See what moved.
Every Monday, IntelBrief checks key public pages for meaningful changes and sends one concise update. When nothing moved, you still get a quiet-week confirmation.
Add up to 5 competitor websites. IntelBrief watches the public evidence, tells you what changed, and turns it into a brief your team can actually use.
Weekly signal report
Here is what changed, what the source says, and what deserves a closer look.
Illustrative scenarios — not real tracking data.
“We found out during the sales call.”
Competitors change their pricing, positioning, and product story in public. The hard part is noticing the right change before it reaches a prospect first.
Small enough to read. Detailed enough to trust. Useful enough to act on.
Every Monday, IntelBrief checks key public pages for meaningful changes and sends one concise update. When nothing moved, you still get a quiet-week confirmation.
Every month, your full scan brings website, pricing, hiring, blog, and YouTube evidence into a sourced intelligence brief, with relevant news retained in the dashboard.
When you need it, use refreshed battlecards and the prediction chat to prepare positioning, objections, and the next question your team should ask.
IntelBrief collects publicly accessible material without bypassing login walls. It preserves source links, marks coverage gaps, and keeps observations separate from interpretation.
See how a sourced brief readsStarter — $29 per user
Teams — contact sales
Enter up to 5 public company websites after checkout.
The first scan captures what is visible now. Later scans can show what moved.
Review weekly changes, the monthly brief, and updated action tools.
$9/month, charged when you subscribe and every month after until you cancel. Cancel anytime.
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You add your competitors and the first scan starts right away. It records what each site shows today and emails you a first brief. From then on, the weekly email shows what moved and the monthly brief explains it.
No. Key website changes are checked weekly, and the full intelligence scan runs monthly on your signup date. Inaccessible pages are reported as coverage gaps.
Google Alerts focuses on indexed news. IntelBrief also compares a competitor's own website, pricing, careers, blog, changelog, and official YouTube activity.
Yes. Findings include a public source link and captured evidence when available. Observations and interpretations are labeled separately.
Yes, when they have useful public pages. Coverage depends on what the company makes publicly accessible.
Add the competitors your team keeps talking about. IntelBrief will start building the evidence trail.