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What is Mention Markets?
Mention Markets is a language-research workspace for contracts about what someone will say. Its search controls handle word boundaries, variants and punctuation, while event and speaker filters define the comparison sample. The charts show frequency and where a term appears within an event.
Who it is for
- Traders researching speech and earnings-call markets
- Users comparing a speaker’s language across event types
- Researchers checking whether a keyword match satisfies a contract rule
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket, Kalshi
- Research topics
- Transcript analysis, Mention markets
- Multi-term search
Compare several expressions in one query.
- Boundary controls
Set beginning/ending matching and case sensitivity.
- Word variants
Include plural, possessive, hyphenated and possible comma forms.
- Speaker/event filters
Choose who spoke and what kind of event it was.
- Mention-count chart
See how counts accumulate across the selected sample.
- Location chart
Study where in an event a word tends to appear.
- Context preview
Read surrounding transcript text at an adjustable length.
- Calendar aggregation
Compare weekly, monthly or longer periods.
- Broad corpus
Coverage includes political remarks, Federal Reserve events, earnings calls and selected media.
Workflows with Mention Markets
Match the contract rule
Translate accepted word forms into search options and inspect individual hits.
Choose a comparison set
Separate prepared speeches from press gaggles, interviews or earnings calls before comparing frequencies.
Research event timing
Use match locations and context to see whether a topic tends to occur in opening remarks or later discussion.
Pricing and total cost
Full access is advertised at $199/month. The public demo restricts its date range and available categories while exposing the research interface.
Getting started
Before you start: The demo’s restricted sample is not the entire paid corpus.
- Open the demo.
- Enter the contract term and relevant variants.
- Set word-boundary and punctuation controls.
- Choose dates, categories and speakers.
- Inspect frequency and context together.
- Use the official contact flow for full access.
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What to check
- The demo’s restricted sample is not the entire paid corpus.
- Historical word frequency depends strongly on event selection.
- Transcription and matching rules can differ from the venue’s official resolution rule.
- The tool provides research; it does not document automatic order execution.
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Frequently asked questions about Mention Markets
Can I search several terms at once?
Yes.
Can I distinguish a word prefix from a substring?
The boundary controls support that distinction.
Is the demo the full archive?
No; dates and categories are limited.
Can I see the words around a hit?
Yes, with adjustable context.