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The web behind the login.

The screens, emails, texts, prices and offers companies show only to customers, step by step. Look up any company by API or MCP, each fact dated.

Onboarding a limited number of teams.

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An example of Obsession’s console. Search a company and choose the persona, the wall and the kind. Each row is an event in the company’s timeline, what we did or what it showed or sent, with the facts read from it; open a row to see its record as the index stores it, and Evidence to see each kind as it arrived, one kind at a time. A company not in the index has Watch it. Insights asks one question across a group of companies: Obsession reads the ones in the index and writes a report with a row for each company. A company not in the index yet has a Watch button, and what it sends joins the report as it arrives.

sportswear-brand.example

Persona

Wall

Kind

From the index · 0.3 s
  1. 5 Nov
  2. 10:02
  3. 10:02
  4. 10:02
    Act · PurchaseLeft checkout at the payment step
  5. 10:32
  6. 10:33
    Act · PurchaseOpened the link in the text

What’s behind the login?

Six kinds of data no search engine can reach.

  • Emails, texts and flows

    Every screen and message after a sign-up, a basket or a trial, each one timed.

    Day 3 · “Invite your team”

  • Trial plans and limits

    What the free plan includes, where it stops and when the upgrade prompt appears.

    3 projects, 1 seat · prompt on day 7

  • Member and signed-in prices

    The price a signed-in customer sees, beside the public one.

    Pro £24 signed in · £29 public

  • Quotes behind forms

    Finance, insurance and service quotes for the customer profile you pick.

    £289 a month over 36 months

  • Checkout and cancel offers

    Codes at checkout, the offer to stay when someone cancels, and renewal notices.

    50% off for 3 months to stay

  • Support answers

    What chat and support tell a customer, and how long they take.

    Chat: fixed rate · page: variable

Is this real?

1,500 sign-ups, baskets and checkouts run at real companies, and counting.

  • 02:57 a £40 basket left at Brand G, a real skincare store, on 22 Sep.
  • 48 h later, still no reminder. The inbox, kept, is the proof.

Source: our own runs. Brand G’s whole record is the sample data.

See the sample data

Who uses it?

Teams that sell to, compete with or invest in other companies.

  • Agencies

    Open a pitch with the prospect’s own emails, and the ones that never came.

    For agencies

  • Sales teams

    What each account sends its own customers, ready before the call.

    For sales

  • Marketing and product teams

    Every competitor’s emails, onboarding and paywall, without signing up yourself.

    For marketing

  • Intelligence and pricing teams

    Competitors’ trials, member prices and quotes, dated, week after week.

    Member prices

  • Funds and research firms

    Offers, prices and rates across a market, company by company, kept month after month.

    Use cases

  • Teams building AI agents

    Give your agent what the public web can’t: a competitor’s real price, trial limit or offer, in 1 call.

    For developers

Also banks and compliance teams. Every use case

Where else can I get it?

Search engines stop at the login.

Everyone else stops at public pages or a fixed list of brands. Obsession covers any company you name.

  1. Public page
  2. Sign up
  3. Emails and texts
  4. Trials and prices
  5. Quotes and checkout
  6. Cancel and support
  7. Month 3
Search enginesGoogle, Exa
The pages anyone can open
Competitive intelligenceKlue, Crayon
What competitors publish
Email archivesMailCharts, Milled, Panoramata
Newsletters, for their own list of brands
PanelsCompetiscan, Comperemedia
A fixed list of brands, behind a client login
By handA spare inbox and a spreadsheet
Every step, for a few companies, until someone stops checking
ObsessionThe web behind the login
Every step short of paying, at any company, by API

What only a signed-up customer gets

  • A welcome email whose links open a closed site
  • A chat quoting a rate the terms don’t
  • A 40% offer sent only to trial users
  • A member price below the public one
  • The offer to stay when someone cancels
  • The reminder that never came
See the full comparison

How does it work?

From an instant lookup to months of watching, at any company.

Companies in the index answer at once. Name one that isn’t, and Obsession signs up and keeps watching.

  1. Look it up

    A company already covered returns its history at once.

  2. Not covered? We sign up

    Obsession signs up, starts the trial or asks for the quote, as the customer profile and country you pick.

  3. It stays open

    New emails, prices and offers keep arriving for as long as you need.

  4. Into the index

    Each one dated, with its screenshot, ready to search by API, MCP or a table.

How do I use it?

Use it where you already work.

The indexEvery company you look up

Ways to use it

None of it is on the public web, so no search engine has it. Connect Obsession once, then ask in plain words.

Claude Code

Connected once withclaude mcp add obsession

Which of our competitors changed a rate this month, and what did their chat say?

Quaystone raised its easy access rate to 4.75% on Thursday.

Its chat kept quoting 4.5% until Friday.

Screenshots: 3 rate pages and 2 chat transcripts, linked

Brief me on Quillon before Thursday’s call.

Trial users get 40% off the first year on day 12. Its pricing page shows no offer.

Its welcome email came in 3 minutes, but support took 31 hours to answer.

Screenshots: 6 emails, 1 page and 1 support thread, linked

Ask from

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Grok
  • Muse
  • Your own code
  • Our website

What else would I ask?

Before you request access.

Obsession collects what companies show only to customers, step by step: their screens, emails and texts, member prices, trial limits, quotes and cancel offers, each dated with a screenshot. You look it up by API, MCP or a table.

From real accounts. Obsession’s agents sign up, start trials and ask for quotes the way any customer can, from the customer profiles and countries you choose, and keep each account open for months. Every email is kept as it arrived, with its sender checked.

Obsession does only what any customer can, on the pages and forms anyone can use. It says it’s an AI when it talks to a person, and it never signs in to an account that isn’t its own.

Only you. Anyone can see that a company is covered, and since when, but never who asked. What a company sends every new subscriber goes into the shared index, so its history is there on day one. Anything more, like a reply from a salesperson, stays on an account that works only for you.

API and MCP access, lookups of every company already covered, and up to 5 companies added to the index for you. We’re onboarding a limited number of teams, and you set it up with the founders.

Which company should we look up first?

Onboarding a limited number of teams.

We keep what you tell us to set up your access and email you about Obsession. Privacy notice