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Digimind was acquired by Onclusive
Quick answer
Digimind is a defunct vendor: its website now redirects to Onclusive, which acquired it, and the destination page loads without any mention of Digimind. We checked this redirect in October 2026. If your team relied on Digimind, contact Onclusive about your account and what replaced it. MarketHQ is a separate option: it tracks your brand and competitors across communities, news, blogs, social and AI answers, with a Free plan at $0 and paid plans from $29 a month.
What happened?
Digimind was acquired by Onclusive, confirmed Oct 2026.
Evidence: "curl -sIL https://digimind.com -> HTTP 301 Location: https://onclusive.com/en-gb/ (destination page loads 200 OK and contains no mention of "Digimind")" (https://digimind.com, checked Oct 2026)
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- MarketHQ: tracks brand mentions across communities, news, blogs, social and AI answers, with gap analysis and action plans.
- Agorapulse: Teams that already manage social publishing and want listening added alongside it.
- Ahrefs Brand Radar: Teams already paying for Ahrefs that want AI-answer visibility alongside their existing SEO tracking.
- Alert HN: A developer who only wants free, fast email alerts for Hacker News mentions.
- AthenaHQ: A team that wants to try AI visibility tracking across many AI engines on a free plan before paying.
- Awario: Teams that want broad web and social mention tracking with lead generation built in.
- Birdeye: Multi-location businesses that want reviews, listings and AI visibility under one reputation platform.
- Brand24: Teams that need broad social and review coverage with sentiment scoring and already budget for a dedicated listening tool.
- BrandBastion: A brand that wants social comments moderated around the clock with crisis sentiment flagged.
- Brandwatch: A large team that needs broad social coverage and has budget for an enterprise suite.
- BrightEdge AI Catalyst: Teams that want competitor benchmarking in AI search with prompt and citation analysis, and a connector for their own AI tools.
- Broadly: Local service businesses that want an AI receptionist and review management bundled with directory listings.
- BuzzSumo: Content and PR teams that want mention monitoring alongside content research and influencer discovery.
- Chekkit: A local business that wants a free starting plan for review collection and a unified inbox, with an AI booking upgrade.
- Cision: PR and communications teams that need broadcast, print and journalist-outreach tools alongside AI visibility tracking.
- Competera: Retailers that want competitor price monitoring feeding a dynamic pricing engine.
- Conductor AI Visibility (Conductor Intelligence): Enterprises that want an all-in-one AEO platform with AI visibility tracking and an API.
- Contify: A market-intelligence team that wants multilingual news and filings coverage with sales battlecards.
- Crayon: Sales and competitive-intelligence teams that want battlecards and win/loss analysis built from competitor tracking.
- Critical Mention: PR teams that need broadcast monitoring and AI brand visibility in one place.
- Evertune: A marketing team focused on AI visibility benchmarking that has budget for an $800 a month starting plan.
- F5Bot: A solo founder or small team that wants cheap or free alerts on Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters.
- GatherUp: Local or multi-location businesses that want review monitoring and defense, and agencies that want white-label.
- Goodie: Teams that want AI visibility tracking tied to revenue attribution and content generation in one workflow.
- Google Alerts: Anyone who wants free, zero-setup email alerts on a search term.
- Grade.us: Marketing agencies that want to resell white-labeled review monitoring and reporting to local-business clients.
- Hootsuite: Teams that want scheduling, publishing and listening in one platform.
- Isentia: PR and communications teams in the APAC region that need broadcast and print monitoring alongside AI View.
- Keyword.com: A team that wants rank tracking and AI brand presence checks at a low monthly price.
- Khoros: Enterprises that run branded communities and want social management and care in one suite.
- Knowatoa: Marketing teams that want AI visibility tracking with gap analysis and drafted content.
- Kompyte: Sales and product teams that want competitor battlecards and win/loss reporting built from many web sources.
- KWatch.io: A team that wants real-time keyword alerts across LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Hacker News at a low monthly price.
- LLMrefs: A team that wants broad AI search coverage, including Google's own AI surfaces, at a single listed price.
- Meltwater: PR and communications teams that need broad media, social and AI-signal coverage in one suite.
- Mention: Small marketing teams that want one broad mention feed across the web, social and news.
- NapoleonCat: Teams that want social scheduling, moderation and competitor benchmarking in one tool.
- Quid (NetBase Quid): Market research and insights teams that want broad data mining across social, news, patents and other source types.
- Notifier: A team that wants broad Reddit, Hacker News and social alerts with AI filtering at a modest monthly price.
- Octolens: Teams that want community and social monitoring with API and MCP access on every plan.
- Onclusive: A PR or comms team that wants media monitoring bundled with multi-engine AI visibility tracking.
- Otterly.ai: A solo marketer or small team that wants AI-answer visibility tracking at a low entry price and doesn't need community or social monitoring in the same tool.
- Peec AI: Teams that want daily AI-visibility tracking connected to their own tools through MCP or API.
- Podium: A local business that wants review requests bundled with lead texting, calls and payments.
- Price2Spy: A seller that needs MAP violation detection and rule-based repricing from competitor price data.
- Prisync: An ecommerce seller that wants automated competitor price tracking and dynamic repricing.
- Profound: A team that only needs AI-answer visibility tracking and is prepared to go through a custom sales conversation for pricing.
- Prowly: A PR team that wants pitching, media monitoring and AI-citation targeting in one toolkit.
- Pulsar: A global brand that needs audience intelligence across many languages and regional social platforms.
- Pulse: A team that wants Reddit lead discovery and AI-visibility scanning in one tool.
- Rankscale: Teams that want AI visibility tracking across many engines plus page-level AI readiness audits.
- Redreach: A team focused on Reddit that wants AI-guided replies and DM outreach.
- ReplyGuy: A founder or small team that wants AI-drafted replies to Reddit and Twitter/X mentions of a product.
- Reputation.com: Multi-location brands that want review, listings and survey management in one platform.
- Scrunch: Teams that want AI citation tracking paired with page-level AI readability audits.
- Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit: An existing Semrush customer who wants AI-visibility reporting layered onto that subscription.
- Sendible: An agency that wants unlimited users per account and scheduling across multiple social channels.
- seoClarity Clarity ArcAI: Enterprise SEO teams that want AI-visibility data to drive content decisions.
- Signal AI: Enterprise risk, reputation and comms teams that need licensed premium media data and entity-level analysis.
- Social Searcher: A quick, no-signup check of public social mentions for a brand, hashtag or name.
- SocialPilot: A social scheduling team that also wants Facebook and Google Business review monitoring.
- Sprinklr: A large organization that wants social, listening, marketing and service tools from one vendor.
- Sprout Social: Teams that want social management plus listening and an AI research assistant in one platform.
- Syften: A team that wants simple community keyword alerts with API, webhook or MCP access.
- Synthesio: Enterprise research teams that want consumer intelligence across social, search and ecommerce signals.
- Synup: Multi-location businesses that want listings management bundled with review monitoring.
- Talkwalker Alerts: A team that only wants free alerts for brand, topic or competitor mentions, delivered by email, RSS or Slack.
- Trustpilot: A business that wants to collect customer reviews and show them in widgets, starting on a free plan.
- TVEyes: A PR or comms team that needs TV, radio, podcast and online video mention monitoring with API access.
- Visualping: A team that wants to be alerted when competitor pages such as pricing or products change.
- Waikay: A brand or agency that wants AI-prompt visibility tracking with hallucination and knowledge-gap checks.
- Writesonic GEO: A marketing team that wants citation tracking in AI answers paired with generated content fixes.
- XFunnel: A team that wants a one-time free AI-visibility audit before committing to ongoing tracking.
- Yext (Reviews): A multi-location brand that wants review generation, responses and reporting across many platforms.
- Yotpo: An online store that wants reviews, loyalty and AI shopping visibility in one e-commerce platform.
- Zoho Social: A business already on Zoho apps that wants social scheduling and monitoring in the same suite.
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Sources
- Digimind: https://digimind.com (checked Oct 2026)