Memo

Name: Memo
Brand: Memo

Impressions are dead. We deliver readership data from publishers, so comms pros can ditch vanity metrics & prove impact.

Est 2018|Valuation $62M|Raised $19M

LinkedIn 2K|Website|FTEs 46|HQ New York, New York, US

MarketsPublic Relations (PR) Software

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Memo is primarily a measurement and data credibility offering rather than a full PR operations suite. Many enterprises may continue to use broader suites (Cision/Meltwater/Muck Rack) for monitoring breadth, outreach workflows, and distribution. - Memo’s Reporter Intelligence emphasizes readership context per reporter, while other vendors emphasize contact breadth and pitching workflows. - Memo’s focus on readership reported as coming directly from publishers is a key differentiator; buyers should validate direct coverage for their priority outlets and understand where predictive models are used.

When organizations select competitors instead

Cision/Meltwater are appropriate when comprehensive monitoring coverage (including broadcast, print, and social) and centralized PR workflow are required.
Muck Rack may be preferable when the priority is a journalist database and pitching/outreach tools with a modern UI.
Signal AI or Talkwalker may be selected when broader narrative/reputation analytics and social/consumer intelligence are required.

	Memo (memo.co)	CisionOne / Cision	Meltwater
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based). Third-party commentary suggests some programs may be available at lower price tiers (unverified).	Typically enterprise quote-based; third-party estimates vary.	Quote-based; third-party estimates vary.
Primary fit	Teams seeking article-level readership measurement to support executive reporting.	Organizations seeking an integrated PR suite (monitoring, database, distribution, workflow).	Organizations needing broad global monitoring and social listening with enterprise reporting.
Key Strength	Publisher-sourced readership framing; benchmarking; readership-driven reporter intelligence.	Breadth: monitoring, database, distribution ecosystem.	Monitoring breadth and social intelligence at scale.
Key Weakness	Not positioned as a full-suite replacement; coverage limitations and reliance on predictive modeling for some outlets; limited publicly available third-party reviews.	Common industry complaints about usability and platform transitions (varies by product generation).	Pricing opacity and potential complexity for smaller teams; mixed sales experience reports in community forums.

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Memo is primarily a measurement and data credibility offering rather than a full PR operations suite. Many enterprises may continue to use broader suites (Cision/Meltwater/Muck Rack) for monitoring breadth, outreach workflows, and distribution.
Memo’s Reporter Intelligence emphasizes readership context per reporter, while other vendors emphasize contact breadth and pitching workflows.
Memo’s focus on readership reported as coming directly from publishers is a key differentiator; buyers should validate direct coverage for their priority outlets and understand where predictive models are used.

When organizations select competitors instead

Cision/Meltwater are appropriate when comprehensive monitoring coverage (including broadcast, print, and social) and centralized PR workflow are required.
Muck Rack may be preferable when the priority is a journalist database and pitching/outreach tools with a modern UI.
Signal AI or Talkwalker may be selected when broader narrative/reputation analytics and social/consumer intelligence are required.

	Memo (memo.co)	CisionOne / Cision	Meltwater
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based). Third-party commentary suggests some programs may be available at lower price tiers (unverified).	Typically enterprise quote-based; third-party estimates vary.	Quote-based; third-party estimates vary.
Primary fit	Teams seeking article-level readership measurement to support executive reporting.	Organizations seeking an integrated PR suite (monitoring, database, distribution, workflow).	Organizations needing broad global monitoring and social listening with enterprise reporting.
Key Strength	Publisher-sourced readership framing; benchmarking; readership-driven reporter intelligence.	Breadth: monitoring, database, distribution ecosystem.	Monitoring breadth and social intelligence at scale.
Key Weakness	Not positioned as a full-suite replacement; coverage limitations and reliance on predictive modeling for some outlets; limited publicly available third-party reviews.	Common industry complaints about usability and platform transitions (varies by product generation).	Pricing opacity and potential complexity for smaller teams; mixed sales experience reports in community forums.