Stibo DX is the company behind Cue, the media enterprise platform built for the complex realities of modern media operations. Cue empowers multimedia hybrids to improve planning, collaboration, and distribution across all formats and channels, integrating workflows to eliminate tool fragmentation and reduce technological overhead.
Today's newsrooms operate under 24/7 news cycles, shrinking revenues and resources, fragmented tools, and growing audience demands. A reality that depends on more than the right tools.
As a modular and seamlessly integrated platform, Cue empowers modern media organizations to improve within planning, collaboration, content creation and multichannel delivery. Eliminating tool fragmentation and minimizing technological overhead, enabling modern media organizations to benefit from lower operational costs and faster time-to-market.
As media organizations take on more stories, more channels and more brands, Cue scales with them. From story-centric planning to cross-channel distribution, Cue connects people, processes, and newsroom technology around audiences and engaging content, empowering editorial teams to adapt quickly, improve efficiency, deliver consistently across all formats and channels at scale, through fully integrated workflows.
This connected approach spans the full Cue platform. Cue Hive brings newsroom collaboration together in one shared workspace. Cue Content Store powers scalable content operations, while Cue Dam turns every asset into an opportunity through centralized digital asset management. Cue Print optimizes print operations for tomorrow's demands. And Cue Autopilot empowers teams and amplifies content output with native, platform-wide AI.
Backed by decades of media experience, Stibo DX continues to support media organizations navigate the realities of today's media, while maximizing return on every investment and build readiness for tomorrow's demands as multimedia hybrids.
Stibo DX employs over 225 people and is part of the Stibo Software Group. A foundation-owned corporate entity established in 1794 in Aarhus, Denmark. As part of a stable and forward-looking enterprise group, Stibo DX is committed to building long-term relationships and delivering sustained value to its customers.
Highlights
One connected newsroom. A single story-centric platform replaces siloed workflows - planning, collaboration, assets, and distribution all stay linked to the same story from creation through publication.
Native, platform-wide AI. Cue Autopilot automates tagging, enrichment, format conversion, and variant generation, while preserving editorial control and rights.
Create once, publish everywhere. Structured, multi-format content and shared templates let teams distribute across print, digital, social, audio, and video without rebuilding for each channel.
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This listing uses a single contract-based pricing dimension for the Cue media enterprise platform, billed in units. You buy access through one negotiated agreement rather than choosing between separate tiers or instance sizes. The platform is modular, so editorial planning, content management, digital asset management, workflow automation, and multichannel delivery come together under one contract. Because pricing is set by contract, the unit count and terms are agreed directly with the vendor and scale to the size of your operation. There are no separate usage add-ons or alternate plans on Marketplace.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one billing unit of the Cue media enterprise platform represent?
A unit is a measure agreed in your contract, not a fixed device or seat. The platform is modular, covering editorial planning, content management, digital asset management, workflow automation, and multichannel delivery. You set the unit count with the vendor to match your operation's size, brands, channels, and teams.
How does my cost change as we add new brands, channels, or teams?
The platform is cloud-native and modular, so you add titles, users, and channels within one operating structure. Because pricing is set by contract in units, growth is reflected through the unit count you agree with the vendor rather than automatic overage charges on Marketplace.
Are the AI and automation capabilities part of this single contract, or billed separately?
The workflow automation and platform-wide AI features run inside the same modular platform covered by your contract. There are no separate usage add-ons or alternate plans on Marketplace. Note that AI token usage grows with activity, and the vendor provides a single managed cost overview to track it.
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