Competely

Competely automates competitive research: enter your product, let AI suggest competitors, and get a sourced comparison table across 100+ data points plus ongoing email briefs on rival moves. Free analysis available, paid plans from $39 to $99 per month.

Competely is a self-serve competitive intelligence platform that builds a side-by-side comparison of your product against rivals, then keeps watching those rivals and emails you what changed. You start by entering your URL or a short product description. The system suggests competitors it finds through its own searches, and you can add your own by URL. A free analysis returns in about a minute; a full analysis usually takes 15 to 45 minutes because the tool reads your site and each competitor's site page by page in the background. The result is a table covering 100+ data points across eight areas: marketing and messaging, product and features, pricing and sales, audience and customers, customer sentiment, company profile, market and opportunity, and SWOT. Every cell carries a clickable citation to the page it came from, so claims can be checked without guesswork. The product is built for founders, marketers, product managers, and agencies who need a fast, sourced snapshot of their landscape without manual research. It handles niche markets and smaller companies as well as crowded categories, with a single project able to track up to 15 competitors. It reads competitor sites in over 50 languages and writes the analysis in English, preserving original-language taglines alongside translations. Beyond the initial analysis, Competely sends Competitive Briefs on a schedule (weekly on Pro and Scale, with options to slow to every two weeks or monthly, or turn off). Briefs summarize pricing changes, new features, and messaging shifts since the last update, and can include any email recipients you add, including a Slack channel address. Compared with general chatbots, Competely does not require you to name your competitors, returns a structured table rather than prose, and keeps monitoring after the first answer. It is not a real-time dashboard or a CRM integration; the core outputs are the analysis table (exportable to CSV or PDF, or shareable via read-only link) and the email briefs. Data comes from public web pages plus public sources for funding, leadership, and social presence. The company notes that AI reading the web can miss a detail or a competitor, which is why citations sit under every cell rather than in a footnote.