Know what your local competitors changed this week — prices, services, hires, reviews — and what to do about it.
The competitor down the street cuts a price or starts a promo — and you hear about it weeks later, from a customer.
We do that market research for you: one short email on the days you pick, from public information only.
Example: 1 rival raised prices · 1 new competitor opened nearby · 1 is hiring
Free · no credit card · no appointment
- A spa in Kansas City, MO renamed a retreat and trimmed its seasonal specials menu
- A restaurant in Las Vegas, NV dropped a dish from its featured list
- A beauty salon in Overland Park, KS reshuffled its stylist roster and suite lineup
- A vacuum sales and repair shop in Olathe, KS swapped its featured products
- A restaurant in Austin, TX overhauled its menu with a new prix-fixe and cocktail list
- A vacuum sales and repair shop in Olathe, KS expanded its stated service area
- A plumbing business in La Vista, NE added garbage disposal service and upfront pricing
- A fast food restaurant in Nebraska City, NE brought back a menu item with a new sauce
- An auto repair shop in San Jose, CA pushed a discount promo and walk-in service
- An auto repair shop in San Jose, CA raised most service prices and added a tire tier
- A dental practice in Spokane Valley, WA marketed same-day emergency appointments
- A spine surgery device maker in Castle Rock, CO highlighted its leadership team and a new plant
- A spine surgery device maker in Castle Rock, CO expanded its biologics portfolio
Real changes from recent briefs and free demos · names hidden
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🔒 We only read public info — websites, reviews and listings. Nobody is contacted, and your competitors never see who asked.
Your own brief is not a sample. We generate a real brief for the business you enter, from today’s public data, with your real nearby competitors named. It is a one-time snapshot; leave your email after it and get a new one free once a week for 4 weeks; subscribers get each change on the days they pick.
- 1,800+
- competitor briefs generated
- every brief generated — emailed, free demos, or read on the web
- 1,300+
- competitors tracked
- found from Google listings for the businesses we’ve briefed
- 860+
- competitor moves caught, last 30 days
- price, promotion, review, hiring and opening changes
This week: 72 briefs emailed · 220 competitor moves caught · as of Oct 16, 2026
More than competitor price tracking
Big companies pay analysts to watch their competitors every day. This is that job, done for a small business: market research on your local competitors, done for you.
It starts with who your competitors really are. We pick them from public sources by what your business actually sells, not just its name — and you can add anyone we missed or drop anyone who isn’t really a competitor.
Then we watch them every night. Their pages, listings, prices, job posts, reviews, permits and local news are compared against yesterday, and only what changed survives. Your brief is waiting in the morning: one page, ranked by what matters, a source on every finding and one suggested move — often not the obvious one. Quiet days stay short.
That is small business market research you don’t have to run yourself — no opening a dozen competitor sites and comparing them line by line, no remembering what they said last week.
What gets watched
- prices & offers
- services & locations
- reviews & reputation
- hiring & growth signals
- new competitors, permits & local news
- what your suppliers are charging
What you get in the free brief
- What’s going on around your business The competitors near you and what they are doing — prices, reviews, hiring, new offers and local news.
- A source and a date on every finding Every finding names where it came from, and the brief is dated. Subscribers get the clickable source links.
- One clear what-to-do-next A ranked lead finding with one suggested move, written for an owner, not an analyst.
- New competitors before they open Caught from reported leases and permits, “coming soon” signs and local press, checked weekly.
- A first look at your reviews If you have Google reviews, the free brief usually previews the top things your customers praise and the biggest complaint at nearby competitors. Where those line up, your Gripe Gap, is in the paid brief. How it works →
📅 The free demo runs on today’s public data about your real nearby competitors, but it is a one-time snapshot. A plan keeps watching and emails you each change on the days you pick (every day, Mon/Wed/Fri, or once a week).
Read the whole brief →
How we pick your competitors → Competitor price monitoring →
More examples from our sample briefs
Family & Cosmetic Dentist · Seattle, WA | Medical Spa · Eagan, MN | Tattoo Studio · Atlanta, GA
See our true value
The samples show the format. Your own brief shows YOUR real competitors, named, from today’s public data — about 2 minutes, free, no card, no sales call.
See my business vs my competitors now ↑Who it’s for
- Home services & trades
- Restaurants & food
- Med spas, dental & clinics
- Law firms
- Real estate agents
- Franchise owners
- Auto repair
- Shops & retail
- Marketing agencies & consultants
Consultants: resell these briefs under your own brand →
If your business is not listed, there’s a good chance we can do the report — we just can’t include every business or the web page would be overwhelming.
Is this just a Google Alert?
No — a Google Alert can only match a name that is already being published. We read the pages themselves — pricing, hours, reviews, job posts, permits — and report what changed, not what got mentioned.
Isn’t this just a page-change alert?
A page-change alert tells you that a page changed. We read their pages, listings, job posts and reviews together, tell you what the change means for you, and give you one move to make.
Can’t I just ask ChatGPT?
With ChatGPT, you get one undated answer, at the moment you happen to ask. We check their key pages every morning, compare them with the last copy, and report only the difference.
What it costs
Free for 4 weeks — just your email, no card. Then from $39.99/mo if you want to keep it.
Still have questions? Watch the 9-minute tour or play the podcast.
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