Know what your competitors changed — before your customers do.

Competitor Watch is an AI system that monitors the businesses you're up against — prices, offers, reviews, social posts, ads — around the clock, and turns it into a one-page briefing you read with your Monday coffee.

“You find out what competitors are doing when a customer tells you.”

from £149/mo· every build starts with a £295 audit, credited back if you go ahead

Start with the auditWhat it does

The old way, and the way it runs now.

Without the system

  • ×You check their Facebook page when you remember. Which is roughly never.
  • ×You hear “they’re cheaper down the road” halfway through giving a quote.
  • ×A rival’s new offer costs you jobs for three weeks before you even notice it exists.
  • ×Someone screenshots something into the group chat. Nobody does anything with it.

With the system

  • The system checks their websites, socials, reviews and ads every day, without fail.
  • Monday, 7am: one page in your inbox. What changed, what it means, what to do.
  • Price moves and new offers surface in days, not weeks — while reacting still wins the work.
  • A running history builds up, so you start seeing their patterns before they repeat them.

Watching, so you don't have to.

  • Tracks their prices and offers — websites checked daily, changes flagged the day they happen.
  • Watches their social output and ads — what they’re pushing, how often, and what’s getting traction.
  • Reads their reviews — including the bad ones, which is where their weaknesses are written down for you.
  • Sends the Monday briefing — one page, plain English, ranked by what actually matters to your week.
  • Tells you what to do about it — every item ends with a suggested move, not just information.
  • Remembers everything — so seasonal offers, price patterns and campaign habits stop being surprises.

The Monday briefing.

This is the actual deliverable — a one-page email, written in plain English, ranked by what matters. Here's the shape of it.

inbox — monday 07:00

Your competitor briefing — 3 changes worth knowing

PRICE

Rival A dropped boiler installs by £150 on Thursday. Suggest: hold price, push your 10-year warranty — they don’t offer one.

SOCIAL

Rival B started running local Facebook ads — first time in 6 months. Targeting your postcode areas.

REVIEWS

Rival C picked up two 1-star reviews about missed appointments. Their weakness is reliability — worth leaning on in your messaging.

Nothing else moved. Full history in your archive.

Illustrative example — your version is built for your business


Built for businesses in a fight.

Trades — you quote against the same four names every week. Know their prices before you price the job.

Restaurants, takeaways & salons — busy-town businesses where this week’s rival offer moves this week’s bookings.

Showrooms & retail — price-led markets where being £50 out costs you the sale and nobody tells you why.


Questions owners actually ask.

Is this legal?

Completely. The system only reads public information — their websites, social pages, published reviews and ads. Nothing you couldn’t look at yourself; the difference is it never forgets to look.

Which competitors does it watch?

You pick them — usually three to eight businesses. If you’re not sure who your real competition is online, that’s one of the things the audit works out, and you can change the list any time.

What if nothing changed that week?

Then you get a short briefing that says so, and you get on with your day. The value isn’t in every Monday — it’s in the Monday something big changes and you’re the first to know.

Do I have to do anything?

Read one page a week. That’s the whole job. The watching, comparing and writing is handled by the system — we set it up, keep it running and tune it as your market changes.


The other systems.

Every build starts with the audit.

Not because we love process — because it's how we make sure Competitor Watch is actually the right thing to build for your business before you spend anything on it.

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