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Competitor monitoring

Watches your competitors' prices, ads, reviews and posts, and sends a short weekly digest of what changed.

digest, plus alerts for big moves
Weekly
digest, plus alerts for big moves
signals: prices, ads, reviews, posts
4
signals: prices, ads, reviews, posts
manual checking
0
manual checking
typical set-up
2–3 weeks
typical set-up

Typical figures from our builds. Yours depend on volume and tools.

The problem

You find out about a competitor's price cut or new campaign from a customer, weeks late. Checking their sites, ads and reviews by hand never survives a busy week.

What it does

  • Prices and products

    Price changes, new products and stock-outs on competitor sites.

  • Their ads

    New and stopped ads from public ad libraries, with the creative.

  • Reviews and ratings

    Shifts in competitors' Google ratings and what customers complain about.

  • One weekly digest

    Only what changed, in a few lines, sent where your team reads.

Example run

Watch it do the job.

Example run

This week's changes (example data)

Competitor A posted 3 new Instagram reels.
Competitor B cut prices on 14 products by 15% on Tuesday.High
Competitor C started 2 new Meta ads for the autumn range.
Competitor A's Google rating moved from 4.4 to 4.3.
  1. Competitor sites and ad libraries checked
  2. Changes compared with last week
  3. Biggest move ranked first
  4. Digest sent to the team
Changes found
7
Top move
Competitor B price cut
Suggested action
Review pricing on 14 SKUs
Status
Digest sent

How it works

Call, set-up, then it runs.

  1. Step 130 minutes

    Demo call

    We show the automation working live, look at the tools you use today, and tell you honestly whether it fits.

  2. Step 21 to 2 weeks

    Set-up

    We connect it to your accounts and data, test it on real examples, and a person checks its output before it runs on its own.

  3. Step 3Monthly

    Run & improve

    We keep it running, watch its numbers, and tune it as your business changes.