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Looking for a few founders to test a competitor monitoring idea

Hey everyone 👋

The last few days, I’ve been sharing here about how competitor tracking is basically a reactive approach.

From all these conversations, I’ve been thinking about a simple solution:

→ Track a competitor’s pricing page
→ Notify on changes

The aim here is to automate this process, but right now I’m doing it manually to understand what actually matters.

If any of you here are interested in this, I’d be happy to:

• Track a competitor page for you
• Notify you if something changes

This will also help me better understand:
what changes are ‘meaningful’ and what aren’t.

So if you’re interested, feel free to reply to this thread.

on March 22, 2026
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    competitor monitoring is one of those tools that sounds nice in theory but the execution determines everything. the hard question is: what action does the user take after they see a competitor change? most monitoring tools show you data but dont help you decide what to do about it. we built web analysis tools that check tech stacks, SEO, speed — and the insight that made them useful was adding specific actionable recommendations alongside every data point. "your competitor switched to Next.js" is interesting. "your competitor switched to Next.js and their page speed improved 40% — heres how to match that" is valuable. id focus early testers on that action gap.

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      That's exactly the gap I'm trying to close. Right now PricingRadar handles the detection layer — price, plan and feature changes with before/after values so you know what shifted.
      But you're right that "here's what changed" is only half the value. The next layer is "here's what it means for your positioning" — that's the competitive intelligence side I'm building toward.
      Would love to have you as an early tester if you're open to it. Takes 10 seconds to set up → pricingradar.xyz