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Competitor Research

Track competitors' pricing, SEO, ads, and launches weekly

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Find your competitors, monitor pricing, SEO, ads, and product launches, and get weekly change summaries with alerts in Slack or Teams. Free trial, no card.From the listing

About Competitor Research

Find your competitors, monitor pricing, SEO, ads, and product launches, and get weekly change summaries with alerts in Slack or Teams. Free trial, no card.

Competitor Research is a competitive-intelligence platform that finds the companies you're competing with, watches them over time, and summarizes what changed. You point it at your own company website, and it discovers relevant competitors, builds profiles for each one, and tracks changes across pricing, positioning, product launches, SEO, paid ads, news, traffic, reviews, and app data.

The workflow is built around short weekly reviews rather than constant dashboard-checking. Each week you get a change summary covering what your tracked competitors did, and alerts can be pushed to Slack, Microsoft Teams, or a webhook if you want updates where your team already works. Watchlists let you group the rivals you care about, and full competitor profiles hold the detail behind each summary.

Pricing starts with a free trial that doesn't require a credit card. The site doesn't publish paid-plan prices, so you'll need to try it or contact the vendor to learn what ongoing use costs.

Best for:

  • Product and marketing teams that need to keep an eye on a handful of direct rivals
  • Founders mapping who they're actually competing with in a new market
  • Teams monitoring competitor pricing and positioning changes without checking sites manually
  • Companies that want competitor updates delivered into Slack or Teams
  • Strategists tracking SEO, ads, and launch activity across a market

Frequently asked questions

How does Competitor Research find my competitors?

You give it your company website, and it discovers companies that compete with you on product, brand, or market. Those competitors go into profiles you can add to watchlists.

What does it track for each competitor?

Pricing, positioning, product launches, SEO, paid ads, news, traffic, reviews, and app data, rolled up into weekly change summaries.

How do I get notified about changes?

Alerts can be delivered through Slack, Microsoft Teams, or a webhook, alongside the weekly summaries in the app.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. The site offers a free trial with no credit card required.

How much does a paid plan cost?

The site doesn't list public pricing for paid plans, so you'll need to start the trial or ask the vendor directly.

Who is this built for?

Teams that need ongoing competitive monitoring — the site positions it for companies tracking rivals relevant to their product, brand, or market.

Alternatives

  • Similarweb — if you want traffic estimates and broader market intelligence beyond your direct competitor set.
  • Semrush — if your focus is SEO and PPC competitor data with keyword-level detail.
  • Spok — if you mainly need keyword research and SEO content rather than full competitor monitoring.
  • wetracked.io — if you run a Shopify or WooCommerce store and want ad tracking specifically.
  • ScrapIn — if the data you need lives on LinkedIn profiles and company pages.
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