.
Is not
An emergency-alert or public-warning service. Never use it where a missed item has safety consequences.
Coverage
Never complete, and never claimed to be.
Figures on this site
Sample interface data. No logos, reviews or user counts, because none have been verified.

Seven one-time licences.

$2.95one-time

One subject, watched properly. 3 monitoring rules, 1 watchlist, 2 saved searches, the full alert inbox, a manual digest and CSV export of saved alerts. One seat.

  • 3 active monitoring rules
  • 1 watchlist
  • 2 saved searches
  • Alert inbox with filters, search and sort
  • Manual digest
  • CSV export of saved alerts
  • 1 seat

$9.95one-time

A handful of subjects with tags and a daily digest. 10 rules, 3 watchlists, 10 saved searches, tags and saved findings, a daily or weekly digest and CSV export. One seat.

  • 10 active monitoring rules
  • 3 watchlists
  • 10 saved searches
  • Tags and saved findings
  • Daily or weekly digest
  • CSV export
  • 1 seat

$19.95one-time

Source controls and standard reporting for ongoing work. 25 rules, 8 watchlists, 25 saved searches, source include and exclude lists, 3 digest configurations, standard reports, CSV and JSON export. One seat.

  • 25 active monitoring rules
  • 8 watchlists
  • 25 saved searches
  • Source include and exclude lists
  • 3 digest configurations
  • Standard reports
  • CSV and JSON export
  • 1 seat

$29.95one-time

Deeper reporting for research and analysis. 60 rules, 20 watchlists, 100 saved searches, source categories and priority weighting, the full report set, and CSV, JSON and PDF export. One seat.

  • 60 active monitoring rules
  • 20 watchlists
  • 100 saved searches
  • Source categories and priority weighting
  • 8 digest configurations
  • Full report set with keyword and source breakdowns
  • CSV, JSON and PDF report export
  • 1 seat

$39.95one-time

Shared watchlists, roles and alert assignment. 120 rules, 40 watchlists, 3 seats with admin and reviewer roles, 15 digest configurations and every Analyst report and export.

  • 120 active monitoring rules
  • 40 watchlists
  • 3 seats with admin and reviewer roles
  • Shared watchlists and saved searches
  • Alert assignment and status
  • 15 digest configurations
  • All Analyst reports and exports

$49.95one-time

An editorial review queue for a larger desk. 250 rules, 80 watchlists, 6 seats, assignment and status, scheduled digests per team, report templates and all exports.

  • 250 active monitoring rules
  • 80 watchlists
  • 6 seats
  • Editorial review queue with assignment and status
  • Scheduled digests per team
  • Report templates
  • All exports

$79.95one-time

Separated workspaces for agencies and multi-client monitoring. 500 rules, 200 watchlists, 12 seats, granular roles, full report depth, all exports and an audit log of rule and watchlist changes.

  • 500 active monitoring rules
  • 200 watchlists
  • 12 seats
  • Multiple workspaces for client separation
  • Granular roles and permissions
  • Full report depth and all exports
  • Audit log of rule and watchlist changes

Paid once. No subscription, no renewal, no trial and no free plan. Optional 7-Day Priority Support for $5.00 can be added in the cart. Compare all seven licences

Licence questions.

Is this a one-time purchase?

Yes. Each licence is bought once at the price shown. Signal is $2.95, Command Center is $79.95, and the five plans between them sit at the prices listed on the pricing page.

Will I be billed monthly?

No. There is no monthly price, no annual price, no billing toggle and no renewal. You are billed one time for the licence you select.

Is there a free trial?

No. AlertContent has no free trial of any length.

Is there a free plan?

No. There is no free plan and no $0 tier. The lowest paid licence is Signal at $2.95.

How do I choose a plan?

Match the plan to how many rules, watchlists and seats you need. The comparison table on the pricing page sets out the limits side by side; buying a higher licence later is a separate one-time purchase.

What happens after I select a plan?

The licence is added to your cart with its exact name and price. From the cart you can change it, remove it, add Priority Support, and then continue to checkout.

How does the cart work?

It holds one licence plus the optional support add-on, shows the subtotal and total, and keeps your selection as you move between pages. An empty cart shows an empty state rather than inventing an order.

How do I proceed to checkout?

Open the cart and choose Proceed to checkout. The checkout reads the plan, the support add-on and the total straight from your cart, so the three can never disagree.

What is 7-Day Priority Support?

An optional one-time $5.00 add-on giving prioritised support for the first seven calendar days after purchase. It is unchecked by default and only added if you tick it yourself.

Is Priority Support recurring?

No. It is charged once, covers seven calendar days, and does not renew or extend automatically.

How do I access the software after purchase?

Licence access is delivered to the email address you enter at checkout. The workspace opens in the browser; nothing is installed.

Is AlertContent an emergency alert service?

No. It is content-monitoring and information-organisation software. It is not an emergency alerting service or public-warning system, and it does not guarantee that every relevant item will be detected.

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$2.95Signal, the first of seven licences. Paid once, never renewed.