Where does the news come from?

Live web search for each competitor you choose. Articles are then checked so the competitor is the subject, not a passing mention, and every article links to its sources.

Why is this not on Free?

Search and classification cost money for every competitor on every run. News is included from Pro; Free stays focused on monitoring competitor websites.

How often does it refresh?

You choose the schedule and competitors. Pro allows up to one scheduled run per week, Growth up to two, and Teams up to daily. Choose the weekdays, local time and timezone in News setup. Collection starts after you save and continues until you pause it. Adding competitors or opening News does not turn on a schedule.

What's the difference between news and change detection?

Change detection watches their website. Competitor News searches the wider web: press releases, news sites, company announcements and industry blogs. Together you see what they published and what was written about them.

Win more competitive deals

Know when a competitor raises money, hires or launches.

Competitor news tracking for teams with no time to read the trade press. SpyGlow searches for news where your competitors are the subject: funding rounds, executive hires, launches, partnerships, press and risk events. Each article is sorted by category, scored for importance and linked to its source.

Sorted into product, funding, hiring, partnerships, press and risk
An importance score from 1 to 10 and a positive, neutral or negative read on every article
Your competitors, weekdays and local time, up to weekly on Pro, twice weekly on Growth or daily on Teams
A "Why this news?" panel with the reasons, the search used and the sources

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News

The intelligence layer

Manual CI tells you to comb through blogs, press feeds and LinkedIn every week. SpyGlow gives you news where each competitor is the subject, sorted by category, scored for importance and linked to its sources.

What you get

Everything packed into one workspace.

Only news about them

Articles where a competitor is only mentioned in passing are left out, so the feed stays about the companies you track.

Six categories

Product launches, funding rounds, executive hires, partnerships, press coverage, and risk or controversy events.

Importance and tone

Every article is scored from 1 to 10 and read as positive, neutral or negative, so the big stories rise to the top.

Why this news?

Open any article to see why it matters to you, the search that found it and the sources behind it, with a mark when live web search confirmed it.

Your schedule

Choose the competitors, weekdays, local time and timezone. See when the next collection runs before you save, and pause it any time.

Star, read, dismiss

Star what matters, mark articles read and dismiss the ones you do not need.

In the details

The small things that save you time.

Filters that narrow fast: Search, then filter by time range, category, sentiment and competitor, or show only unread or high-priority articles.
Ask about any article: One click sends an article to AskGlow to work out what it means for you.
Saved news reports: Each collection is saved as a report with links to the sources used, next to your other reports.
On your dashboard: The top story of the day can appear in the brief at the top of your dashboard.
History by plan: Keep 30 days of news on Pro, 90 days on Growth and a year on Teams.
Competitors by plan: Track news for 3 competitors on Pro, 15 on Growth and 30 on Teams.