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AI agents that log every email, prompt and offer in a rival’s free trial.
Trial teardown logs every email, prompt and offer in a rival’s free trial: a declared AI agent starts each trial that needs no card, never replies, and closes it the moment a rep writes or calls.
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Day of 14Obsession agent for Your company Push to CRM Pushing In CRM14 day trialsEmails by day
Rival A
Rival B
Rival C
Onboarding emails
First report
20 min3 days45 minTrial end offer
20% offon day 13Closedrep wrote, day 630% offpay within 7 days40 seats, yearly
$24,000$14,400$16,800- A
Offers 20% off on day 13. Plan for it.
- B
Claims setup in 1 day. It took 3.
- C
30% off ends 7 days after the trial.
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OpenExample
Pick it, and everything it needs is already set up.
Nothing to build or buy, and nothing to run yourself.
- A declared AI agent per rival
- Its own inbox and browser
- Daily sign ins, like a new user
- A watch to the last trial day
- Screenshots of every prompt
- Every step signed and dated
It runs on your schedule, and keeps the proof.
The whole trial on 1 page, from the welcome email to the offer at the end.
Example: Rival A’s 14 day trial
Trial teardown
Start Rival A’s free trial with no card. Log every email, prompt and offer until it ends. Never reply.
- Targets
- rival-a.example, reporting software
- Journey
- Start the trial, no card
- Sign in daily like a new user
- Never reply
- Close if a rep writes or calls
- How often
- Daily, until the trial ends
- Report
- A battlecard in your CRM, the trial as a PDF
- Set up
- Agent ID, declared as AI
- Own inbox
- Own browser
- 14 day watch
Run log
- Starts a free trial with no card, declared as an AI agent.Day 0, 10:00
- Welcome email with a 6 step setup checklist.Day 0, 10:01
- Case study email with 3 customer logos.Day 3, 09:00
- Reminder: 2 days left, with an upgrade link.Day 12, 09:00
- Offer: 20% off the first year if you upgrade before the trial ends.Day 13, 11:00
Finding
11 emails, 4 in app prompts and 1 offer in 14 days. Rival A saves its 20% off for day 13.
A talk track drafted for your reps: plan for the 20% on day 13. In your CRM after your OK.
Example run. It never replied, and no rep got in touch, so the trial ran to the end.
The agents do the legwork. You make the calls.
Add your rivals
Any software with a free trial that needs no card. Trials that need a card or a sales call are skipped.
An agent starts each trial
Declared as an AI agent, with its own inbox, and your name kept out. It signs in and follows onboarding like a new user.
It logs every touch, and never replies
Every email, in app prompt and offer, timed by trial day. If a rep writes or calls, the trial closes and that message is the last record.
You get the teardown
The trial day by day, a battlecard your reps can use, and an alert when a rival changes its trial.
It covers the whole job, and stops where it should.
Signing up
What’s asked
The fields, the questions and whether a card is needed. If it is, the trial is skipped.
First minutes
The welcome email, the checklist and the first prompt.
During the trial
Onboarding emails
Every one, with its trial day, its timing and what it asks you to do.
In app prompts
Tours, nudges and upgrade prompts, screenshotted on the day they show.
Claims against reality
How long setup really takes, next to what the site promises.
The end
Before it ends
The reminders, and how many days before the end each one comes.
The offer
The discount or extension at the end, and how long it lasts.
If a rep gets in touch
The trial closes the moment it happens, and the record says when.
The whole trial on 1 page, and a battlecard your reps can use.
See a real store checkThe trial, day by day
Every email, prompt and offer, in order, with the day it came.
The proof
Screenshots of each step, and the emails themselves.
A battlecard
Offers, timings and claims for each rival, with a talk track drafted, in your CRM or Slack.
Rivals side by side
Run it on several rivals and compare their trials.
Alerts
When a rival changes its trial, its emails or its offer, the next run shows what moved.
Start from the recipe. Change anything.
- Rivals
- Any software with a free trial that needs no card
- Length
- To the last day of the trial
- Activity
- Signs in daily, or goes quiet after day 1
- Country
- For the browser, and a number only if the sign up asks for one
- How often
- Once, or a fresh trial whenever a rival changes its plans
- If a rep gets in touch
- The trial closes. Always on.
The same recipe, different jobs.
Rival A offers 20% off on day 13. Rival C offers 30% off once the trial ends.
Example. Rival B’s trial closed on day 6, when a rep wrote.
| Rival A | Rival B | Rival C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trial length | 14 days | 14 days | 14 days |
| Time to a first report | 20 min | 3 days | 45 min |
| Onboarding emails | 11 | 4 by day 6 | 7 |
| Offer at the end | 20% off on day 13 | None seen | 30% off for 7 days after the end |
| A rep got in touch | No | Day 6, trial closed | No |
It never replies, and it leaves the moment a rep gets in touch.
Obsession’s Trial teardown does it openly: the agent says it’s AI, starts only trials that need no card, never replies, and closes the trial the moment a rep writes or calls.
Trial teardown gives your team up to 18 hours a month back, if it walks 3 rivals’ trials for 90 minutes a week each.
No. Trial teardown never replies. If a rep writes or calls, the trial closes that moment and the record says when.
Trial teardown skips them, and every trial that needs a sales call to start.
Every Obsession agent says it’s an AI agent and links to useobsession.com/agents, a page explaining Obsession. Your name stays out.
Yes. Trial teardown uses it like a new user: it signs in, follows the setup steps and screenshots every prompt.
Yes. Point Trial teardown at your own product to see your onboarding the way a new user does, after every release.
Trial teardown takes as long as the trial. Its first emails land in minutes, and the teardown is ready the day the trial ends, or the day a rep gets in touch.
Know every rival’s trial offer before your buyer quotes it.
Join the waitlist. Trial teardown comes ready to run on the rivals you name.