Weekly competitor intelligence
Your weekly competitor brief, ready before Monday gets busy.
RivalReport tracks the five competitors you care about and sends one clear weekly brief with the changes worth discussing.
Email by default. Slack if your team prefers it. No dashboard to babysit.
Takes about 2 minutes to set up. Cancel anytime.
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Monday AM
Default delivery
5
Competitors in Standard
~2 min
Setup time
Email + Slack
Delivery options
See the output
A sample of the brief your team receives each week
This is the kind of update RivalReport sends: specific changes, short explanations, and enough context to decide whether something needs action.
Monday briefing preview
A short weekly brief that explains what changed and why it matters.
Competitor A
Pricing update
Their pricing page now positions the Pro tier as the default plan and adds annual savings language that was not present last week.
Why it matters
This usually signals a push to improve conversion efficiency. If you compete on simplicity or value, it is worth checking whether their sales motion is becoming more aggressive.
Competitor B
Hiring signal
They posted three new enterprise sales roles and one solutions engineer role across North America.
Why it matters
That hiring pattern suggests a move upmarket. It is useful context for pricing conversations, segmentation changes, and win-loss follow-up.
Competitor C
Messaging shift
Their homepage headline now leads with compliance and security instead of speed, and the supporting proof points now mention larger customers.
Why it matters
That kind of copy change often points to a positioning shift. Your team can use it to update battlecards, objections, and campaign messaging quickly.
No spreadsheet cleanup. No mystery alerts. Just the important moves in plain English.
What shows up in the brief
You get the change, the context, and why your team should care
The goal is simple: give you enough detail to react confidently without forcing you into another dashboard.
Pricing changes
We watch pricing pages and summarize meaningful changes in your Monday brief, in plain English.
"Acme raised their Pro plan from $49 to $79 on Tuesday."
Hiring signals
Hiring patterns often hint at the next strategic move. We surface the signals that matter.
"4 new sales roles posted. They're going upmarket."
Ad campaigns
We track competitor ad activity and call out the messaging patterns worth paying attention to.
"New LinkedIn campaign: targeting CFOs with cost-savings angle."
Website updates
We catch meaningful homepage and product page changes, not footer noise or tiny copy edits.
"Homepage headline changed from 'Simple' to 'Powerful.'"
Content and social
New posts, announcements, and social patterns show up in the brief when they point to a real shift.
"3 AI-focused blog posts this week. They're pivoting."
Why teams switch
Most alternatives are either too manual or too heavy
RivalReport sits in the middle: lightweight enough to use every week, structured enough to trust.
Manual competitor checks
3+ hours a week, and usually the first thing to slip when the week gets busy.
Heavyweight intel software
Often more process, setup, and cost than a small team actually needs.
Scattered screenshots and notes
Hard to share, hard to trust, and easy to forget by next Monday.
How it reaches you
It comes to you instead of asking for more attention
One weekly report is the product. Email is the default, and Slack is there when your team wants the same brief in-channel.
Monday morning email
One weekly email with the competitor changes that matter. Read it with your coffee and move on.
Slack if you prefer
Some teams want the same brief in Slack. We can deliver there too.
Written by humans, for humans
We summarize changes in plain sentences so the report is easy to skim and share.
Five competitors
The default setup keeps things focused so the brief stays useful instead of noisy.
Two minutes to start
Type the names you want to track and let the system do the monitoring for you.
It runs while you don't
We keep checking competitor sites through the week so you only need to review the brief on Monday.
Simple pricing
One self-serve plan for the weekly brief
Start with a 7-day free trial, track up to five competitors, and keep the brief coming for $29 per month.
Self-serve plan
Standard
- Weekly competitor report in plain English
- Optional Slack delivery for teams that live there
- Pricing, product, hiring, ads, and content signals
- Track up to 5 competitors
- 7-day free trial with no credit card required
- Cancel anytime
7-day free trial, no credit card required. Cancel anytime.
FAQ
Questions? We've got answers.
The short version: you pick the competitors, we send the weekly brief, and your team stays aligned.
What exactly do you track?
We focus on the public signals that usually reveal strategic movement: pricing pages, product messaging, hiring, ad campaigns, website updates, and published content.
Who is this for?
RivalReport works best for lean B2B teams that want a dependable weekly market readout without adding another tool to babysit.
How many competitors can I track?
The self-serve Standard plan includes up to five competitors. That is enough for most teams, and keeps the brief focused.
How do updates get delivered?
The default is one Monday report by email. If your team works in Slack, we can deliver the same brief there too.
What if I want to cancel?
Cancel anytime. There are no contracts, and the self-serve plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Do I need to log into a dashboard every day?
No. The product is designed around a weekly brief that comes to you, so you can stay informed without adding another habit or workflow.