Medialogia

Medialogy is truly a useful tool for analysts. It covers a wide range of sources: from official media to social networks. Plus, the system allows for precise filter settings to find the necessary materials, rather than just searching by the company's name. The algorithms are impressive as well, especially in terms of assessing the significance of media, which sets Medialogy apart from other services. While previously search engines simply showed how many times a company was mentioned in various sources without considering their importance, here it’s much better — sources are ranked by significance. However, there is one aspect that confuses me: the assessment of positive and negative mentions. I believe this approach is too subjective, so I rarely use this filter.

Date of experience: July 23, 2024

I only tried the trial version, and I clearly don't plan to pay for it. Overall, the tool is decent: it really monitors the media and social networks, extracting data from a large database. But I don't need that much information. I'm only interested in social networks, specifically VK and Instagram, while the tool covers all popular platforms in Russia, which I don't need. The search is quite slow, and the information comes with a delay, especially when you set precise filters. A full search also causes lags due to the large number of results. This might be an issue with the trial version. In the end, it could be useful for larger businesses, but it's not suitable for me — not the right budget or goals.

Date of experience: December 27, 2024

The feature of Medialogia is that it automatically analyzes a huge amount of media, allowing you to quickly track the necessary companies with just a few clicks. The interface may seem complex at first glance, but in reality, it's quite simple. You just need to specify the object of interest, such as competitor companies or counterparties, and filter mentions where they play a key role, as well as in a positive or negative context. For more precise adjustments, you can add contextual words and specify the search period. Media is categorized by levels, categories, and industries, which helps create an information selection "without unnecessary noise." I use the media index to analyze materials: the higher it is, the more influential and noticeable the mentions are. If there are federal sources in the results, you can view PDF versions of the news or videos. All data can be exported to Word or Excel. It's convenient that you can set up notifications to receive up-to-date information without re-entering criteria. This is truly a functional tool that helps monitor competitors and analyze your company in the media, especially in the context of competition. However, the high price may be a barrier for serious companies. The cost depends on the number of topics and messages tracked each month.

Date of experience: August 11, 2025

They are definitely monopolists. There are no alternatives, so I have to use their services. Every day the service lags, works slowly, and the support responds with memorized phrases like "it's your fault, clear the cache." NOT ONCE have they helped with ANY issue. The module for social networks is significantly worse than that of competitors. If you have the option to avoid this, you're lucky.

Date of experience: September 20, 2025

The monitoring service is really very convenient. It covers a wide range of sources and offers various analytical functions, as well as data segmentation capabilities. One of the main advantages is the structuring of information based on media influence and the weight of mentions (Media Index). There is separate access for monitoring social media, which is convenient for filtering content, although it seems that sentiment analysis here is not as accurate as with media. There is also a SM index that sorts messages by importance, taking into account the audience and engagement. Overall, both media and social media monitoring fully meet the press service's needs for analytics. The support managers are very responsive and professional, always ready to help with the necessary data.

Date of experience: February 26, 2026

For a practicing physician, this app is not just ineffective, but even harmful. The interface is completely non-intuitive. There are constant difficulties in using it. Perhaps it is suitable for financiers and statisticians. Sometimes, there are many options available for solving a specific task, but in the end, it turns out that only one option is accessible, which no one knew about. Contacting customer support resolves the issue within an hour, which takes that hour out of the work schedule. The program does not take user needs into account and is extremely uncompetitive.

Date of experience: November 12, 2025

The company is a monopoly, which provides it with a strong development department. It collects data from all available open sources, allowing the system to cover the maximum number of sources in the market. It offers excellent analytical tools, quality indices for PR and SMM, as well as its own media and social media research department that publishes free rankings. Overall, the system fully addresses all the tasks at hand.

Date of experience: May 21, 2024

We conducted a comparison of the completeness of data provided by various services: ******, ************* and Medialogy. Despite many considering the first two services to be of higher quality, we chose Medialogy — it has fewer gaps. Finding a publication, analyzing it, and getting a complete report can be done in just a couple of clicks and at any time.

Date of experience: January 17, 2026

Monitoring of all major social networks, blogs, reviews, marketplaces, and much more. A unique database of social media accounts and tens of thousands of media outlets. Evaluation of PR and SMM effectiveness that significantly simplifies working with a large volume of publications, as well as various functional capabilities for different tasks and scales. The geographical coverage is impressive: all of Russia, the CIS countries, the Baltics, and foreign sources. The search capabilities include both object-based and contextual. A personal manager is always available, even around the clock, ready to help if needed! An individual approach at all stages—from introduction and training to discussing and setting up publications in reports. Overall, online monitoring and reports in two clicks are very convenient!

Date of experience: March 17, 2025

The program offers a variety of activated filters and additional features, which significantly simplifies the processing of large volumes of information. The help section is very clear, with convenient notations, and the program itself suggests how to correct queries according to the specified criteria. I particularly often use the "no reprints" filter. I use it regularly for educational purposes, thank you!

Date of experience: March 11, 2026