AI competitive intelligence software that cross-checks itself.
A rival move is reported ten times and corroborated once. The number that matters is how many independent sources actually carry it, and that number is counted here and shown beside the finding rather than left for you to estimate.
The problem
Competitive intelligence fails in the same two ways everywhere: a team hears about a change weeks after a customer did, or hears about it ten times in one morning and cannot tell whether ten mentions mean ten sources or one press release.
What arrives
- Rival pricing changes with both dated captures, before and after
- Launches, positioning changes and corporate activity, each with its independent-source count
- Hiring analysed as planned investment rather than listed as vacancies
- Regulatory and filing activity from the statutory registers themselves
- A battlecard-shaped export for the deal you are in this week
How the competitive intelligence software cross-checks a claim
01 · Research
Scout researches each company you choose; Pricer reads a rival’s own rate card against a dated earlier capture of the same page.
02 · Cross-check
Verifier collapses reprints of one story and counts the independent sources that remain, and the count is shown with the finding.
03 · Analyse
Historian sets the change against ninety days of the same company’s history, so a move is reported as a change rather than as news.
04 · Synthesise
Analyst writes the brief, and every claim in it opens the document it came from.
What it does not do
- It does not forecast a rival’s next move. Nothing in the platform predicts; it reports what has already happened, dated, against the ninety days before it.
- It does not compare you against a named competitor’s product claims. A claim about somebody else’s product has to stay true as they change it, and nothing here would notice when it stopped being true.
- It does not read a site whose terms forbid automated access, and it does not touch a network that asks it not to.
- A finding is never described as verified. The independent-source count is agreement, not proof.
The competitive lens is on every plan. Plans differ by how many companies you can keep researched at once.
What people ask
How do you know a rival actually changed a price?
Does it tell me what a competitor will do next?
What stops the same story arriving five times?
See it on your own market.
A working demo on the companies you actually care about, not a recorded video.