Four AI agents monitor five competitors around the clock — pricing, ads, content, reviews, hiring — and deliver a ranked intelligence briefing every Monday morning.
We've been running The Watcher on our own competitive landscape since we built it. In six months, Arya caught a competitor's pricing change 11 days before we'd have noticed it manually. Tyrion's read was right about what it meant. We didn't match the price.
You check competitors when you remember to. That's maybe once a month. By then, price changes are old, new ad campaigns are a week in, and the job posting that signals a product launch has already been live for three weeks.
Monday. 8:47 AM. A briefing is in your inbox. Five competitors. Every price change, every new ad creative, every job posting, every content shift — ranked by urgency, with Tyrion's plain-language read on what each one means for you.
You know more about your market by 9 AM than most companies learn in a quarter.
Competitive intelligence platforms like Crayon, Klue, and Kompyte charge $200–$500/month per seat. That's $2,400–$6,000 per year for one user. The Watcher delivers the same Monday briefing for a one-time $197.
Missing one competitor move could cost you a product launch. The Watcher costs less than a single strategy consultation.
If your competitors barely have a web presence. If you're in a market with one dominant player and no direct competitors. This isn't for you.
Before you buy: The Watcher is only as useful as your competitive landscape. If your competitors barely market online, Arya will find very little to report. This works best when your competitors are actively running ads, publishing content, and changing pricing. Also: the briefing delivers signal, not strategy. Tyrion's read tells you what to consider — the decision is still yours.
Every agent runs on Anthropic's Claude API — the same model behind Claude.ai. We're not hiding that. We're building on it.
What you can't get from ChatGPT or Claude directly: a team of specialized agents that hand off work to each other, learn from your feedback, and tighten their standards every week. The AI is the engine. The orchestration, the feedback loops, and the three-layer learning system are what make it a product.
If The Watcher doesn't surface at least three actionable competitive insights you didn't already know in your first four Mondays, ask for a refund.
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