Every competitor move, in one weekly brief.
Track your competitors. Every week, Compete reads their blogs, changelogs, newsrooms, reviews, and Reddit, then hands you one graded brief: what moved, why it matters to you, and exactly what was checked.
Reads every source that matters
Competitor intelligence, without the enterprise price tag
- One weekly brief across every competitor you track, graded high, worth watching, or low signal
- Their moves: launches, pricing changes, partnerships, funding, hiring
- What their users actually complain about, mined from reviews and Reddit
- Every signal dated, cited, and tied to why it matters for your product
- An Analyzed-this-week section showing exactly what was checked
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How Compete works
Add your competitors
List up to 12 competitors and pick the sources to watch per competitor: review sites, Reddit, their blog and changelog, and market signals.
Compete scans weekly
Every week it reads each source, extracts moves and pain points, and grades each signal by priority using your product knowledge base.
You get one graded brief
A single portfolio brief lands with the week's high-priority moves, worth-watching items, user pain points, and full source transparency.
Competitor intelligence FAQ
What is Linkeddit Compete?
Compete is Linkeddit's competitor-intelligence product. You add the competitors you want to track and it produces one weekly graded brief across all of them, covering their moves (launches, pricing changes, partnerships, funding, hiring) and their users' pain points. Every signal is dated, cited to its source, and tied back to your own product.
Which sources does Compete monitor?
Each competitor's blog, changelog, and newsroom for product moves; G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, and Trustpilot for review-based pain points; Reddit for candid user sentiment; and market signals (funding, launches, hiring) via search. You choose which sources to enable per competitor.
How is this different from Crayon, Klue, or Kompyte?
Those are enterprise competitive-intelligence platforms priced for large teams. Compete is built for founders and small teams at $99/month: a focused weekly brief that grades what actually moved and why it matters to you, without the enterprise price tag or setup.
How much does Compete cost?
Compete is $99/month and includes everything in the Pro plan plus the competitor intelligence engine. You can track up to 12 competitors, refreshed weekly.
How often is the brief updated?
Compete refreshes weekly and assembles a portfolio brief across all your tracked competitors, with an 'Analyzed this week' section showing exactly what was checked per competitor. You can also trigger a manual refresh.
Know every competitor move before your customers do.
Compete is $99/month and includes everything in Pro plus the competitor intelligence engine.
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