- From:
- Competitor Tracker & Co.
- Subject:
- Name your rivals. Our AI agents read their pricing, product and messaging pages weekly, and C. T. Lucky files one ranked dossier every Monday. Packets from $10.
- Date:
- THU · 03 SEP 2026
- Lang:
- EN
Competitor Tracker & Co.
Stop stalking your competitors. Read one Monday email instead. Once a week we track their pricing, features, integrations and roadmaps. On Monday you get a short email with what actually changed.
Weekly competitor tracking, in two steps
You send competitor URLs, and we keep an eye on them weekly. Paste a handful of sites, one coin per name per month. We read what changed and check it twice.
- Name the sites. Paste the competitor URLs you care about. We work out which of their pages matter — pricing, features, integrations, roadmaps — and watch those.
- We read what changed. The pack crawls and diffs every watched page each week, reads each change and checks it twice. Every change arrives tagged and ranked.
Sample Monday competitor report
Here’s an actual Monday email, so you can see the format. Six competitors, sixteen changes, one that matters. About two minutes to read. A quiet week is a finding too — if nothing moved, the brief says so. See the full sample report: the same case delivered two ways, a Monday email for people and an MCP session for AI agents.
We also keep public quarterly files on the SaaS categories we watch. They’re on the Industry Watch.
I read every single Monday email. Staying up to date takes a minute — and means better sales calls and better positioning.
— Una Japundza, CRO, Hey Taco
Competitor tracking pricing
You pay for each competitor you watch, one month at a time. A coin covers one competitor for one month. Coins never expire, and bigger packets throw a few in.
- $10 — 5 coins. A small case.
- $25 — 15 coins. A case.
- $100 — 60 coins. A full investigation.
No subscription. Your first 25 coins are on the house when you open an account. The full tariff is on the pricing page.
Competitor tracking API and MCP
Your AI agents get the same brief via API and MCP. Email is one view of the file. The report, the change log and the competitor list are the same objects inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Raycast. Once the server is connected, an agent can start tracking names, pull a quarter of changes, or tell you what to look at this week. No account yet? Every page here registers WebMCP tools, so a browser agent can search our files, read the public data and open a tracking file on the spot.
Once it’s connected, ask: “Start tracking these 5 and label them as my direct competitors: klue.com, crayon.co, kompyte.com, contify.com, visualping.com” — or “Did any of my direct competitors ship something I should look at in the last 2 months?”
Start competitor tracking
Hand us the suspects. We’ll handle the rest. Name your first competitor tonight, and your first dossier lands next Monday. First 25 coins on the house. No card required. Coins never expire.





