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Every email, text, ad and offer your rivals send, on 1 timeline.

Competitor tracking signs a declared AI agent up to each rival you name, so you see what its customers get: every email, text, offer, price change and public ad, on 1 timeline, continuously.

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Nothing to build or buy, and nothing to run yourself.

Competitor tracking

  • A declared AI agent per rival
  • Its own inbox and phone number
  • An isolated browser for each rival
  • Page and price checks on your schedule
  • The ads they run in public, followed to each page
  • Every step signed and dated

It runs on your schedule, and keeps the proof.

A timeline per rival, and a note of what changed, as often as you choose.

Example: a skincare rival, week 1

Your companyMissionsCompetitor tracking

ExampleWaitingDaily checks, a note every Monday

Competitor tracking

Sign up to this rival’s emails and texts. Log every offer, price change and public ad, and send me what changed each Monday.

Targets
skincare-rival.example, a skincare store
Journey
  1. Sign up from the pop up
  2. Opt in to texts
  3. Ask the bot, never staff
  4. Check pages, prices and ads daily
How often
Daily checks, a note every Monday
Report
A Monday note by email, Slack when anything changes
Set up
  • Agent ID, declared as AI
  • Own inbox
  • Own phone number
  • Browser set to the UK

Run log

  1. Signs up from the pop up as a declared AI agent, with its own inbox and number.Mon 07:02
  2. Welcome email: 15% off your first order.Mon 07:04
  3. Asks the site’s chat bot how long delivery takes. Answered in 6 seconds.Mon 07:20
  4. First text: a free gift on orders over £40.Tue 19:30
  5. Free delivery now starts at £35, down from £50.Thu 08:15
  6. 14 new public ads, 9 of them leading with the free gift.Fri 11:40

Finding

The rival is leading with a free gift over £40, by text and in 9 of its 14 new ads, and cut free delivery to £35.

A matching offer drafted for your next email, with the 9 ads attached. It goes out only after your OK.

Example run. Week 1: 5 emails, 2 texts, 1 price change, 14 new ads, each kept raw, dated and signed.

The agents do the legwork. You make the calls.

  1. Add your rivals

    Paste their web addresses, upload a CSV, connect Clay or use the API. Any company you name, with no directory to check first.

  2. An agent signs up to each one

    It joins the emails and texts from the pop up, as any customer can. It says it’s an AI agent and keeps your name out.

  3. It logs everything that follows

    Every email, text and offer, dated from the minute it signed up, plus daily checks of pages, prices and the ads they run in public.

  4. You get what changed

    A note on your schedule, an alert the moment something moves, and the proof behind every line.

It covers the whole job, and stops where it should.

Inbox and phone

  • Every email

    The time it arrived and the day since sign up, the sender, subject and preheader, the offer or code, a full screenshot, and the raw email with its headers.

  • Sign up and welcome

    The pop up and its offer, whether double opt in is needed, the time to the first email, and how many welcome steps follow, with the gap between each.

  • Texts

    How you opt in, the confirmation text, every message with its sender and time, short links followed to their page, and what happens after STOP.

  • The site’s chat bot

    1 labelled question, the answer and how long it took. If a person picks it up, the step ends.

Ads

  • The ads they run in public

    The creative, the copy, the day it started and the page it lands on, with what that page showed when we checked it.

  • New and stopped ads

    Which ads started and stopped since the last note, and the offers they lead with.

Site, offers and prices

  • Pages

    Screenshots of the pages you name, on a schedule, with what changed between them.

  • Prices and offers

    Price changes on the products or plans you pick, sitewide banners, delivery thresholds and pop up offers.

  • Trial offers

    On software rivals, the offer at the end of a free trial that needs no card. The agent never replies, and closes the trial the moment a rep writes or calls.

What changed this week, with the proof behind every line.

See a real store check

  • A timeline per rival

    Every email, text, ad and change in date order, each with its proof. As a page, a PDF or JSON.

  • The welcome series, mapped

    Each step, the delay before it and the offer it carries, counted from the sign up.

  • A regular note

    What changed since the last one, in counts and a few lines, daily, weekly or monthly. Quiet periods stay quiet.

  • Alerts

    A batch of new ads, a price drop, a new code, a changed welcome offer or a flow that stops, by email, Slack or webhook.

  • Side by side

    How often each rival emails and texts, and which offers it repeats, counted from what arrived.

  • Exports

    Every record as JSON or CSV, or straight into Clay, your CRM, a sheet or your own tools.

Start from the recipe. Change anything.

Rivals
Any companies you name, by web address
Journeys
Email sign up, text opt in, a free trial with no card, 1 question to the site’s chat bot
Channels
Email, texts, public ads, pages and prices
How often
Daily, weekly or monthly, set for each channel
Alerts
The changes you care about, by email, Slack or webhook
Country
Phone number and browser set to the market you sell in
How long
Continuously, until you stop it

The same recipe, different jobs.

A new customer of this rival gets 5 emails and 2 texts in its first 7 days.

Example. Every message is placed by the time since the agent signed up, so you see the sequence and its rhythm, not a pile of emails.

ChannelWhat arrived
0 minPop upSigned up, declared as AI
+2 minEmailWelcome, 15% off
+1 dayTextA free gift over £40
+2 daysEmailBestsellers, no code
+3 daysEmailFree delivery now from £35
+4 daysEmailReminder: the code ends tonight
+5 daysTextThe free gift, last day
+7 daysEmailFounder story, no offer

Every agent says it’s AI. Your name stays out.

Add each rival to Competitor tracking once: it logs what changed on 1 timeline each day, emails, texts, offers, prices and public ads, so nobody has to open the tabs.

Competitor tracking gives your team up to 18 hours a month back, if it spends 90 minutes a week on each of 3 rivals. The agents do the checking, and you read what changed.

Competitor tracking goes through each rival as a customer, where most tools read what it publishes: it signs up, gets the emails and texts, and sees the offers a new customer sees.

No. Competitor tracking’s record starts the day the agent signs up, so every message is dated from a known sign up. That’s what an archive can’t give you: any company you name, the same day.

Every Obsession agent says it’s an AI agent and links to useobsession.com/agents, a page explaining Obsession. Your name stays out. If that changes what a rival sends, the record shows it.

Never. Competitor tracking asks the site’s chat bot 1 question. If a person picks it up, the step ends.

Not at rivals: baskets and checkouts need the owner’s OK, so they belong to Obsession’s Mystery shopper, on your own store or a client’s.

Competitor tracking follows as many as you add. Each gets its own agent, inbox and number, and you can add one at any time.

Competitor tracking reads pages, prices and ads in minutes. The first email the same day. The welcome series over the days that follow, then everything new, continuously.

Competitor tracking stops, and the record says it couldn’t test that step.

See your rivals’ next offer the day it lands.

Join the waitlist. Competitor tracking comes ready to run on the rivals you name.

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