AI competitor analysis tool
Name your product and your market, and Siteglade, an AI agent, finds your competitors, reads their websites and reviews and compares them by price, features and positioning, with every source linked. It turns the result into a document, a spreadsheet or slides.
This page is published by Siteglade and describes what its agent does for this task.
What you get
Research reads the web and writes an answer with every source linked, and can turn it into a document, a table or slides.
- A list of competitors with what each sells and to whom.
- Prices and plans from their own pages, with links.
- What customers praise and criticize in public reviews.
- A comparison table you can sort.
- A summary of the gaps your product could fill.
How to ask for it
Four steps, from the first sentence to the finished file:
- Describe your product, your market and the competitors you know.
- Say what to compare: price, features, audience, reviews.
- Read the answer and open the sources that matter.
- Ask for a document, a spreadsheet or slides.
Prompts to start from
Copy one and change the details to your own:
- “Compare the five biggest competitors of my product by price and features”
- “Summarise what customers complain about in reviews of electric cargo bikes”
What to check before you use it
An agent saves the work, not the responsibility. Check these before the result goes out:
- Prices against the competitors’ pages on the day you use them.
- That quoted reviews are representative, not a few loud voices.
- Competitors you know about that the research missed.
Price and other tools
Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Other products that list this kind of result on their pricing pages include Manus, Genspark, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity; the comparisons show how they differ.
Frequently asked questions
Which sources does the competitor research use?
Public web pages that Siteglade opens and reads, such as pricing pages and reviews. Every answer lists its sources.
Can it check competitors every week?
Yes. An automation can run the same research on a schedule and send you what changed.