About onlinereputationmonitoring.com

This site is a practical guide to online reputation monitoring: where to look, how to audit what people say about a business, how to answer complaints and how to report on it each month.

On this page 4 sections

Who writes this site

We're a small team from the middle of Europe, building things for the web from a village.

Tools appear where they are relevant, such as the section on what monitoring tools can and cannot do, each with the same fields.

This site has no affiliate links and takes no payments from any tool or platform it mentions. If that changes, this page will say so.

How facts are checked

• Tool facts

  Sources, free options and prices come from each vendor’s own pages. Every card shows the date checked and links the source.

• Platform rules

  How Google, Trustpilot and Reddit handle replies comes from their official help pages, linked next to each summary.

• Examples

  Invented businesses and numbers are labelled “Illustrative example”. No tests, testimonials or customer data unless real and permitted.

How we score tools

Where tools are listed, their stars come from one formula applied to every tool’s dated facts. Four checks, equal weight, each scored 1 to 5 from the vendor’s own pages. Nobody’s score is adjusted by hand, and scores are never published as review markup.

• Source coverage

  How many of eight sources it watches: web, news, Reddit, YouTube, X, Bluesky, reviews, podcasts.

  None6 or more

• Alert speed

  How fast the entry plan tells you about a new mention.

  Not published15 min

• Value

  Mentions you get for each dollar of the entry plan.

  Quote only200+ per $

• Free access

  What you can use before paying anything.

  Nothing freeFree forever

Review policy and corrections

• Pages are reviewed at least every three months; tool facts older than 90 days are re-checked first.
• The “updated” date changes only when the content changes.
• Facts that go out of date are fixed once checked against the vendor's own page.