Competitors App review

Competitors App tracks competitors’ marketing activity across channels and sends email updates when it spots changes. Its feature list covers competitor emails and newsletters, blogs and social accounts, website and pricing changes, SEO activity, search rankings and ads. It also tracks reviews, traffic, social mentions, PR news and partnerships.

The review feature monitors more than 100 review websites, with AI summaries intended to surface recurring feedback. The product can also generate sales battle cards. How much of that you get depends on the plan: Business AI excludes reviews, while Business Plus AI includes all channels, according to the published pricing details.

Pricing is monthly and charged per competitor. Business AI starts at $14.90 per competitor per month; Business Plus AI is $19.90. There is no free plan, but the pricing lists a 15-day trial. Annual billing and annual prices are not published.

The main appeal is breadth. Instead of checking a competitor’s newsletter, social accounts, website, search visibility and reviews separately, teams can monitor these channels in one product. Email updates make it easier to keep up with changes without adding another daily research routine.

Review monitoring and AI summaries give the product a practical use beyond watching marketing campaigns: teams can look for recurring customer complaints or praise, then use those insights in product discussions or sales materials. The battle-card feature is aimed at turning competitor research into something sales teams can use.

The plans are relatively clear about who pays for what. Business AI costs $14.90 per competitor per month and includes daily email reports and Slack integration, but excludes reviews. Business Plus AI costs $19.90 per competitor per month and adds all channels, five included users, white-label reports, data export, and AI analysis and reports. That per-competitor pricing makes the cost easy to estimate if your watchlist is small and stable. Both listed plans have limited activity, so the breadth comes with a usage constraint.

The headline price is not the full cost. Both listed plans charge per competitor, so adding companies increases the monthly bill. Business Plus AI includes five users, but extra users cost $14.95 per month each. LinkedIn tracking is an add-on at $6.95 per competitor per month on Business Plus AI; its price on Business AI is not published.

There is also a meaningful plan split: the $14.90 Business AI plan does not include reviews, despite review monitoring being one of the product’s notable features. Business Plus AI includes reviews and all channels, but the pricing still labels its activity as limited. The pricing page does not specify the activity cap, so buyers cannot tell from the published details how much monitoring they can do before hitting it.

There is no free plan, and the trial lasts 15 days. Annual billing and annual prices are not published. Custom pricing is also not listed, even though that plan includes API access, premium channels and custom channel tracking. Confirm those limits and costs before building a workflow around them.

The pricing page lists monthly rates per competitor: Business AI is $14.90, and Business Plus AI is $19.90. That’s a $5 monthly increase for each tracked competitor, before add-ons. Both plans have limited activity, so the price is not a promise of unlimited monitoring.

Business AI tracks all channels except reviews. Business Plus adds reviews, five included users, white-label reports, data export, and AI analysis and reports. LinkedIn costs an extra $6.95 per competitor per month on Business Plus; its price on Business AI is not published. Extra users on Business Plus cost $14.95 per month each.

Custom includes everything in Business Plus, plus a dedicated account manager, premium channels, API access, and custom channel tracking, but its price is not published. The page lists monthly billing; annual billing and annual prices are not published. There’s no free plan, though a 15-day free trial is listed. Budget by competitor count, and check activity limits before choosing a tier.

Before switching in, list the competitors and channels you need to monitor, then check whether the plan covers them: Business AI excludes reviews, while LinkedIn is a paid add-on on Business Plus. The published information does not describe an import process or migration service, so migration effort is not published. Treat setup time as something to confirm with the vendor.

If you switch out, data export is listed for Business Plus AI, but not Business AI. The sources do not say what data can be exported, in what format, or whether exports remain available after cancellation. Confirm those points before relying on the reports as your archive.

We were not given Reddit posts or comments for this review, so we can’t responsibly name Reddit-backed reasons people leave. The published limits are a practical reason to reassess: activity is limited, and costs scale per competitor. Teams with large watchlists should check the total against alternatives before moving.