Pricing
One price per market.
The more you cover, the less you pay. No seats to count, no tickers to cap, no enterprise lock-in.
Pricing
One price per market.
The more you cover, the less you pay.
Every market is $800 / month — English included. Stack markets and the discount grows. No seats to count, no tickers to cap: one brief, forward it to your whole C-suite.
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1 market
$800 / month
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2 markets
$1,500 / month
6% off
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3 markets
$2,100 / month
13% off
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4 markets
$2,700 / month
16% off
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5+ markets
$3,200 / month
20% off
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02 What's included
Every market includes everything we make.
One product, one feature set. The only thing the ladder buys is broader cross-market coverage — not better software for a higher price.
Included in every market
- ✓Daily morning brief, 7:30 AM ET every trading day — for every market you subscribe to
- ✓Every signal translated into English with the original-language quote one click away
- ✓Signal score on every mention — the deterministic 7-factor ranker that drives ordering
- ✓Source links back to every original post, every time
- ✓IR-perspective commentary on every high-priority signal
- ✓Unlimited tickers within the company you cover — no per-ticker caps
- ✓Unlimited team seats — forward to your whole C-suite, no per-seat fees
- ✓Activist account monitoring against the curated firms list (Hindenburg, Muddy Waters, Citron, and the rest)
What we deliberately don't do
- ✕"Contact Sales" maze — pricing is on the page; you can quote-and-sign without a phone call
- ✕Enterprise lock-in — no annual contract required; cancel month-to-month
- ✕Per-seat or per-ticker pricing — you pay for markets, not for headcount or coverage breadth
- ✕Hidden fees, SLA tiers, or surprise overages — what you see on /pricing is what you pay
- ✕Cross-sell into a managed-services upsell — we don't run your IR team, we report to it
03 Compare
The only platform that reads every market, in every language.
| Capability | Bloomberg / Q4 | Cision / Notified | US-only sentiment tools | Mediaberry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English retail sentiment | Partial | Keyword only | ✓ | ✓ Full + scored |
| Korean (Naver, 종목토론실) | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Japanese (Yahoo!, 5ch) | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Chinese (moomoo, Tiger, 小红书) | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Native-language sentiment scoring | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ Per language |
| Translated & ranked for the C-suite | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ Daily |
| Built for IR, not PR or trading | Institutional | PR | Trading | IR-first |
| Cost | ~$2,665 / mo per seat | ~$1,600+ / mo | varies | from $800 / mo |
A single Bloomberg Terminal runs about $32,000 a year — and still can't tell you what a Korean or Chinese-speaking shareholder said about you this morning. Mediaberry starts at $800 a month and is the only one that can.
04 Questions
Questions we get often.
My ticker has mostly English chatter. Do I really need Korean or Chinese?
Almost certainly yes — and what shows up there is where the surprises live. The English layer is saturated; everyone reads it. The non-English layers are where sentiment moves before US-only tools see it. Korean and Japanese retail are already among the largest foreign holders of US equities, and the conversations on Naver, 5ch, and moomoo routinely lead price action by hours. If you only buy the English market, you get parity with existing tools. The differentiated intelligence is in the other markets.
Can I add a market mid-month?
Yes. Stack a new market at any time and the discount tier on your next invoice reflects the total. We pro-rate the partial month for the newly added market; no fees, no friction.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — request a sample brief on your ticker. We hand-deliver the first one to your inbox at 7:30 AM ET the next trading day, no card required. If it's useful, you tell us which markets you want and we turn the subscription on.
How is Mediaberry different from Bloomberg or Q4?
Bloomberg and Q4 are built for institutional-investor coverage, with Bloomberg Terminal running about $32,000 a year per seat and Q4 priced for enterprise IR teams. Both treat investor sentiment as a side feature, English-only, and institution-weighted. Mediaberry is the inverse: built for IR teams, retail-first, every-language. The cost difference is structural — we sell one product, not a tiered platform, and we don't need a sales team to close a $800/month subscription. See the comparison table above for the per-capability breakdown.
Why is pricing the same across every market?
Because the work is roughly the same — covering Korean Naver isn't cheaper than covering English Reddit, despite Reddit's larger absolute volume. Translation, sentiment scoring, and platform-specific ingestion cost what they cost. Charging by market keeps the pricing legible: you know exactly what you get when you add one.
What if I'm an IR agency covering multiple companies?
Each company you cover is its own subscription. We're working on agency tooling for IR firms managing multiple public companies — write hello@videoster.com and tell us what you need; agency-tier discounts are available case by case.
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