//Use case · Competitor analysis

Track your rivals and find their customers

Your agent checks rivals’ pricing, job posts, launches and reviews, then lists companies that use them.

What changed at Quillstone, Kitebridge and Fernway Labs this month? — What changed at 3 competitors this month. Where are their users unhappy? Check reviews and Reddit. — Where their users are unhappy. Which companies use them? Check job posts and tech stacks, and flag news this month. — Companies that use a rival, news first. Turn it into a battlecard, one row per rival, and export it. — Battlecard for three rivals
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//Before and after

Competitor intel pulled when you ask

Copy pricing pagesSkim review sitesPaste it into a sheet
The old way

A battlecard from last quarter

What do Kitebridge users complain about?
⏺ anysite · execute
No CRM sync31 reviews · Capterra
Slow setup18 reviews · TrustRadius
Seat pricing9 threads · Reddit
With Anysite

Where they’re weak this week

//What your agent does

Four ways your agent watches rivals

Each starts with one question.

Track their moves

See price changes, launches and new roles.

Job postsProduct HuntCompany sites

Read their reviews

Group complaints so your pitch answers them.

CapterraTrustRadiusApp Store

Find their customers

Spot companies that use a rival’s tool.

Job postsStackShareProduct Hunt

Catch unhappy users

Find who wants an alternative to a rival.

RedditTwitter/XHacker News
//How it works

Connect the agent you already use01Ask about the rivals you lose to02Get a brief and their customers03

//Sources

Where your agent reads about rivals

//Q&A

Questions before you start

Public pages such as pricing, job posts, launches, headcount changes, self-reported tech stacks and reviews on Capterra, TrustRadius and the app stores. Private roadmaps and anything behind a login stay out of reach.

You get the complaints to answer in your pitch and the companies that use your rivals. Your agent then finds who decides at those companies and drafts a note. You choose who hears from you.

Yes. Set a scheduled task in Claude or any agent that runs on a timer, and each run pulls fresh data from Anysite. Anysite supplies the data; your agent keeps the schedule.

Your agent reads the same public pages anyone can open in a browser. It never logs into a rival’s account or touches anything private.

MCP plans start at $30 a month, the API at $49. Both entry plans come with a 7-day free trial, and API keys work with MCP too.

Ask your agent who uses your rivals