Double opt-in, one email a week, unsubscribe deletes the watch.
Get an email when a competitor changes their pricing page.
What gets watched
- Pricing page/pricing, /plans
- Blog or changelog/changelog, /blog, /updates
- robots.txt/robots.txt
- llms.txt/llms.txt
One email a week, and only when one of these actually changed. Unsubscribing deletes the watch outright.
Free monitor: pick a competitor's domain, and get one email a week listing what changed on their pricing page, blog, robots.txt and llms.txt.
- 01
Name a competitor
Their domain and your email. Nothing is sent until you click the confirmation link.
- 02
We snapshot four public pages
Pricing, blog or changelog, robots.txt and llms.txt — once a week, prices compared as prices.
- 03
Get the diff on Monday
One email, only when something actually moved. Nothing changed means nothing sent.
About Radar
Competitors do not announce the changes that matter. A price goes up, a plan disappears, a limit is quietly halved, and you find out from a customer six weeks later.
Radar takes a snapshot of a handful of public pages once a week and emails you the differences. Public pages only, one email a week, unsubscribe in one click.
Questions
- Which pages do you watch?
- The pricing page, the blog or changelog index, robots.txt and llms.txt — the public pages where a change means something. It is not a full-site crawl.
- Why do I have to confirm my email?
- So nobody can sign you up for a weekly email you never asked for. Nothing is sent until you click the link in the first message.
- How do I stop it?
- One click on the unsubscribe link in any email. It deletes the watch — there is no account to close.
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