Competiflow

Most competitor tools fail the same way. Generic page watchers alert on cookie banners, footer tweaks, and rotated testimonials. Enterprise CI platforms cost $15k+ a year and still leave someone triaging 40 pings before lunch. You found out about the price cut from a churned customer, not from your stack. Competiflow is structured competitor monitoring for B2B SaaS teams. We watch pricing, changelogs, docs, blog posts, and positioning pages on a schedule. The workflow is extract first, then diff: we pull normalized fields (plan names, prices, feature bullets, post titles) and compare those. A reshuffled testimonial never looks like a pricing move. How setup works Paste a competitor homepage URL. Competiflow discovers their pricing, docs, blog, and changelog pages and starts a monitor for each surface. No selectors to configure, no macros to record, no onboarding call. On your cadence, a real browser loads each page, extracts the fields that carry signal, and compares them to the last snapshot. JavaScript pricing tables, SPAs, and other hard pages get read properly. What you get on every real change Each change in your feed includes: - Severity so you jump to what needs a response - A plain read of what changed and why it might matter - A suggested move for sales or product - Exact before/after text, the source URL, and when we read it Changes batch into a weekly digest by default. Email, Slack, and webhook delivery are built in. Realtime alerts are opt-in, so the default is one summary, not a firehose. Who it's for PMMs watching positioning and launch pages. Founders who want early warning on pricing moves. RevOps keeping battlecards fresh without manual tab checking. Engineers who want the same workflow inside Cursor via our MCP server, or in their own stack via REST API. Pricing Start with 100 free checks. No credit card required. Paid plans from $19/month. Billing is usage-based checks (one check = one page read), not per seat or per competitor. Docs: competiflow.com/docs/quickstart/ MCP: competiflow.com/docs/mcp/