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See who you're up against

Give us your product's address. We read your pages, find the products competing for the same buyers, and put them next to you line by line: what they charge, what they give away, how they position themselves, what proof they publish. Every answer carries the sentence it came from.

No account needed. You get a link to your report, usually ready in under 30 minutes.

How it works

Four steps, and you never write a rival's name

Most competitor research starts with a list you already have. This one starts with your own site, because the record already knows who launched into the same field.

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    1 · You give us your address

    We read every page we can reach: sitemap, llms.txt and links, up to 120 pages. Sites drawn by JavaScript are rendered first, so a modern landing page is not a blank sheet to us.

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    2 · We answer the same questions about you

    Features, gaps, update pace and message. The questions are the ones we put to every product in the record, so you and your rivals are measured the same way.

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    3 · We match rivals from the record

    Direct and indirect, each with one line on why it is in the list. Nothing here comes from a keyword match alone: a rival is a product competing for the same buyer.

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    4 · You get the table

    Side by side, one row per question. When a rival's page does not answer, the cell says “not stated” instead of guessing, and that absence is a finding too.

What you see

The rows that decide a deal, not a feature grid

A comparison page is worth reading when it answers the questions a buyer actually asks first. These are the rows we fill for you and for every rival we match.

  • Money

    Prices shown on the page, free plan and what kind it is, trial length and what the trial asks for, whether an enterprise tier exists.

  • Positioning

    The line they use to say they are different, what they say they replace, whether they publish a comparison page of their own.

  • Proof and people

    Numbers they claim, customer logos or case studies, and whether a real person is named behind the product.

  • Reach and build

    Public email or contact form, the tools they name as integrations, whether they are open source, where they run.

Example
You
Trendline
Boardwatch
Free plan
None stated
Yes
Yes, capped
Free trial
14 days
None stated
7 days
Prices shown
Not shown
$9.90/mo
$24/mo
Comparison page
No
Yes
No

Why it holds up

Every cell carries the sentence it came from

Tools in this category usually return a score, a summary or an estimate. We keep the quote, so you can check us in one click and paste the line straight into your own positioning work.

Does it have a free plan?Yes, capped

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A rival's pricing page · read this morning · read again tomorrow

Example

Frequently asked

Competitor analysis questions we get

How do I find out who my competitors are?

Give us your site. We read it, then match products from the record that compete for the same buyers, direct and indirect. You do not have to name anyone first, and you can add or remove rivals afterwards.

How do I compare competitor pricing pages?

Every rival's pricing page is read and answered with the same questions: is a price shown, is there a free plan and of what kind, is there a trial, is there an enterprise tier. The table puts those answers next to yours, with the quoted sentence behind each one.

What happens when a rival does not say something?

The cell says “not stated”. We never fill a gap with a guess, because “they do not publish a price” is itself a finding you can use.

How is this different from a competitive intelligence suite?

Battlecard suites are built for sales teams and start with a demo call and a rival list you supply. Tablif starts with one address, is priced for founders and small teams, and shows the rival's own sentence instead of an analyst summary.

Does the comparison stay up to date?

Yes. Your project and its rivals are re-read on a schedule and new launches in your field are read every morning, so the table is not a one-off snapshot.

Your turn

Want this for your own product?

One address is enough. Rivals, what moved and, soon, the buyers that fit, all from the same reading.