Pig
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PigPR is a reputation monitoring platform for agencies. It tracks mentions across 20 sources and 6 AI engines, flags spikes and drafts replies in a client's voice.
About Pig
What Is PigPR
PigPR is a brand and reputation monitoring tool built for agencies and consultants who manage several clients at once. It sweeps 20 sources, from Google reviews and news to Reddit, TikTok and Instagram, and pulls what people say about each brand into one live feed. On top of that, it checks six AI engines every week and reports whether they mention the brand and which sources they cite.
The product targets a specific job. Small PR and reputation shops spend their days switching between review platforms, social networks and news readers, then writing replies and reports by hand. PigPR pulls those tasks into one console and adds two things most monitoring tools skip: reply drafts written in the client's voice, and press pitches built from the reporters who actually cover the client's market.
A few limits are worth knowing before you sign up. It is built around a client roster, so the pricing and the workspaces assume you manage more than one brand. There is no mobile app, and the whole thing runs in the browser. And the AI features draft text rather than act on their own, so a person still approves every reply and pitch that leaves the account.
Getting Started
- Start on the Free plan with one brand and open the live console demo to see how a real client feed looks
- Add each client as a workspace and set the keywords, handles and pages you want watched
- Connect Slack and email so spike alerts and the weekly digest land where your team already works
- Review the drafted replies in the Response Studio, approve or edit the ones that fit, then send
- Forward the white-labeled weekly report to each client, or set it to send on a schedule
Product Information
A quick look at Pig's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Boutique PR agencies
- Solo consultants
- Social media managers
- In-house comms teams
Tasks
- Reputation monitoring
- Review responses
- Spike detection
- Press outreach
- AI visibility checks
- Client reporting
Scenarios
- A negative review goes viral
- A local business has no PR budget
- Client asks what AI says about them
- Pitch season
- Friday reporting
Key features
20-Source Monitoring With Dedupe
PigPR sweeps reviews, news, trade press, Reddit, X, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, Threads, Pinterest, Wikipedia and more in one pass. The pipeline runs every six hours on lower tiers and every hour at the top, and it dedupes mentions so the same story doesn't count twice. A dead-source watchdog alerts you when a feed breaks, which is the kind of failure most tools leave you to notice on your own.
Health Score and Sentiment Trend
The console leads with a single number from 0 to 100, blended from volume, sentiment, reach and source mix, with an honest delta against the prior 30 days. Behind it sits a stacked positive, neutral and negative trend with spike annotations. The point is that every input is one click away, so a client meeting turns into a walk through the data instead of a request to take the score on faith.
AI Response Studio
Every negative review gets a reply drafted in the client's voice, with three tone options, a confidence score and risk flags that name what to watch for. Nothing posts on its own. You approve, edit or regenerate, and the audit trail records who signed off. It's the difference between an AI that writes and a system that keeps a human in the loop.
AI Answer and Visibility Tracking
Each week PigPR asks Gemini, Perplexity, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Qwen about the brand and reports the answers verbatim. The AI Visibility side checks Google AI Overviews and a set of buyer-intent prompts across the main assistants, then shows whether the client is cited, which URL was used and who got cited instead. For brands that live on discovery, that citation leaderboard is the useful part.
Press Contacts and Pitch Drafts
Monitoring already knows which outlets write about a client, so PigPR turns that into a media list that builds itself. A weekly pass reads the articles and pulls the real reporter names from bylines, and you can merge your own CSV lists on top. One click drafts a pitch that references what each reporter actually covers, and it sends from your own address after you edit it.
Spike Alerts and Weekly Reporting
Velocity rules watch each source and fire a severity-ranked alert to Slack and email when volume or negativity breaks pattern, with the spike chart and the triggering mentions attached. On the reporting side, every client gets a weekly one-page PDF and email digest under the agency's logo, colors and from-line, plus a plain-English AI summary that your team reviews before it ships.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free plan covers one brand with every source, so you can test the whole pipeline before paying
- Reply drafts, press pitches and weekly reports sit in the same console as the monitoring feed
- AI answer tracking checks six engines and shows citations, not just whether a brand appears
- Unlimited team seats on paid tiers, so the price tracks roster size rather than headcount
- White-label reporting works at the Studio tier, not only at the top
- The live demo runs on real client data, so you can judge the console before a sales call
Cons
- Pricing is built around client workspaces, so a single-brand team pays for capacity it won't use
- No mobile app, and everything runs in the browser
- AI drafts still need a person to approve them, so it speeds up replies rather than removing the work
- The Free plan caps drafts at 25 a month, which runs out fast on a busy roster
Frequently asked questions
PigPR monitors what people say about a brand across 20 sources, from reviews and news to social posts, and shows it in one live feed with a health score and sentiment trend. It also drafts review replies, builds media lists from real coverage, and checks what six AI engines say about the brand each week.
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