--- url: "https://predictiontoolkit.com/tools/mention-markets/" publisher: "PredictionToolkit" dateModified: "2026-11-02" --- [← News & OSINT]() ![Mention Markets logo]() Research tool # Mention Markets: investigate what a speaker has said before Mention Markets is a language-research workspace for contracts about what someone will say. Search terms and variants, define a relevant event sample and inspect individual matches rather than treating a raw count as a prediction. [**3.5**/ 5Editorial rating]() [Editorial assessment]() [Open Mention Markets]() mention.markets **Available on:** Web **Pricing:** [See plans and costs ↓]() [Screenshots]() [Explore alternatives]() **Availability: public** [News & OSINT]() [Forecasting]() +4 more [Dashboards]() [Politics & elections]() [Economic research]() [Company & earnings data]() ## Screenshots and interface Product preview1 / 2 The demo shows query controls and cumulative counts. ## What is Mention Markets? Matching controls cover word boundaries, case sensitivity, variants and punctuation. Event and speaker filters then determine the comparison set. This matters because a prepared speech, an informal press exchange, an interview and an earnings call can produce very different word frequencies even for the same speaker. Charts show accumulated mentions and their location within events, while adjustable context previews reveal the surrounding transcript. The corpus includes political remarks, Federal Reserve events, earnings calls and selected media. The public demo exposes the interface with restricted dates and categories; it cannot establish the completeness of the full paid archive. ### Who it is for - Traders researching speech and earnings-call mention contracts. - Users comparing a speaker’s wording across different event formats. - Researchers checking whether a keyword hit meets the exact contract rule. ## Features and coverage - **Multiple terms and word boundaries** Compare expressions in a query and set beginning/end matching and case sensitivity to distinguish prefixes from substrings. - **Variants and punctuation** Configure plural, possessive, hyphenated and possible comma forms in line with the contract’s accepted wording. - **Speaker and event sample** Choose dates, categories, speakers and event types before comparing results. - **Counts and match locations** Inspect cumulative counts and where words occur inside events, such as opening remarks or later discussion. - **Adjustable context** Read the surrounding transcript text and change the context length to examine a match. - **Calendar comparisons** Aggregate selected records by week, month or longer periods. ## Workflows with Mention Markets ### Translate the contract into search options Read the accepted word forms in the market rules, configure matching and inspect individual hits for actual compliance. ### Construct a comparable sample Separate prepared speeches, press exchanges, interviews and earnings calls before comparing historical frequencies. ### Investigate when a topic appears Combine match-location charts with transcript context to distinguish opening remarks from later discussion. ## Pricing and total cost Full access is advertised at US$199/month. The public demo limits dates and available categories while exposing the research interface. ## Getting started **Before you start:** Demo coverage does not represent the full paid archive. 1. Open the public demo. 2. Enter the contract term and relevant variants. 3. Set word boundaries, case and punctuation options. 4. Choose dates, categories and speakers. 5. Inspect frequency and surrounding context together. 6. Use the official contact flow for full access. The demo is a restricted sample rather than the full paid corpus. [Explore the public research demo]() ## Useful links ### What to check - Demo coverage does not represent the full paid archive. - Historical frequency depends heavily on event selection and is not itself a forecast. - Transcription and matching rules can differ from the venue’s official resolution rule. - The product provides research without a documented automatic-order workflow. A closer look ## Ratings & reviews Editorial rating **3.5**/ 5 0 user reviews PredictionToolkit editorial ### Our take on Mention Markets Editorial rating: 3.5/5. Contextual transcript search and explicit matching controls directly serve mention-market research. The limited demo does not establish paid-corpus completeness, and historical frequency is not a forecast. Based on documented features, setup and access terms. [How we rate]() ### User reviews 0 The main score switches to user ratings after 5 published reviews. **Be the first to share your experience** A specific example helps the next person choose the right tool. ## Related tools [Browse category]() ![Odds Assist Prediction Markets Pro product overview]() ![Odds Assist Prediction Markets Pro logo]()[Odds Assist Prediction Markets Pro]() Research tool**3.5**Editorial Specialized historical counts and current progress for mention, political-action and YouTube-view contracts. - Access Web Compare research on mentions and post counts. ![Globe public Synapse research globe and news workspace]() ![Globe logo]()[Globe]() Research tool**3.0**Editorial A geographic news workspace for finding events and checking related prediction-market context. - Access Web Also in News and OSINT Research Tools. ![Sonist product overview]() ![Sonist logo]()[Sonist]() restricted Trading bot**2.5**Editorial Free mention-market browsing alongside waitlisted audio-triggered execution and advanced speaker controls. - Trading mode Read-only - Access Web Compare a trading workflow built around live transcripts. ## Frequently asked questions about Mention Markets ### Can I compare several terms? Yes. Multi-term search allows several expressions in a query. ### Can I distinguish a prefix from a substring? Yes. Beginning and ending boundary controls support that distinction; set case and variant options as needed. ### Does the demo contain the full archive? No. Its dates and available categories are restricted. ### Can I read words around a match? Yes. Context preview shows surrounding transcript text with adjustable length. In this profile