Competitor Watchtower
Tracks competitor websites and pricing pages week over week — what moved, why it matters, rated by threat.
Competitor moves surface late — after the prospect mentions them. A weekly diff with threat ratings keeps the field of play current in five minutes of reading.
Tracks competitor websites and pricing pages week over week — what moved, why it matters, rated by threat. Competitor moves surface late — after the prospect mentions them. A weekly diff with threat ratings keeps the field of play current in five minutes of reading.
How it runs
Multi-agent orchestration — here's the flow, step by step.
Check each tracked competitor's public surface: homepage, pricing page, product/feature pages, and changelog or blog where present. Capture the current state and diff against the stored baseline from verslay_recall.
web researcherClassify every change: pricing moves, new features, repositioning, campaign launches, and silent shifts (removed claims, changed guarantees). Rate each by threat level with the reasoning stated.
competitive intelWrite the watch report: what moved this week, why it matters, what (if anything) to do about it — ranked by threat. If nothing moved, say so in two lines. Store the new baseline to memory.
executive briefing writerDeliver to the configured channel or return in-hub with the run receipt.
distributorRequired Agents
4- web-researcher
- competitive-intel
- executive-briefing-writer
- distributor
Connections
Required
Optional
What it does
- Diffs against your stored baseline — real changes only, no re-reporting the static
- Threat-rated changes with reasoning, not a change log dump
- Silent shifts caught: removed claims, changed guarantees, pricing edits
- Two-line 'nothing moved' reports — the watch never wastes your time
- Weekly baseline memory that makes every run sharper
Example prompt
What did my competitors change on their sites this week, and does any of it matter?
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