RISEN WORKS AGENTS
Competitor Monitoring Agent
Know their next move before your market does.
Watches your competitors every week — pricing, offers, reviews, hires — and sends you a report with moves worth making.
The six-week blind spot
A competitor changes their pricing. Weeks pass before anyone on your side notices — usually because a prospect mentions it on a call you almost lost. The information was public the entire time. Nobody was watching.
It's not a discipline problem. Checking five competitor websites, their reviews, and their job postings every week is hours of tedium that will always lose to real work. So it doesn't happen — and the blind spot stays open.
Quick: did your closest competitor change their pricing this quarter? Launch a new service? Start hiring for a role that tells you exactly where they're headed?
If you don't know, you're not alone. Most businesses monitor competitors the same way: inconsistently, manually, and only when someone remembers. A price change goes unnoticed for six weeks. A new offer eats your leads for a month before anyone mentions it. The information was public the whole time — nobody was watching.
Competitor Monitoring Agent watches, every week, without being asked.
You give it your competitor list. Every week it checks their websites for changes, their pricing pages, their new content, their job postings, and their fresh reviews on Google and industry sites. Then every Friday, a report lands in your inbox:
What actually changed this week. What their hiring says about where they're going. What customers are praising them for — and complaining about. And the part that matters most: what YOU should do about it, specifically.
Every observation comes with an implication. No "competitor X published a blog post." Instead: "competitor X is targeting the keyword you rank #3 for — here's the counter."
Big moves don't wait for Friday.
A price change, a new service launch, a leadership move — anything that demands a response this week gets flagged to you immediately, not buried in the weekly report.
The math: Doing this properly by hand takes hours per week across websites, review sites, and job boards — so it doesn't happen. The agent makes it automatic, and one caught move — matching a price change a month early, countering a new offer before it bites — pays for the year.
What Competitor Monitoring Agent does for you
Plugs into your existing tools
Competitor on a platform we did not list? Most public sources can be monitored. Confirm on a 5-min call.
How we work together
Discovery call (30 min)
We learn your market, who your real competitors are, and which moves would actually change your week.
Setup call (30 min)
We lock the competitor list, the watch points, and your immediate-alert tripwires.
Configuration (1 week)
We wire up monitoring for every competitor and tune the report format. You approve before anything goes live.
Go live
First report lands Friday. Big moves alert you immediately. You walk into every week knowing the board.
First-client testimonials coming soon. Want to be one of the first? Book a strategy call.
Let's talk about your business
Every business is different. Some need one agent. Some bundle several. We'll figure out what fits on a free 45-minute strategy call — no pressure, no slides, just a conversation about what you need.
Book a Free Strategy Call →Built on Anthropic’s Claude AI · 30-day performance guarantee · Monitors only public information · You approve the competitor list and report format before it goes live
45 min · Zoom · No sales deck
Questions
Is this legal? It feels like spying.
Everything monitored is public: their website, their published pricing, their public reviews, their public job postings. It's the same research you'd do manually with a browser — done consistently, every week, without fail.
How many competitors can it track?
Most businesses track 3-7 — enough to cover the market without drowning in noise. The list is yours to change anytime; adding or removing a competitor takes effect the following week.
What if nothing changed that week?
The report says so, in one line — "quiet week, nothing significant." No padding, no manufactured insights. You learn to trust that when the report is long, something actually happened.
How is this different from Google Alerts?
Google Alerts sends you links when a name gets mentioned. This watches the things that matter — pricing, offers, hiring, reviews — and tells you what each change means for YOUR business and what to do about it. Alerts give you homework; this gives you answers.
What counts as an immediate alert vs. the weekly report?
You set the tripwires during setup. Typical immediate alerts: a price change, a new service or product launch, a leadership change, a review pattern that signals trouble or opportunity. Everything else waits for Friday.
How long until it's live?
Typically 1-2 weeks from discovery call to first report. Setup call within a week of payment, configuration takes about a week, and your first weekly report lands the following Friday.