Event Registry
Event Registry analyzes global news and offers search filters, summaries, visualizations, and media monitoring.
About Event Registry
Event Registry is a news intelligence platform for tracking world events and analyzing their coverage. It collects news and blog content from over 150,000 sources published in more than 60 languages. Users can search with filters for keywords, tags, categories, sentiment, and location, then summarize and visualize the results. The platform groups related articles into events and uses AI to add entities, categories, and sentiment to collected content.
The homepage describes use by businesses, governments, and research institutions for media monitoring, competitor tracking, and event detection. Pricing is not listed publicly. The site offers a free trial and says pricing is available on request through a contact form.
Key features
- Access to news and blog content from over 150,000 sources
- Coverage of content in more than 60 languages
- Search filtering by keywords, tags, categories, sentiment, and location
- Grouping of news articles into events
- Email alerts when major news breaks
- Sentiment analysis in relation to a company, product, or public figure
- Covers content from over 150,000 sources in more than 60 languages
- States that content is available with minimal delay after publication
- Groups articles into events to reduce content overload
- Pricing is not published on the homepage and requires a request through a contact form
Event Registry at a glance
- Website
- eventregistry.org
- Category
- Search & Reference › News Search
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Free trial
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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