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Solveza News Desk

The newsroom intelligence stack that costs less than one Reuters seat.

Clustered stories, cited AI briefs, first-mover scoops, and SEC + Congress + court records — without the $300K vendor wall.

Trusted by reporters at

OUTLET OUTLET OUTLET OUTLET

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Vertical packs

Seventeen editorial lanes with dedicated RSS, voice defaults, and landing pages for Marcus's pitch book.

What you're paying today

Reuters
$50K

/ yr

Meltwater
$80K

/ seat

Factiva
$60K

/ yr

vs
Solveza
$497

/ mo

Live demo — real cluster, cited facts

Iowa Senate primary · read-only News Desk brief (production-shaped)

See it in 30 seconds

Every confirmed fact links to source + URL
Wikipedia + Wikidata sidebar on any name
Solo-coverage scoops in the last 30 minutes

“A reporter at [Outlet] said News Desk cut their morning scan from 90 minutes to 20 — with better sourcing on every pitch.”

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The wedge

What legacy stacks don't bundle — we stitch together with open data.

What they haveWhat Solveza adds
Wire feeds top-to-bottomClustered by topic, sorted by what changed
Unsourced wire copyCited facts linked to source articles
Archive search onlyHourly delta + timeline in the brief
Rented entity databasesWikidata sidebar — free, instant
Paywalled gov dataSEC, Congress, courts layered in
Manual brief writingPer-platform angles (X, LinkedIn, TikTok, newsletter)
NewsWhip viral guessFirst-mover detector on solo coverage

Eight phases, one workflow

Live

Ingest + briefs

130+ feeds, 10-min cron, free-first AI chain.

1–3

Citations · entities · first-mover

Auditable facts, Wikipedia sidebar, solo scoops.

4–8

Primary sources → your CRM

SEC, quotes, bias bar, personal source DB.

Pricing

$497Starter
$4,997Enterprise

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Trust

LLM is never the source of truth

Only summarizes ingested metadata.

Every fact cited

Source name + URL on confirmed claims.

Open-source first

GDELT, EDGAR, GovInfo, Wikidata before paid APIs.

No full bodies stored

Headlines, snippets, fair-use safe.