Caua · Competitor watcher
Monitor your competitors without opening site after site
Watches your competitors' pricing and product pages and tells you only what changed.
Every day 7am
Type your site or say what you sell. The first result is free.
Who it is for
For anyone who learns from a customer that a competitor cut its price or launched a new plan. You list the pages that matter, like pricing and changelog, and it visits them every morning at 7am.
It compares each page with the last visit and shows only what changed. If nothing changed, you hear nothing. It only reads pages, asks for none of your accounts and nothing leaves your accounts.
How it is done by hand
By hand, you keep the addresses of competitors' pricing pages, open them one by one when you remember and try to recall how they looked before. With no side-by-side comparison, a small change slips by. It opens the pages on the schedule you pick, compares them with the last visit and shows what changed.
Example of what it writes
Example of an alert after a morning of reading. The site and prices are made up.
Changed: competitor-shop.com/plans. Before: Basic plan, $20 a month. After: Basic plan, $17 a month, free shipping over $30.
No change today: products page and changelog page.
How it works
- You list the pages to watch
- Opens each one on the schedule you pick
- Compares it with the last visit
- Shows you what changed on the page
It asks you for
The pages to watch. Your competitors' pricing and changelog pages are a good start.
Before it acts
It only reads. Nothing leaves your accounts.
When it is not for you
Not for anyone who wants to peek into closed accounts or private data of competitors. It reads open pages only. It also does not analyze the whole market: it watches the pages you list.
Frequently asked questions
How do I monitor competitors without spending my day on it?
By hand you can write down the pricing pages and open them all every week. The trouble is nobody remembers. The employee does that routine every day and you only read what changed.
What is worth watching on a competitor?
Pricing, plans, product pages and the changelog, which is where changes show up first. Start with two or three pages per competitor and add more later.
How do I know when a competitor changes its price?
By comparing today's page with the last visit. That is what it does: open, compare and show what changed.
Does it log in to competitors' accounts?
No. It reads the pages you point to. It sends nothing and needs no account of yours. Your competitors' pricing and changelog pages are a good start.
How much does it cost?
From $30 a month, about 40 hours of work. The first result is free, before any card.
The Manager reads your site first and may find a deeper pain than this one.