Public pages only
SpyGlow monitors publicly accessible competitor pages that a person could view in a normal browser without logging in.
No private access
SpyGlow does not access password-protected pages, private workspaces, internal tools, private files, or content behind access controls.
Evidence first
Where SpyGlow surfaces a competitive claim, the product is designed to keep the source page, capture time, and supporting evidence close to the insight.
Public pages that show how a market is moving.
SpyGlow is built for practical competitive intelligence: pricing changes, product launches, positioning shifts, documentation updates, hiring signals, and other public market signals.
Clear lines we do not cross.
SpyGlow is not an offensive recon tool and it is not built to find private or misconfigured assets. Customers are responsible for choosing lawful targets they have the right to monitor.
Insights stay connected to the source.
SpyGlow is designed to keep competitive claims close to the public source material behind them. Change reports and grounded battle cards carry source context so your team can inspect what changed instead of trusting a black-box summary.
Page snapshots and change history are retained while your account is active and are deleted within 30 days of account deletion, except where retention is required by law.
For broader data handling details, review our security page, privacy policy, and terms of service.
A quick review guide for your team.
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Does SpyGlow access private competitor content?
No. SpyGlow is built for public-source competitive intelligence. We do not access password-protected or private content.
Who chooses the competitor pages?
Customers configure the competitors and pages they want to monitor. SpyGlow also helps discover likely public pages, such as pricing, product, blog, help, and changelog pages.
What happens when a page changes?
SpyGlow compares the latest capture with the previous one, filters low-value noise, summarizes meaningful changes, and keeps evidence available for review where the feature supports it.
Can my legal or security team review this?
Yes. Send questions to security and we will help explain the product boundaries, data handling, and monitoring behavior.