In job ads, new subdomains, price changes and public contracts. Signaligent reads them every day and tells you in plain words what changed and what it may mean for you.
New tender: relaunch of a municipal web portal, deadline 13 Nov
Trademark “RIVAL AI” filed at the EUIPO
Price reduced: Website package €249 → €219 (−12%)
New hostname shop.rival.com: possibly an online shop
Rival posted “Head of Sales Gulf”: first job ad in Dubai
A customer forwards you a cheaper offer. Your competitor cut the price five weeks ago.
A rival hires two salespeople in your city. You notice when they start calling your clients.
A public contract you could have won was awarded on Tuesday. The notice was online for a month.
Every one of these was public before it hurt. Signaligent reads the sources every day, so you hear it first, with the source and what it may mean.
Get my free reportEnter your website and one competitor. In about fifteen seconds you see what that competitor publishes without announcing it, what costs your website visitors, and which tenders and new customers you are missing. No account.
Name and website are enough. We find their job board, register entry, shop and app ourselves, and say what we could not find.
Your own website, tender keywords, a city and industry for new customers, a trade show. All optional.
Important changes arrive the same day. Everything else lands in your Monday brief, sorted by what matters.
Competitor dossiers are the core. The rest of the radar comes with every plan: prices, tenders, new customers, trade shows, your website and your shared documents.
CompetitorIntel
CompetitorIntel reads job ads, new subdomains, new pages, technology, public contracts and register entries every day, and tells you in plain words what they may mean.
Website Starter
Watching for changes…
CompetitorPing
CompetitorPing watches the public pages you choose and tells you what changed, with the old and new version side by side.
WebsiteGuardian
WebsiteGuardian checks availability, SSL, DNS, key elements and links, confirms every problem twice and explains it in plain words.
Relaunch of the municipal web portal
Deadline in
7 days
TenderAlert
TenderAlert searches official EU notices for your keywords and countries, scores each match openly and reminds you before the deadline.
+8
new on the map since last check
BusinessRadar
BusinessRadar watches lawful public sources for new businesses in your area and industry, and explains why each one matched.
ExhibitorRadar
ExhibitorRadar watches the published exhibitor lists of the shows you choose and tells you who was added since your last look.
Opens
1
Last opened
just now
DocumentPulse
Share your PDF as a link. DocumentPulse tells you when it was opened and how often, so you follow up when it is fresh.
Every change arrives with its source and a plain explanation. Important ones the same day, the rest in a summary you can read over coffee.
Start 14-day free trialWhen several customers watch the same company, we read its sources once and share the cost. That is how a daily dossier fits into a small-business budget. Move the slider.
Fewer requests also mean less load for the websites we watch.
Every plan includes all seven products. Plans differ in how many competitors get a dossier, how many monitors run and how fast they check.
Tell us what you want to watch. The calculation uses the same limits our database enforces.
You need
Recommended
Pro €49 / month
Shared sources are split between customers, so real usage is usually lower.
One competitor and your own website.
€190/ year
Your five closest competitors, the whole radar, AI briefs.
€490/ year
Agencies and teams watching whole markets.
€990/ year
Start with 14 days free: three competitor dossiers, ten monitors, real data, no card.
Units measure checks: a page check costs 1, a tender search 2, a business search 3, and a typical competitor dossier about 220 a month. Sources several customers watch are split between them. Units reset on the 1st.
Yes. We only read what companies publish for everyone: job boards, certificate transparency logs, sitemaps, public DNS, EU tender notices, the GLEIF register, news indexes and public shop and app data. No logins, no fake accounts, no workarounds for blocks, and robots.txt is respected. We watch companies, not people.
No. Only changes that pass your rules become signals. You decide what arrives the same day; everything else goes into one daily or weekly summary.
No. You enter a name and a website, or pick a city and an industry. We handle schedules, comparisons and alerts. If a source cannot be read, the app tells you why in plain words.
You choose a plan and everything keeps running. If you do not, monitors pause and your settings and history stay for 30 days.
From public pages you name and from open or official sources: company job boards, certificate transparency logs, sitemaps, TED for EU tenders and awards, GLEIF, OpenStreetMap, news indexes and app stores. Every signal links to its source.
For two optional things: short summaries of long text changes and the wording of the weekly brief, on plans that include them. Detection, matching and alerts are plain rules you can read.
Yes. Monthly plans end with the paid month, yearly plans with the paid year. Cancel in the billing portal with two clicks.
Run the free report and see it in about fifteen seconds. Then let Signaligent watch every day and send you one brief each Monday.
