Peersheep watches your competitors' pricing, changelogs, docs and careers pages every hour. When something meaningful changes, you get a short briefing on what changed and why it matters.
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A spreadsheet built on Tuesday is out of date by Thursday. Tools like Crayon and Klue were built for slower enterprise markets and priced to match. Most teams just bookmark a pricing page and hope.
| When | What teams do today | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| 01A competitor reprices | Someone checks their pricing page now and then | You lose deals on price before you know why |
| 02A new feature ships | You see it on X a few days later | A customer asks why you don't have it |
| 03Their positioning shifts | It comes up on a sales call | Your pitch is already out of date |
| 04They start hiring for a new motion | You stumble across a job post | You miss the change in go-to-market |
Peersheep crawls each page on a schedule, strips out layout and formatting noise, and asks one question about what's left: does this matter to you?
Paste a domain. Peersheep finds the pricing, changelog, docs and careers pages and works out what each one is.
Each crawl is compared with the last snapshot. The model separates real content changes from moved buttons and new CSS.
Vectorly raised Pro by 25% and capped its free tier.
High-signal changes go straight to Slack, Linear or email. Everything else rolls into a daily digest.
The Overview your team opens on day one: this week's alerts ranked by signal, a feed of what changed, and every page Peersheep is watching.
Every alert is a short, structured briefing. You can read it in under a minute and forward it to sales without editing.
Vectorly is moving upmarket. Teams of 3–10 now pay more there than on your Team plan, and heavy free users will hit the new cap within a week. Good moment for a comparison page and a note to the sales team.
High, medium or low, based on the page type and what changed. Pricing and packaging changes score highest.
Only the lines that matter, with before and after. No wall of red and green from a redesign.
A plain-language read on what it likely means for you, written from the context of your own product.
A full-page snapshot of before and after, stored so you can check the source or share it with the team.
Pricing, changelog, docs, careers and homepage are each read differently.
Connect Gmail read-only. Competitor newsletters and launch emails become signals too.
Tracks 5–15 direct competitors
“Tell me when someone reprices or launches something that overlaps with us. Skip the weekly report.”
Tracks Changelogs, docs, roadmaps
“If a competitor just shipped what's on our roadmap, I need to know today, not at the next sprint review.”
Tracks A portfolio and its market
“Which companies are moving upmarket, cutting prices, or hiring for a new motion? I want the pattern.”
Those tools were built for large sales organisations in slower markets, and they're priced that way. Peersheep is built for the pace of AI companies: hourly checks, a filter that ignores cosmetic changes, and a short explanation of what each change means for you.
Pricing and packaging changes, new features or launches, shifts in positioning copy, and new hiring patterns. Layout tweaks, reordered sections, cookie banners and other formatting noise are filtered out before you ever see them.
Pages are checked hourly by default, or daily if you prefer. High-signal changes are sent to Slack or email as soon as they're analysed, and can be filed as Linear issues. Medium and low-signal changes are collected into a daily digest.
Slack: add the app and pick a channel, and alerts arrive there with the summary, what changed and a link back. Linear: connect your workspace and Peersheep files an issue for each change that meets your threshold, or you file any alert by hand. Webhooks: signed JSON for Zapier, Make, n8n or your own code. Email alerts and the daily digest need no setup.
Start with pricing, changelog and homepage for each competitor, then add docs and careers pages. When you add a domain, Peersheep suggests the pages worth watching and detects each page's type automatically.
Only if you connect Gmail for email intelligence, which is optional. Access is read-only and used to pick up competitor newsletters and launch emails. Peersheep cannot send, edit or delete your email.
The Free plan monitors 5 competitors and 20 pages with Slack, Linear and email alerts, with no time limit and no credit card. AI features use credits: a chat message or Mira question is 1, competitor discovery is 10, a deep competitor analysis is 5. Free includes 100 credits a month, Starter 2,000 and Growth 10,000, refilled on the 1st.
Add your first competitor in five minutes. The first briefing usually lands within a day.
