/ COMPETITOR · LIVE MONITORING · WEEKLY DIGEST

Stop guessing what the competition just changed.

A live competitor monitoring service for UK SMEs. You name the 5-10 competitors that actually matter. We watch them — pricing pages, hero copy, service launches, hiring patterns, review velocity, PR pickup. Every Monday morning, a one-page intel digest lands in your inbox. No dashboard you'll forget to log into. Outcome-priced, monthly, cancel anytime.

/ THE SIGNALS · WHAT WE WATCH

The six signals that actually move revenue.

Most "competitor tools" show you Twitter mentions and Trustpilot stars. Useful, but not the signals that change your quarter. These are.

/ 01 · PRICING

Pricing-page change

The single highest-signal move a competitor makes. We diff their pricing page weekly — new tiers, removed tiers, price moves, packaging shifts. You see the change the day it ships.

  • Diff every published pricing page
  • Track new bundles, removed tiers, "starter" plays
  • Hidden-pricing → revealed-pricing flags
/ 02 · POSITIONING

Hero copy + positioning shift

When a competitor changes their hero line, they've usually had a strategy reset. We catch the rewrite the week it lands and tell you what the new pitch is — and what it implies about their customer base.

  • Diff homepage hero + sub-hero
  • New target-customer language
  • Removed claims (regulatory pressure signal)
/ 03 · LAUNCHES

New service / product launch

New pages, new nav items, new lead magnets, new partner badges. We map their site weekly and flag what's new. Most launches go live before any announcement.

  • New top-nav items + sub-pages
  • New lead magnets / calculators / tools
  • Press releases + announcement pages
/ 04 · HIRING

Hiring signal

The roles a company hires for tell you what they're building 6 months out. We watch their careers page + LinkedIn for new postings and pattern-match against strategy moves.

  • New role types (first AI engineer, first sales hire, etc)
  • Location moves (Manchester office? Dublin entity?)
  • Senior departures (LinkedIn signal)
/ 05 · REVIEWS

Review velocity + sentiment

Trustpilot, Google, sector-specific boards. Not just stars — wording. When a competitor's 1- and 2-star reviews shift theme (e.g. from "slow delivery" to "wrong price"), something's changed operationally.

  • Volume + average rating trend, weekly
  • Wording shifts in negative reviews
  • Response pattern (do they reply? do they refund?)
/ 06 · PR + MEDIA

Press, podcasts, named-client wins

Trade-press mentions, podcast appearances, named-client logos appearing on the homepage. The signals that they're winning the visible war — and what's enabling it.

  • Trade-press + national mentions
  • Podcast / event appearances
  • New named-client logos on homepage
/ THE DIGEST · WHAT LANDS MONDAY

What the weekly intel looks like.

One page across the watch list, one paragraph per competitor where something happened. If a week is quiet, we say so — we don't manufacture noise.

/ INTEL DIGEST · WEEK 21 5 of 8 competitors moved · 2 material · 3 watch
MATERIALCompetitor A dropped their starter tier from £499 → £299 last Tuesday. Removed the "free trial" badge. Reads as a margin protection move.// pricing
MATERIALCompetitor C hired their first AI lead role — posted Wednesday, London, £85K. Implies an AI-first product line within 2 quarters.// hiring
WATCHCompetitor B rewrote their homepage hero. New line targets "ambitious operators" — was previously generic SME. Test against their pricing in 2 weeks.// positioning
WATCHCompetitor F added a "Calculator" lead magnet. We've reverse-engineered the inputs — looks like a profit-per-job tool. Worth seeing if it captures emails.// launch
WATCHCompetitor G picked up two 1-star reviews mentioning "billed twice" this week. Pattern-match suggests a Stripe webhook bug. Window of opportunity.// reviews
QUIETCompetitors D, E, H — no material moves this week. Routine site activity only.// nil
/ HOW IT WORKS · 4 STEPS

From signed-up to first digest in a week.

No platform onboarding. No "integration call". You give us the watch list, we set the monitoring, the first digest lands Monday week.

/ STEP 01 · LIST

Name the 5-10 that matter

Send us the URLs of the competitors you actually care about — direct rivals, the price anchor at the top, the disruptor coming up. We don't watch 200 logos; we watch the ones that move your quarter.

/ STEP 02 · BASELINE

Baseline the watch list

We snapshot each competitor — pricing, hero, services, reviews, hires. The baseline is what every subsequent week diffs against. Done inside 48 hours of sign-up.

/ STEP 03 · WATCH

Continuous monitoring

The monitoring runs continuously. The senior read happens once a week. Material moves (pricing, major hires, named-client wins) trigger a real-time alert — you don't wait for Monday.

/ STEP 04 · DIGEST

Monday morning, one page

One page in your inbox. One paragraph per competitor where something happened. Material vs Watch vs Quiet. If a week is genuinely flat, we say so — no manufactured noise.

/ WHO IT'S FOR

Where competitor monitoring earns its keep.

Three scenarios where this service pays for itself in one Monday digest.

The three buyers

1. Founder-led UK SMEs (£500K-£10M) in markets with 5-15 named competitors and pricing that moves quarterly. Most clients fit this shape. 2. Sector-specialist agencies + consultancies who want to keep their clients ahead of incumbents (white-label available — your branded digest, our engine). 3. Senior commercial leaders inside larger firms who don't want to run a competitive-intelligence function but need a credible read in the inbox once a week. All three scenarios share one thing: the cost of being surprised by a competitor move is multiples of the monthly fee.

/ FAQ · BEFORE YOU SIGN UP

The questions buyers ask before sign-up.

01 Who do you watch? +
You name 5-10 competitors that matter — direct rivals, the price anchor at the top of the market, the disruptor coming up the bottom. We watch those. If a new entrant shows up in our peripheral signal (similar URLs, similar ad copy, similar hires) we flag them in the digest and you decide whether to add them to the watch list.
02 What's actually in the weekly digest? +
One paragraph per competitor where something happened, organised by Material / Watch / Quiet. Material moves: pricing changes, major hires, named-client wins, regulatory exposure. Watch moves: positioning shifts, new lead magnets, review-velocity changes. Quiet weeks get a one-line "nothing material". Plus a top-line summary across the whole watch list.
03 How fast does material intel reach me? +
Weekly digest every Monday morning is the default. Material moves (pricing change, major hire, named-client win, regulatory action) trigger a real-time alert — usually inside a working day of detection. You configure what counts as material when you sign up.
04 Is this scraping? Is it legal? +
It's public-page monitoring of publicly published content. No accounts, no logged-in surfaces, no active scanning of private infrastructure. Diffing a public pricing page weekly is the same thing any prospect with a browser would do — we just do it systematically. We respect robots.txt and operate within UK CMA 1990 + UK GDPR.
05 Can I cancel anytime? What happens to my data? +
Yes. No contract, no notice period. Outcome-priced monthly. On cancellation, the watch list and your full historical digest archive are exported to you on request, then deleted from our systems. No platform to be locked into.

Send us the watch list. First digest lands Monday.

Five to ten competitor URLs is enough to start. No setup fee, no integration call, no platform onboarding. Outcome-priced monthly.