CompetitorIntel
Your competitor's next move is already public. It is just scattered.
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.
- Job ads
Head of Sales Gulf, Dubai. First ad in Dubai.
- New hostname
uae.rival.com
- Technology
Added HubSpot and an Arabic language folder.
What it may mean: they are preparing a launch in the Gulf.
The signs are public. Nobody has time to collect them.
A rival posts three sales jobs in Munich on Tuesday. On Thursday a certificate appears for munich.rival.com. Two weeks later their first customer there signs. Each step was public; nobody put them together.
Collecting it by hand means a dozen tabs every week: careers page, register search, tender portal, news, their sitemap. CompetitorIntel does the reading and keeps the history, so you start the conversation with facts instead of rumours.
Build a mini dossier, live
Enter any company and its website. We look for its job board, recent hostnames, technology and register entry right now, from public sources only.
What people use it for
- Agencies
- A rival hires two account executives in Hamburg. You hear it the day the ads go live and call your Hamburg clients first.
- Software companies
- A competitor registers api.rival.io and posts two machine learning jobs. You know an AI feature is coming and prepare your answer.
- Suppliers to the public sector
- See which buyer awarded a contract to your competitor, for how much, and talk to that buyer before the next round.
What you get
Build a free dossierOne dossier per competitor
Every source in one place with a timeline: what changed, when, and a link to the original.
Job ads by function and city
Read from their public job board. We flag leadership hires, sales pushes, AI roles and the first ad in a new city.
New hostnames and pages
Certificate transparency logs and sitemaps show new subdomains and pages, often before anything is linked or announced.
Technology, contracts, register
A new CRM or payment provider, a public contract won, a new subsidiary or parent company: each one becomes a signal with its source.
A weekly brief
Every Monday: what happened at each competitor and what it may mean for you. Facts first, interpretation clearly marked.
How CompetitorIntel works
- 1
Name and website
That is enough. We find the job board, shop, app and register entry ourselves and say what we could not find.
- 2
Baseline
The first round records today. From then on you only hear about what is new.
- 3
Signals and brief
Changes arrive in your feed with an explanation; the weekly brief sums up each competitor.
Priced by the competitors you 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.
Starter
One competitor and your own website.
€190/ year
- Competitor dossiers
- 1
- Monitors
- 10
- Fastest check
- every 6 h
- Check units / month
- 4,000
- History
- 90 days
- Reports
- Weekly brief
- Document storage
- 100 MB
- AI summaries and briefs / month
- -
- Support
- Help centre
Pro
RecommendedYour five closest competitors, the whole radar, AI briefs.
€490/ year
- Competitor dossiers
- 5
- Monitors
- 30
- Fastest check
- every hour
- Check units / month
- 25,000
- History
- 365 days
- Reports
- Weekly brief
- Document storage
- 500 MB
- AI summaries and briefs / month
- 100
- Support
- Help centre
Advanced
Agencies and teams watching whole markets.
€990/ year
- Competitor dossiers
- 15
- Monitors
- 100
- Fastest check
- every 15 min
- Check units / month
- 80,000
- History
- 730 days
- Reports
- Weekly brief, extended
- Document storage
- 2 GB
- AI summaries and briefs / month
- 400
- Support
- Help centre
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.
FAQ
Is this legal?
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.
Do you track employees?
No. We watch companies, not people. We do not build profiles of individuals and do not store names from job ads or registers beyond what the official entry shows.
How sure are the interpretations?
They are rules you can read, written with “may” and “possibly”. A certificate shows a hostname exists; it does not prove a launch. The facts are always shown separately with a link to the source.
Will the competitor notice?
Job boards, registers and certificate logs are read from their public APIs, not from the competitor's server. The few requests to their website identify themselves as SignaligentBot, like any search engine crawler.
How many competitors can I watch?
Three in the free trial, one on Starter, five on Pro, fifteen on Advanced. Each dossier uses check units like any monitor, shared with other customers watching the same company.