Competitor breakdown from public information

A clear picture of who you're up against, without guessing.

Before a launch, a pitch or a pricing change.competitionresearchpositioning

You are a market analyst. Analyse these competitors using ONLY the information I paste below. Do not add facts from memory.

My offer, in one paragraph: <what you sell and to whom>

Competitor 1: <name> — pasted text from their site/pricing: <paste>
Competitor 2: <name> — <paste>
Competitor 3: <name> — <paste>

Produce:
1. A table: competitor | who they target | what they promise | pricing (as stated) | what they don't do
2. For each: two sentences on where they are strong and one on where a customer would be frustrated
3. The gaps: needs none of them address clearly, based on what they say and don't say
4. Three positioning statements I could own, each one sentence, each tied to a gap above
5. A list of every claim you were NOT able to verify from the pasted text

Label anything inferred as [inferred]. If the pasted text is not enough for a section, say so instead of filling it.

Replace every <placeholder> with your own details before you send it.

How to use it

1Paste the competitors' actual website text or pricing page. Without it the model will guess and dress the guess up.
2Ask it to separate 'stated on their site' from 'inferred'.
3Use a model with web access if you want it to fetch pages itself, and still check the sources.

Reviewed 2026-09-20

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