Bring dated competitor evidence to every client QBR
RivalSweeper monitors your clients' competitors from their public storefronts and ad libraries: prices and promotions, new products, assortment gaps and live ads. One Pro account covers 15 monitored domains and 5 users, so the strategy team stops rebuilding the competitor slide by hand every quarter.
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- One account for price and promotion tracking, launch radar, gap analysis, ad and social intelligence and market footprint
- Price, promotion and catalog changes surface within 48 hours; every figure traces to a dated observation and its product URL
- No client ad-account or analytics access needed: it reads public pages and public ad libraries
Captured Oct 1 - Oct 14, 2026
RivalSweeper Pro is $199 a month for 15 monitored domains and 5 users, which RivalSweeper puts at less than $14 per domain per month.
Source: rivalsweeper.comExtra monitored domains cost $10 a month each on top of a RivalSweeper plan.
Source: rivalsweeper.comThe competitor slide gets rebuilt from scratch every quarter
Every QBR has a competitor section and every pitch has a category audit. Someone on the team spends a day browsing rival sites, scrolling the Meta Ad Library and screenshotting sale banners. The result is a snapshot with no history, so when the client asks whether a promotion is new or how deep a rival went last quarter, there is no answer.
Those hours rarely fit the retainer. They get written off, and the slide ends up thinner than the client's own instincts.
What changes the conversation is a dated record: a rival's markdown cadence across the quarter, how many products it added, the share of its live ads that lead with price. That turns the QBR into a read on the market the client competes in.
Without it
- Junior hours, browsers and screenshots: No licence cost, but a day per client per quarter and a snapshot with no history or dates.
- Ad-library browsing by hand: The Meta Ad Library is free and public, but you read one advertiser at a time, count angles yourself and keep no…
- Enterprise price-intelligence suites: Built for a retailer's in-house pricing team, usually on custom quotes. Heavy for an agency covering a handful of…
With Agency Competitor Reviews
- One account for price and promotion tracking, launch radar, gap analysis, ad and social intelligence and market footprint
- Price, promotion and catalog changes surface within 48 hours; every figure traces to a dated observation and its product URL
- No client ad-account or analytics access needed: it reads public pages and public ad libraries
- Price and promotion tracking
- Launch and assortment radar
How it fits the account cycle
- 1
Set up the client's competitive set
Add the client's store and its main rivals. Tracking starts after email confirmation and first data arrives within 24 hours.
- 2
Pick the reads the client cares about
Promotions and markdowns for a trading-led client, launches and range gaps for a merchandising-led one, ad angles for a paid-social retainer.
- 3
Pull the evidence into the deck
Export CSV on paid plans or pull through the API on Pro. Each figure carries its observation date and product URL, so it can be cited on the slide.
- 4
Compare quarter on quarter
History builds from the day a store is added, so the second QBR shows movement against the first.
Features
Price and promotion tracking
Effective price after every discount, per-SKU discount depth ranked across the set with history, and a clearance signal for lines marked down 40% or more and now sold out.
Launch and assortment radar
New arrivals and discontinued SKUs per brand and launch velocity, checked daily and deduped across locales and variants.
Competitive gap analysis
Category coverage against the whole set, a SWOT read and whitespace scored by how many rivals carry a category, refreshed weekly.
Ad and social intelligence
Live ads, angles read from the creative, active promotions, affiliate and cashback footprint, social presence by channel, and Reddit and PR monitoring.
Broken ads and expired deals
Follows live Meta ads to the real landing page and flags broken pages, out-of-stock products and expired offers. Scoped and priced separately on a short call.
Market footprint
Shipping countries, payment methods, currencies and languages per competitor, with a dated history of each change.
Exports and feeds
CSV export on paid plans, RSS feeds, REST API on Pro and up, and MCP for Claude and other AI assistants.
What you could bring to a client QBR: an ad-angle read
A real RivalSweeper sample covering seven home decor and design stores in Europe, names withheld. In a QBR it answers what rivals' ads are saying with counts, not impressions.
| Angle (331 Meta ads read) | Meta ads | Share |
|---|---|---|
| No offer (product or brand) | 250 | 75.5% |
| Price-off | 62 | 18.7% |
| Coupon code | 14 | 4.2% |
| Free gift | 5 | 1.5% |
- Ad angles are read from the ad creative. 111 Meta ads whose creative we had not read yet are left out of the angle split, not guessed.
Captured Oct 1 - Oct 14, 2026 · See the full sample on rivalsweeper.com →
Who it's for
Account directors running QBRs
You need a competitor section the client cannot get from their own dashboards. You get dated movements across the quarter, with sources.
Strategists on pitches
You need a sharp category read on a prospect's rivals within days. Add them as soon as the pitch is confirmed; history starts the day you add a store.
Paid social and performance leads
You plan creative against what rivals run. You get live ad counts and the angles they lead with, read from the creative.
Works with
- CSV export (paid plans)
- RSS feeds
- REST API (Pro and up)
- MCP for Claude and other AI assistants
- Public ad libraries (Meta)
- Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and other storefronts (read from public pages)
Pricing
USD, billed monthly, cancel any time, 14-day money-back guarantee on every plan. Extra monitored domains are $10 a month. Booking 15 minutes with the founder adds 2 rivals free, and they stay free when you subscribe. These are standard RivalSweeper accounts; white-label, client sub-accounts and reseller terms are not part of the published plans.
Basic
$39 per month
One client watching two rivals
- 2 monitored domains
- 1 user, 1 owned domain
- Up to 10,000 products per competitor
- Catalog, pricing and marketing activity reports
- MCP supported (limited credits), no API
- Email support within 2 business days
Pro
$199 per month
The strategy team's working account
- 15 monitored domains
- 5 users
- Up to 20,000 products per competitor
- REST API: 10,000 requests per month
- Ask RivalSweeper AI: 1,000 credits
- 10 RSS feeds
- Support within 1 business day
Enterprise
Custom contact sales
Many clients and a larger team
- Unlimited monitored domains (via sales)
- Unlimited owned domains (via sales)
- 20 users
- REST API: 200,000 requests per month
- Dedicated account manager
- Monthly strategy calls
Compared with the alternatives
- Junior hours, browsers and screenshots
- No licence cost, but a day per client per quarter and a snapshot with no history or dates.
- Ad-library browsing by hand
- The Meta Ad Library is free and public, but you read one advertiser at a time, count angles yourself and keep no record across the quarter.
- Enterprise price-intelligence suites
- Built for a retailer's in-house pricing team, usually on custom quotes. Heavy for an agency covering a handful of rivals per client.
What changed
- RivalSweeper Pro is $199 a month for 15 monitored domains and 5 users, which RivalSweeper puts at less than $14 per domain per month. Source: rivalsweeper.com
- Extra monitored domains cost $10 a month each on top of a RivalSweeper plan. Source: rivalsweeper.com
- RivalSweeper states first data within 24 hours of adding a store, and price, promotion and catalog changes within 48 hours. Source: rivalsweeper.com
Your first week
Start with the client whose QBR is next. The free trial covers 1 rival, 30 days of history and 1 seat.
- Day 1: Start the trial or book 15 minutes. Add the client's store and first rival; tracking starts once you confirm your email.
- Day 2: First data within 24 hours: prices, promotions and catalog for the rival.
- Day 3: Price, promotion and catalog changes start surfacing within 48 hours.
- Day 7: Move to Pro, add the rest of the set, and draft the competitor slide from the first week's record.
Security and data
- Reads public pages and public ad libraries; no connection to your clients' stores, ad accounts or analytics is needed.
- Every figure traces to a dated observation and the product URL.
- Billing is monthly, cancel any time, with a 14-day money-back guarantee on new subscriptions.
Questions
Can we white-label reports or give clients their own login?
Not on the published plans. These are standard RivalSweeper accounts; white-label, client sub-accounts and reseller margins are not offered on the website.
How many clients fit on Pro?
Pro has 15 monitored domains, 5 users and 1 owned domain, for example one client store and its main rivals. Extra domains are $10 a month. Several clients side by side, each with its own owned domain, is an Enterprise conversation.
Can the first QBR show trends?
Only from the day tracking starts; RivalSweeper does not hold history from before a store was added. Add rivals at least a quarter before the QBR where you want to show movement.
Which competitor sites are covered?
Competitors' own storefronts on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and other platforms, read from public pages. Price movement, discount and stock tracking are limited to supported websites; we can check a list on a call.
Do we need the client's ad account or analytics?
No. Competitor monitoring reads public pages and public ad libraries. Nothing is installed on the client's site.
Is the sample on this page a client result?
No. It is a real RivalSweeper sample with store names withheld, shown to illustrate an ad-angle read. It is not a client case study.
Put a dated competitor read in your next QBR
Add the next client's rivals today so the record covers the quarter. The button opens RivalSweeper's use cases, where you can start a free trial or book 15 minutes.
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