Octolens pricing, dated
| Pro | Scale | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $199/mo | $599/mo |
| Annual | $159/mo | $499/mo |
| Mentions a month | 15,000 | 50,000 |
| Keywords | 10 | 40 |
| Extra keyword | $10/mo | $5/mo |
| Extra mention | $0.013 | $0.01 |
| History | 2 years | unlimited |
| Refresh | hourly | real-time |
| Podcasts, news, web, newsletters | no | yes |
A free agent tier offers 50 searches, no card, and the key never expires. Enterprise is custom. Overage is $0.013 per mention on Pro and $0.01 on Scale, with a spend cap.
Source by source
Octolens has pages for fifteen platforms and reaches Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and YouTube directly today. Podcasts, news, web, and newsletters are Scale-only despite "15+ platforms on every plan" copy elsewhere on the site. The platform count drifts across pages: "15+", "13+", "12+", "10+". The mcp.json file lists 14.
Octolens has no page and no first-class coverage for Discourse forums, Mastodon, or Product Hunt. The /product-hunt-monitoring URL redirects to the homepage. discatch reads Discourse forums directly and by URL today. Bluesky, Mastodon, YouTube, and Product Hunt are planned. Reddit, X, and LinkedIn are reserved until a cleared path exists.
For an agent
Octolens has the most complete agent discovery kit in the category on 2026-09-10. It ships llms.txt, llms-full.txt, a .well-known/mcp.json with 23 tools, a 52-path OpenAPI 3.1 spec, agent-permissions.json, an npm CLI, and 11 agent skills published on skills.sh. It is listed on the official MCP registry.
The MCP server is pull-only. An agent polls get_mentions; nothing wakes the agent when a new mention arrives. Webhooks reach n8n or Zapier. The FAQ on octolens.com/agents says the CLI and MCP server are open source, but the repo the npm package points to returns 404 on 2026-09-10. Prices are hard-coded in llms.txt and agent-permissions.json and will drift the moment pricing changes.
discatch’s REST API and trial keys work today. The MCP server with OAuth is planned for roadmap phase 3. Catches push to a webhook, a Claude Code command, or a Doozy todo. The clients are MIT.
What Octolens does not have
- No "Octolens vs X" pages. All six head-to-head pages on the site are third-party pairs like Brand24 vs Brandwatch.
- No pages for Discourse, Mastodon, or Product Hunt. The /product-hunt-monitoring URL redirects to the homepage.
- No /about page, no /changelog, no /security, no /status.
- No visible bylines on blog posts despite 34 of 35 being by the CEO.
- No glossary section. Definitions are buried in listicles.