For communications, press and public affairs teams
Press and radio monitoring across Uruguay, with the quote behind every mention
You define what you want to follow —your brand, your spokespeople, your topics— and Nexo reads the press and listens to the radio in all 19 departments, 24 hours a day. Every mention arrives the same day, with the link to the story or the exact minute of the audio, and why it was included.
This is what your monitor looks like · illustrative example
36 ↑11
mentions today
8 of 36
on radio, with the minute
12:40
peak of the day
Mentions per hour · today
max 6
−65 net for the day crisis
led by outrage 5 not directed at you
Latest mentions
What was said about you this week?
Type the name of your brand, your organization or your own, and we'll show you a preview of what we've already read and heard. No account needed.
Last 7 days, through yesterday.
We'll email you the detailsEvery mention from the week, with what was said in each one. If you leave a phone number, someone from the team will call to show you the rest. By sending this you accept our Privacy Policy (in Spanish).
What Nexo Radar does
Three things: find out what's being said about you, understand what it means, and get it to whoever needs it. Each one has its own page.
01 · Find out
What's said about you, the same day
02 · Understand
What it means, and whether it's serious
03 · Report and connect
Get it to whoever needs it
For companies, agencies and politics
Your industry matters less than what worries you: hearing about a crisis first, measuring how people talk about you, or knowing what's happening in your sector.
Companies and brands
Hear it first, measure your reputation and watch your competitors.
See how they use it →PR and communications agencies
One radar per client and a cited report to show them.
See how they use it →Politics and institutions
The agenda in all 19 departments and how they treat you.
See how they use it →How it works, in three steps
You say what to watch; Nexo watches. There's nothing to install: you tell it what you want to follow in your own words, just as you'd explain it to someone joining your team.
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STEP 01
You define your radar
Your organization and the other ways people refer to it, who speaks for it, the topics you care about even when you're not named —“blackout,” “rates”— and what it shouldn't be confused with.
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STEP 02
Nexo listens and reads, nonstop
Newspapers and news sites across the country, radio stations recorded and transcribed, and your spokespeople's posts on X. Before it reaches you, every story is checked against what you set up.
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STEP 03
You get what matters
Every mention in your monitor, an instant alert when something you asked to be alerted about appears, and the morning briefing in your inbox. All with the source one click away.
The listening network figures from the latest count
Print and online press and radio from all 19 departments, with no charge per outlet or per department. See the full coverage →
Plans
All of them include full coverage and unlimited users. What changes is how many radars you follow at once. Prices in US dollars.
Frequently asked questions
01Which media does it monitor?+
Online print press and radio stations captured live and transcribed, from all 19 departments — both included in every plan, with no charge per outlet or per department. Tracking your spokespeople on X is added separately, depending on the plan. If an outlet or station is missing, you request it from the app and we add it to your coverage.
02How do you keep mentions that aren't mine from reaching me?+
Nexo searches only for what you set up —your name, its variants, your spokespeople and your topics— and never makes up terms on its own. Before showing you a story it has to point out which of your terms appeared and in which sentence; if it can't, it doesn't show it to you. And under “Don't confuse with” you list the cases that look like you but aren't: if your brand is Aurora, the Aurora neighborhood will never reach you. It can suggest an issue when it sees it appearing next to you again and again, but it's a suggestion: it captures nothing until you adopt it.
03How do I find out when something happens?+
In each radar you set up your own alerts, choosing what interrupts you and through which channel: for example, “if it's important, alert me on WhatsApp” or “if they criticize us in a headline, send me an email.” Everything else waits for you in the monitor and in the morning briefing, without your phone going off.
04How long does it take to get started?+
The same day. You create your radar and Nexo sweeps backward so the monitor starts with history, not empty. The next day your first morning briefing arrives.
See it working with your own radar
In a short call we set up your radar and show you what was said about your organization this week. No commitment.