
For nonprofits, foundations and associations
Every mention of your cause, without the enterprise bill.
Track press coverage for your funders, hear about criticism before your board does, and see which campaigns actually travelled. With a nonprofit discount on every plan.
14 days free. No card needed to start.
In short
How can a nonprofit monitor its media coverage?
A nonprofit can use Heardsay to follow every mention of its name, programs and campaigns across news and social, then share a monthly report with its board and funders. Registered nonprofits get 25% off any plan, so Starter costs about $74 a month.
Sound familiar?
Comms is one person, and that person is also doing the newsletter.
Coverage for funders
Grant reports ask for media impact. Heardsay keeps the clipping file for you, with reach and sentiment.
Criticism, early
A complaint on Reddit or a critical column gets flagged within minutes, not discovered at the AGM.
Campaign reach
See how far your fundraising or awareness campaign went, and which outlets picked it up.
Board-ready
A monthly report your board will actually read.
Volume, sentiment, top outlets and the stories that mattered, on one page with your logo. Export it to PDF for the board package or CSV for your grant report.
- Coverage log with links, outlets and dates
- Share of voice against peer organizations
- Brief share links for board members, no account needed
Top things to know
- Weekend hours story picked up by 3 outlets. Reach up 40% against your 7-day average.
- One critical Reddit thread about wait times. 38 comments, mostly neutral.
- New outlet: a local paper mentioned you for the first time.
Today: thank the reporter, reply to the Reddit thread with the new hours.
What nonprofits track
- Organization name
- Executive director
- Signature programs
- Fundraising campaigns
- Peer organizations
- Cause keywords
- Funder announcements
Nonprofit pricing, without the paperwork maze.
Start your trial today and ask us for the nonprofit code when you are ready to subscribe.
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