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Social listening with published prices and no per-seat charge on the top tier
As of 31 August 2026, Awario starts at $29/month. Boolean-driven social and web monitoring for teams priced out of enterprise listening suites. Softwr lists it under Social Media. Awario is available on Web, API.
Overview
Awario monitors social networks, news sites, blogs, forums and the wider web for keyword matches, applying Boolean query logic, sentiment classification and location filtering. It surfaces results as topic feeds and trend visualisations, exports them, and includes a Leads module that flags mentions expressing purchase intent so a sales or social team can respond. The decisive commercial difference is that Awario publishes its prices and does not charge per seat above the entry tier. Starter is 49 USD per month billed monthly or 29 USD billed annually, Pro is 149 or 89, and Enterprise is 399 or 249 with unlimited team members. In a category where Brandwatch, Talkwalker and Synthesio all quote privately at four to five figures a month, a small agency can put five people on Awario Enterprise for 249 USD a month annually and pay less per year than one seat of a listening suite. The counterpart is that quotas are real limits, not soft ones: 30,000, 300,000 and 1,000,000 new mentions a month respectively, with stored-mention caps of 5,000, 15,000 and 50,000 per topic, so a brand with high mention volume will hit the ceiling and lose older data to purging. Buyers are SMB marketing teams, freelance social and PR consultants, and small agencies. One thing worth knowing before a multi-year commitment: the company is run extremely lean, with reported headcount having fallen from roughly thirty in 2020 to a handful today. That is not evidence of decline on its own, but it does mean support depth and feature velocity should be tested during a trial rather than assumed.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Starter
$49 /mo
Pro
$149 /mo
Enterprise
$399 /mo
Capabilities
Boolean query builder
Constructs precise monitoring rules with AND, OR and NOT operators
Multi-source monitoring
Covers social networks, news, blogs, forums and general web pages
Sentiment analysis
Classifies mentions as positive, negative or neutral
Topic cloud
Visualises the terms co-occurring with your monitored keywords over time
Awario Leads
Flags mentions that read as buying intent or competitor dissatisfaction
Influencer identification
Ranks accounts mentioning your topic by reach
Location filtering
Restricts monitoring results to selected countries or regions
White-label reporting
Exports branded PDF reports suitable for client delivery
Alerts and digests
Sends email and Slack notifications on new or spiking mentions
Social Listening API
Provides programmatic access to mention data
Answered, with sources
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Starter is 49 USD per month billed monthly or 29 USD per month billed annually, Pro is 149 or 89, and Enterprise is 399 or 249 with unlimited team members.
No. Monitoring begins when you create a topic, and stored-mention caps mean older data is purged over time, so it cannot serve as a historical archive.
Despite the name, reviewers consistently report it does not meet complex enterprise requirements. It is best understood as an unlimited-seat tier for small teams and agencies.
No. There is no language filter and coverage skews to English, which is a significant limitation for non-English markets.
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