Competitive intelligence for small teams
Know how competitors price, position, and sell.
Name your market or your website. The analyst reads your competitors' own pages and returns a cited comparison, saying so where the evidence runs out.
Free to start, no card Every claim links to a source Refresh any company on demand
- Companies indexed
- 10,278
- Companies captured in the last 7 days
- 214
- Markets
- 151
- History reaches back to
- 2023
From a question to a decision trail.
Start with companies you know or a niche you want to explore. The output is a report you can inspect, branch, export, and refresh rather than another chat answer you lose.
Frame the question
Pick companies, enter your own domain, or describe a narrow market you want mapped.
Read the evidence
Public product, pricing, marketing, integrations, careers, and change pages are fetched and cited.
Compare and find gaps
See the differences, missing features, positioning space, pricing patterns, and opportunity ideas.
Branch and refresh
Explore a promising sub-niche, ask against the report, or refresh any company on demand.
Then a read of it all, written for you, and labelled.
On top of the record sits a second layer that a model writes from those same pages. It is marked Generated everywhere it appears, and each section keeps the captures that support it attached. Nothing in it is ever written back into the record.
Profiles
Marketing, product, pricing, audience, company claims and selected testimonials, company facts, and a SWOT, per company.
Side by side
A comparison table across up to 4 companies without an account, and up to 25 on Scale — with the gaps nobody in the set fills.
Quadrant and ideas
Every company placed on two axes you choose, and a scored table of product ideas the gaps suggest.
Frameworks and brainstorm
Twelve strategy frameworks run over the set, and a chat that answers only from the report.
Generated, and marked as such. Prices, dates, counts and history are read from pages and never written by a model. The analyst layer is a reading of them, kept in its own place, with the model named and the sources one click away. Without a model configured it stays empty rather than guessed. See an example analysis.
Simple pricing, and a free plan that stays free.
The free plan is not a trial and does not expire. Paying gets you more companies, faster checks, and pages we go and add for you.
Free is open now. Paid subscriptions are not open yet; the allowances below describe the planned paid tiers.
Not a trial
Free
$0 / forever
- 25 competitors tracked
- Their retained history, where available, and the proof
- Weekly digest in the app
- Checked every week
- 5 on-demand refreshes a day
- 2 analyses/month, up to 5 companies each
- API access included
For active teams
Pro
$99 / year
- Unlimited competitors tracked
- Everything in Free, unchanged
- Checked every day
- 50 on-demand refreshes a day
- 20 analyses/month, up to 12 companies each
- 10 extra pages added on request
- Battlecards against your own pricing
For new coverage
Scale
$999 / year
- Everything in Pro
- 100 extra pages added on request
- 10 pages read every hour
- A market mapped to your brief each year
- The highest API limits
- 200 analyses/month, up to 25 companies each
History, the evidence behind every claim, and the API are on every plan, including the free one. Paid tiers add higher analysis allowances, more frequent checks, and requested coverage.
Pull it into your own tools.
If your team wants this data in a dashboard, a spreadsheet, or an AI assistant, it is available to every plan, and every answer comes back with the page and date it came from.
GET /v1/moves?company={slug}&since=2026-01-01T00:00:00Z
GET /v1/companies/{slug}/plans?as_of=2021-06-01T00:00:00Z
GET /v1/companies/{slug}/hypotheses
GET /v1/markets/{slug}/commoditization?feature=sso
GET /v1/compare?a={slug}&b={slug}An API on every plan
The same data your dashboard shows, for whatever you want to build on it. Only the rate limits differ by plan.
Works with AI assistants
Ask Claude or another assistant about a competitor's pricing and it answers from the latest retained page, not from memory.
Start with one question
Turn the competitors in your head into a sourced decision.
Free, no card, with every company refreshable and every claim one click from its source.
- 01Their pricing page and the other pages worth watching are found for you.
- 02When retained history exists, you can look back on day one; otherwise the record starts with the first refresh.
- 03From then on, watched pages are checked on your plan's cadence and recorded changes are named and dated.
- 04A weekly digest prioritizes up to five recorded changes, each with a link to the page.