AI Competitor Watch
Stay ahead · React first · No manual checking

Be the first to know what your competitors change.

Your competitors are changing their prices and offers right now.

The only question is whether you'll be the first to notice, or the last.

  • Spot price changes and new offers as they happen.
  • React first, instead of playing catch-up.
  • Stop manually checking their websites.

"You can't respond to what you never noticed."

£3per month, part of the Growth Toolkit

No code. Just tell us who to watch.

Why you need this

Standing still feels safe when you can't see anyone moving. We help you see.

You never get blindsided

When a competitor drops their price or launches something new, you'll know, instead of hearing it from a customer who already left.

You get the chance to move first

Early warning means you respond on your own terms, while everyone else is still catching up.

You get your time back

No more opening ten tabs to check what everyone's up to. We watch, you get on with your day.

You make smarter decisions

Knowing what's really happening in your market takes the guesswork out of your own pricing and offers.

How it works

Tell us which competitors to watch.We keep an eye on their pages for changes.You get an alert whenever something meaningful shifts.
No code. No jargon. Set up in minutes.

How watching competitors helps a small business grow

In most markets, the businesses that do best are not the ones with the biggest budgets, they are the ones that notice things first. When a competitor drops a price, launches a new product, changes an offer or updates their messaging, that is information you can act on: match them, undercut them, differentiate, or simply reassure your own customers. The problem is that this information is scattered across dozens of web pages that change without warning, and checking them all by hand is the kind of job that never actually gets done.

Miss those changes and you are always a step behind. You find out a competitor cut their prices when a customer tells you they went elsewhere. You discover a rival launched the exact service you were about to, weeks after they did. Being last to know is expensive, and it is entirely avoidable.

AI Competitor Watch does the watching for you. You tell it which competitors matter, and it keeps an eye on their pages, quietly noting when something meaningful changes and alerting you when it does. Instead of ten browser tabs and a nagging feeling you have missed something, you get a simple heads up the moment a competitor makes a move, so you can respond on your terms while everyone else is still catching up.

Questions people ask

Which competitors can I track?

Any business with a public website. You give us the pages you care about, their pricing, products, services or homepage, and we watch them for meaningful changes.

What kind of changes will it spot?

Things like price changes, new or removed products and services, changed offers, and shifts in how a competitor describes themselves. You get told when something worth knowing about happens.

How often does it check?

Regularly and automatically, so you find out about changes in good time rather than weeks later. You do not have to remember to look, we tell you.

Is watching a competitor's public website allowed?

Yes. We only look at information that is already public on their site, the same pages anyone can visit. We do not access anything private.

Is it part of the Growth Toolkit?

Yes. It is 3 pounds a month on its own, or one of the six tools in the 13 pounds Growth Toolkit.

£3 on its own. £13 for all six. Add this and any others. Once you'd reach £13, the whole Growth Toolkit unlocks and you never pay more, however many Grow tools you use.
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