A battle card from what they changed
Pricing comparisons, objection handlers and discovery questions drafted from the pages you track. Edit before you share.
You're heads-down shipping, so you hear about a rival's price cut from a customer or a lost deal. SpyGlow watches their public pages and tells your team what changed and what to do about it, while there's still time to act.
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.
Nobody on your team owns competitor watching. It's the chore that never makes the list, and when someone does check, their site has dozens of small changes that don't matter and one that does.
SpyGlow checks their pages for you, strips out cookie banners and widgets, scores every change it finds, and only alerts you when one is worth your time.
Tell SpyGlow who you compete with. From then on it checks their pages and brings you what changed.
Add your site so SpyGlow knows your product, your market and how you position it.
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Start from suggested competitors or add the ones you already know.
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Pricing, product and the homepage are a good start. Right after setup you get a first look at each rival: what SpyGlow learned about them and what it's watching.
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An email when an important change lands, and one brief every Monday that sums up the week. Slack and webhooks on Pro and above.
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Read the old and new wording, why it matters and a suggested next step. Turn it into a battle card or a task for the team.
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This is what you see when a rival changes a page: the old wording, the new wording, and a short note on what it means for your team. Try the tabs.
The example Teams price fell from $19 to $15, a 21% reduction. The seat minimum also fell, and advanced roles moved into Teams. Review the offer before updating your sales guidance.
Illustrative example. Real diffs pull from your tracked competitors.
Illustrative. Real audits pull from your tracked domain and live competitors.
SpyGlow audits your pages and lists what to fix first. On Pro and above you can run the same audit on the competitors you track and compare the results side by side.
Ask in plain English, then turn the answer into a battle card or a note for your team. The free plan includes 10 questions a month.
AskGlow answers from what SpyGlow captured and from the web, and shows where each point came from.
Ask for a battle card, a brief or a board update. You edit the draft before anyone else sees it.
It uses your profile, your competitors and your saved reports, so you don't explain your market every time.
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.
“Review Acme's new Enterprise tieralongside our current pricing and SSO options before the next sales conversation.”
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Draft a battle card, check the news, or hand the change to someone on your team.
Email and in-app alerts come with every plan. Slack and webhooks start on Pro.
See all integrationsA rival raised prices or launched the feature you planned. You read it in Monday's brief, with the page it came from.
See what they shipped and how they describe it, word for word, before your next planning session.
When a rival rewrites their homepage or pricing page, you get the old and new copy side by side and a suggested response.
What small teams ask before they add their first competitor.
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