PiracyIntel

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Eight vendors, one table.

Where we are ahead, and where we are not. Every figure is marked published, reported or not published.

Price

What it costs to start, and what it costs to run.

VendorEntryFull productSource
PiracyIntel$99 / mofrom $3,899 / moPublished
MUSO DiscoverNot publishedNot publishedNot published
MUSO ProtectGBP 120 / moNot publishedPublished
Parrot Analytics$99 / mo (Lite)from $10,000 / product / moReported
Similarweb$199 / mo$35,000 / yrReported
Comscore$799 / mo$105,791 medianReported
NielsenNot published$29,050 medianReported
Red PointsNot published~$35,000 / yrReported

Capability

What each product measures, and what it does with it.

PiracyIntelMUSOParrotSimilarwebNielsen
Peer-to-peer demand✓✓———
Unauthorised streaming demand✓✓———
Licensed viewership——✓✓✓
Resolved to title✓✓✓—✓
Markets195192Not publishedGlobalNot published
UpdateLiveDailyDailyNot publishedLive + 7
Per-title history90 daysNot publishedMulti-yearNot publishedMulti-year
Unmet demand✓—✓——
Demographics——✓✓✓
Forecasting——✓—✓
Takedowns—✓———
Entry price published$99GBP 120 (Protect)$99$199No
Buy without a sales call✓—Lite only✓—

Honest

Ahead here. Short there.

Where we are ahead

  • Published prices at both ends of the ladder, and a card checkout for Starter.
  • Demand counted from unlicensed watching, not a survey panel or a social proxy, and resolved to title and market.
  • Live update. Most demand products settle daily; several publish no cadence at all.
  • Unmet demand as a first-class output: demand with no licensed offer in market, ranked.

Where we are short

  • Per-title history is 90 days. Parrot and Nielsen sell multi-year per-title series.
  • No demographics. We count watchers, not who they are.
  • No forecasting. We measure; we do not model.
  • No takedowns. We rank the queue; enforcement vendors send the notices.

Questions

The ones buyers ask in the second meeting.

Is this a MUSO replacement?
For demand measurement, yes. For notice-and-takedown, no; MUSO Protect and Red Points do that, and our takedown queue is built to hand off to them.
How is this different from Parrot Analytics?
Parrot models demand from social and search proxies with a panel. We count what people watch without a deal, directly, and publish the price.
Why not just Similarweb?
Similarweb measures web traffic to sites. We resolve demand to the title and the market, which is the unit a slate, a licence or a window is decided in.
Where do the prices in this table come from?
Published prices from the vendor site on the day of writing; reported prices from Vendr, G2 and press. Contact us if a figure is out of date.

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