Battle cards the sales team actually opens
Auto-built from live competitor pages. Pricing deltas, objection handlers, discovery questions, and the line that flips the call.
You build. SpyGlow watches every competitor and flags the moves that matter, before they cost you a deal.
Lead with security depth and faster onboarding.
Pricing seen as high for mid-market buyers.
Acme introduced a new Enterprise plan with custom pricing and SSO. Signals an upmarket push targeting larger orgs.
You've tried it: a tab kept open, a Notion doc, a couple of alerts. It turns into a feed of cookie banners, A/B tests, and footer copyright updates, so you stop checking. Then the move that actually mattered slips by, and you hear about it from a customer.
SpyGlow reads every change the way a competitive analyst would. What actually changed. What it signals about the competitor's strategy. What you should do about it.
One summary. One reason. One action. In your inbox, Slack, or webhook.
Five steps to connect your competitors. After that, the work happens on its own.
Auto-enriched from your domain. The context every insight builds on.
AI surfaces direct rivals, alternatives, and emerging threats in seconds.
Track full pages, or just the pricing table. Cosmetic noise stays silent.
Email, Slack, webhook. Set importance threshold. The rest rolls into Monday digest.
Every change gets scored, explained, and drafted into a battle card in your feed.
SpyGlow shows you the old line and the new line, scores how much it matters, and drafts your response before you finish reading.
Rival Corp undercut your Teams tier by 21% and pulled enterprise roles down-market. Tell your SDRs before their next demo.
Illustrative example. Real diffs pull from your tracked competitors.
Illustrative. Real audits pull from your tracked domain and live competitors.
Every page gets 20+ checks, each fix ranked by whether your rivals already have it. You end with a benchmark score for your board.
Ask anything about your market. You get a sourced answer, plus a deliverable you can ship: a battle card, a brief, a board update.
It pulls from your history, your competitor data, and the live web to answer what you actually asked. Every claim is sourced.
Ask for a battle card, a brief, or a board update. You get an editable draft, ready to paste anywhere.
It remembers who you track and which insights you acted on. The more you use it, the sharper it gets.
Acme added an Enterprise plan with custom pricing + SSOon May 12, signaling a clear upmarket push. They also dropped Pro's $49 tier headline from the comparison.
“Acme's new Enterprise tier is custom-priced and SSO-only- if your prospect needs published pricing or self-serve SSO, you're still the better fit.”
Each card is a job SpyGlow handles for you, from watching a pricing page to drafting the battle card.
Slack, webhooks, or PDF export. Pro and above.
See all integrationsMonday briefings on what competitors shipped and what it means for your roadmap. Know if a pricing move needs a response before your board asks.
The CI platform you can self-serve without an enterprise contract. Battle cards, positioning intel, competitive context, ready when sales asks.
Ten domains per account. Each client or brand gets its own workspace, competitors, and battle cards. One bill, one login, ten streams of CI.
Everything you need to know about SpyGlow, from monitoring to battle cards to AI visibility.