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You can start with TVEyes in two ways: click Try it for Free to begin a free trial, or click Book a Demo to have a team member walk you through the platform. If you're unsure which path fits your needs, the site also offers a Speak to a Team Member option for guidance before you commit to either.
Free Trial vs. Demo: Which Should You Choose?
Both entry points lead to the same platform, but they suit different situations.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free Trial | Testing the platform hands-on with your own keywords and brands | Direct access to start monitoring and see results yourself |
| Book a Demo | Evaluating fit for a team, budget, or specific workflow | A guided walkthrough from a TVEyes team member |
| Speak to a Team Member | Not sure where to start | Help deciding between trial, demo, or a tailored setup |
If you already know what you want to track — a brand name, a competitor, a spokesperson — the free trial lets you see near-real-time alerts and transcripts in your own inbox. If you need to justify the purchase to others or want to understand enterprise options first, book the demo.
What You Can Expect Once You Start
TVEyes is built for speed and scale, so the first thing you'll notice is how quickly mentions surface.
- Near-real-time alerts: Mentions are delivered to your inbox in seconds, tracking brands, competitors, and trending themes across TV, radio, podcasts, and online video.
- Global coverage: The platform monitors 2.5 million hours of broadcast, podcast, and online video content per month from over 60 countries and 43+ languages.
- Searchable transcripts: Speech-to-text runs at over 95% accuracy, making broadcast and podcast content searchable for research and reporting.
- Analytics dashboard: Audience demographics, reach, share of voice, and custom reports are available in an easy-to-use dashboard.
This means a typical first session involves setting up the terms you care about, then watching alerts and transcripts populate as coverage airs.
Core Monitoring Areas to Explore During Your Trial
The platform is organized around several monitoring solutions, so it helps to know what's available before you log in:
- Broadcast Monitoring — TV and radio mentions globally
- Podcast Monitoring — described as the largest podcast database
- Online Video — brand mentions across online video
- Analytics — custom reports and deeper data review
- Ad Filtering — separating paid vs. earned media to determine ROI
- Enterprise Solutions — scalable setups for larger organizations
- API & Partnerships — integrating TVEyes into your own platform
If your goal is simply to see whether TVEyes catches the coverage you care about, start with broadcast and podcast monitoring, then check the analytics view to see how results are summarized.
Who This Is Built For
TVEyes is used by Fortune 100 companies and more than 3,300 organizations worldwide for brand intelligence. Typical users include PR and communications teams tracking coverage, media analysts benchmarking share of voice, and researchers who need searchable broadcast and podcast transcripts.
If your work involves monitoring how a brand, competitor, or topic appears across TV, radio, podcasts, or online video, the trial will show you quickly whether the coverage and speed match your needs.
A Practical Way to Decide
- Start with the free trial if you have a specific brand or topic in mind and want to see real results.
- Book a demo if you need a guided tour, are evaluating for a team, or want to discuss enterprise or API options.
- Speak to a team member if you're unsure where to start — the site explicitly offers this for people who aren't sure which path fits.
The fastest way to judge TVEyes is to run your own keywords through it and check whether the alerts and transcripts arrive at the speed and accuracy you need.