Know what your competitors changed, with proof
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Competitor monitoring for B2B SaaS teams who would rather not do it by hand
- Kinds of page
- 8
- Read every day
- Reads to confirm
- 2
- Before a change counts
Every page they publish, read as structure
Change-detection tools send you a red-and-green diff and leave the interpreting to you. We extract each page into a fixed shape first, so a change arrives as “Pro went from £49 to £59”, not “412 characters differ”.
- Pricing tiers and seat rules
- Dated changelog entries
- App-store releases
- Status incidents
- Live Google Ads
- Coverage gaps, shown
- Two reads to confirm
- Snapshots kept forever
Halyard · Price changed
Pro moved from £49 to £59 per seat
What we extracted
| Plan | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter · monthly | £19 | £19 | — |
| Pro · per seat | £49 | £59 | +£10 |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Contact sales | — |
What it means for you. You are now £10 a seat cheaper on your closest comparable plan. Their FAQ still quotes the old figure.
Evidence · as captured
“Pro — £59 per user / month, billed monthly. Everything in Starter plus SSO, audit log and priority support.”
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Read against your own product
Your pricing, positioning and feature set are the lens every competitor change is read through. We fill it in from your site on the first report; the sharper it is, the sharper every “so what” line in your digest.
Your product profile
Category, audience, positioning and pricing, read from your own site and editable in one place. Every competitor we watch is compared against it, not against the market in general.
Interpretation
Each confirmed change gets one line on what it means for you. A claim we cannot back with an excerpt is not written at all.
Live changes
See what moved today across every competitor you watch, and which kind of page it came from, before the digest rounds it up.
Lands where you already look
Email digestEvery plan
Weekly on every plan, daily from Team. Reads like a note from a colleague, with a link under every line.
SlackTeam and up
Realtime alertsTeam and up
API and CSVAgency
Confirmed twice. A change counts only after it survives two consecutive daily reads, so a page caught mid-deploy or an A/B variant never becomes an alert. A real price move is never dropped, even when we are unsure how to categorise it.
Every claim links to its excerpt. Each line in a digest carries the exact text it was read from, with the date it was captured. Snapshots are never deleted, so a link from last March still resolves to what the page said in March.
What we cannot read, we say so
Gaps are shown, never hidden. A login-walled changelog or a missing status page is listed as a coverage gap with the reason. Silence about a page we never managed to fetch would be worse than no monitoring at all.
Snapshots kept forever. Every read is stored and nothing is deleted, so the excerpt behind a claim resolves a year later to what the page said then, not to what it says today.
Noise classified, prices never dropped. Layout churn and copy tests are filed as noise before they reach you. A real price move is kept even when we are unsure how to categorise it, and marked for review rather than discarded.
Agency-grade controls
Client workspaces
Up to 10 workspaces under one bill, with the 50-competitor allowance pooled across them. Switch between clients from the sidebar.
Read-only API and CSV export
One key over every workspace your account owns: competitors, confirmed changes with evidence, coverage, and a CSV of the lot over any date range.
- Client workspaces. Separate competitors, profile and delivery list per client, under one subscription.
- Pooled limits. One competitor allowance across every workspace, shown as one meter.
- Roles. Owners handle billing, membership and delivery. Members do everything else.
- API keys. Minted once, stored as a hash, revocable from the dashboard.
- One bill. Stripe, monthly, prorated on change, cancel any time without a call.
Three plans. All of them cheaper than losing one deal.
Enterprise competitive-intelligence tools start at £1,000 a month and are sold through a demo. This is self-serve and monthly.
Solo
One product, a handful of rivals, one digest a week.
£29/ month
ex-VAT · cancel any time
Start on Solo- Competitors
- 5
- Workspaces
- 1
- Daily monitoring of every source
- Weekly evidence-linked digest
- Snapshots kept indefinitely
Team
Most popularA product team that needs to hear about a price move the same day.
£99/ month
ex-VAT · cancel any time
Start on Team- Competitors
- 15
- Workspaces
- 1
- Everything in Solo, plus
- Realtime pricing alerts
- Daily digest option
- Slack delivery
- Per-competitor timelines
Agency
Client work: separate workspaces, pooled limits, data you can export.
£299/ month
ex-VAT · cancel any time
Start on Agency- Competitors
- 50
- Workspaces
- 10
- Everything in Team, plus
- Client workspaces
- Read-only API
- CSV export
Recently shipped
Google Ads as a source
We now read the Google Ads transparency library for every competitor, so a new search campaign on your keyword shows up in the same week.
Sep 1, 2026
Per-competitor timelines
Every confirmed change, in order, with the excerpt that backs it, filterable by competitor and linked from each card.
Aug 31, 2026
Read-only API and CSV export
Agency plans get an account-level key over every workspace, plus a CSV of confirmed changes over any date range.
Aug 31, 2026
Slack delivery and realtime alerts
The weekly digest into a channel of your choice, and confirmed pricing moves within about six hours of the second read.
Aug 31, 2026
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a change-detection tool?
Visualping and Distill tell you that 412 characters on a page changed. We extract the page into a fixed shape first — tiers and prices, dated changelog entries, incidents, live ads — so a change arrives as “Pro went from £49 to £59”, already read against your own pricing. The interpreting is the product; the diffing is table stakes.
How do you avoid crying wolf?
A change is only reported after it survives two consecutive daily fetches, so a mid-deploy page or an A/B variant does not become an alert. Layout churn is classified as noise before it reaches you — but a real price move is never discarded, even when we are unsure how to categorise it.
What happens when a page cannot be read?
It is recorded as a coverage gap on your dashboard, with the reason. A login-walled changelog or a missing status page is a fact about that competitor, and quietly omitting it would make the rest of the report untrustworthy.
Where does the evidence come from?
Every claim links to a stored excerpt of the page it was read from, with the date it was captured. Snapshots are never deleted, so a link in a digest from last March still resolves to what the page said in March — not to what it says today.
Do you watch social media?
Not in this version. We watch pages that are public, stable and worth quoting: pricing, changelogs, blogs, docs, status pages, app-store listings and the Google Ads library. Social monitoring is a different product with a much worse signal-to-noise ratio.
Can I cancel?
Yes — monthly, self-serve, no call. Your snapshots and change history stay available for the rest of the billing period.
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