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Know what your competitors
just shipped.

Intel Brief tracks pricing pages, changelogs, and blog posts across five competitors — then delivers one clear brief, with every line linked back to its source.

5competitors at once
45-daylookback window
100%automated
$9/moflat. no seats.
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How it works

You're flying blind. This fixes it.

01

Give us five competitors

Drop in the names or URLs of the five competitors you actually care about. That's the only setup required.

02

We track pricing, changelogs & blogs

Pricing changes. Changelog entries. New blog posts and feature announcements. Anything publicly published in the last 45 days — stable sources, no gated platforms.

03

You get a one-page, sourced brief

Claude reads every finding and writes you a clean, actionable summary — every line linked to where it came from. No noise, no filler, nothing to take on faith.

Example output

This is what lands in your inbox.

Illustrative example — not live tracking data.

rivalapp.com

Raised the Starter plan from $29/mo to $39/mo and added an "AI assistant" feature to the Enterprise tier.

Source: rivalapp.com/pricing & rivalapp.com/changelog — checked Jun 24

Why it matters: They're testing price elasticity on the entry tier while pushing AI as the differentiator up-market. If you're priced near $29, expect them to compete on AI positioning next, not price.

Pricing

One plan. No seats.

$9/mo

Flat rate for your whole team. No per-seat pricing, no hidden fees.

Common questions

Everything you need to know.

What sites do you actually track?

Changelogs, pricing pages, and blog posts — the public sources companies update most often and most reliably. We don't scrape job boards or social media; they're noisy, easy to misread, and the first things to break.

What if my competitor doesn't have a changelog?

We still pull from their pricing page and blog. If genuinely nothing changed, that source shows "no diff" in your brief — we don't pad it with noise just to look busy.

How is this different from just setting up Google Alerts?

Google Alerts catches mentions. Intel Brief catches moves — pricing changes, new features, content pushes — and links every claim back to the exact page it came from, so you can verify it yourself instead of taking our word for it.

How do I know the brief isn't just making things up?

Every line cites its source with a direct link. Nothing in the brief should require trusting us — you can check each claim against the actual page.

What does the brief actually look like?

One page. For each competitor: what they did, why it matters, the source link, and what you should consider doing about it. Built to be acted on, not admired.

Is $9/mo per seat?

No. Flat $9/mo for your whole team. No per-seat pricing, no hidden fees.

What happens if you stop working on this?

Your data is exportable anytime, and I'm committed to keeping Intel Brief running. If anything ever changes, you'll hear it from me directly — not find out the hard way.

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