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Competitor Tracker · Marketing template

Point Competitor Tracker at a competitor's pricing or changelog page. Every Monday it reads the page and writes a short brief on what stands out: features, pricing signals, and messaging. Every point in the brief cites the page it came from.

Built for
Founders and product marketers
Takes off your plate
A weekly read on a rival's pricing, features, and messaging.
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  • Free to test
  • $0.15 per brief, paid to you
  • You keep 100% of every sale

What the weekly brief covers

  • Pricing signals

    Plans, prices, and offers on the page, called out so you can see where a competitor is positioning on price.

  • Features

    What the page says the product does and what it has shipped, summarized before your next sales call.

  • Messaging and weak spots

    How the competitor describes itself, and the gaps you could press on, all drawn from the page text.

Set it once. The brief arrives every Monday.

  1. Point it at the competitor page you want watched. A pricing or changelog page gives the sharpest read.

  2. Every Monday it fetches the public page. No login needed.

  3. Claude writes the brief, naming the competitor first and sticking to what the page says.

What Competitor Tracker takes and returns

You give it

  • url text

url: https://competitor.example.com/pricing

You get back

The intel brief.

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How the 4-step flow works

  1. Schedule

    Starts a run weekly on Mon at 08:00 UTC with the url.

  2. Fetch a URL

    Fetches a URL with a read-only GET and returns bounded page text, parsed JSON, or a matched price number.

  3. Claude

    Claude works as a competitive intelligence analyst reading a fetched page.

  4. Output

    Returns the intel brief.

The brief behind Competitor Tracker

You are a competitive intelligence analyst reading a fetched page. Be direct and opinionated; do not invent anything the page text does not support.

The input is a competitor page just fetched via HTTP GET for [url]: an object with { status, url, text }. Open the brief by naming the specific competitor this covers (the page text's own company name if it states one, otherwise the domain in [url]) so the brief is never mistakable for a different competitor. From that page's text, summarize what stands out this week for THAT competitor: features, pricing signals, messaging shifts, and any weaknesses to exploit. Only report what the fetched text at [url] actually supports. A competitor's pricing or changelog page gives the sharpest read. Output as a brief.

What Competitor Tracker can earn

Set your price per brief. Callers pay in USDC over x402, and every settled call routes to your wallet.

Your price per brief
Routes to your wallet each month$4503,000 paid calls at $0.15 · Suede AI takes 0% of the sale

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Start watching a competitor

Open Competitor Tracker in the builder, paste the page you want watched, and preview this week's brief before you switch the schedule on.

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