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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

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] 700 cold emails, 0 signups. what im trying next
  2. Reddit[r/SaaS] How are you all tracking when competitors change their pricing page?
  3. Reddit[r/SaaS] Competitor offering unlimited usage to potential customer
  4. Reddit[r/SaaS] I've read 300+ indie SaaS pricing pages this month. A few things I keep seeing
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