PricingRadar
Auto-monitor competitor pricing pages and alert only on meaningful changes, with screenshots and diff summaries.
- Problem
- SaaS founders rely on a Monday calendar reminder to manually check four or five competitor pricing pages. Miss it once and you find out from a prospect that a rival quietly cut their entry tier by $20. Generic page monitors like Visualping are too noisy, and staring at screenshots doesn't tell you what actually changed.
- Solution
- Users add competitor pricing URLs. The system fetches daily and extracts structured data (price tiers, feature lists, CTA copy). It only notifies when a meaningful change is detected, attaching before/after screenshots and a natural-language diff summary, plus a full change timeline.
- Users
- SaaS founders, product marketing managers, indie hackers on B2B tool teams that are price-sensitive and face frequent competitor moves
- MVP
- Support 5 monitored pages; one daily fetch with LLM extraction of price tiers and feature lists; email/Telegram alert with highlighted screenshot and one-line summary on change; 90-day change timeline
- Revenue
- Subscription: free for 2 pages weekly; $19/mo for 10 pages daily; $49/mo for teams and API export
- Why now
- LLMs make structured extraction and change summarization cheap and reliable, replacing brittle CSS selectors. SaaS pricing pages are dynamic and semantically complex, so generic monitors miss what matters.
Source discussions · 4
- Reddit[r/SaaS] 700 cold emails, 0 signups. what im trying next
- Reddit[r/SaaS] How are you all tracking when competitors change their pricing page?
- Reddit[r/SaaS] Competitor offering unlimited usage to potential customer
- Reddit[r/SaaS] I've read 300+ indie SaaS pricing pages this month. A few things I keep seeing