DriftWatch
Competitive intelligence.
Monitor the pages that change your next decision.
Scan one competitor to rank its highest-signal public pages. DriftWatch turns later changes into cited briefs, accountable actions, and client-ready reports.
No account or card required. Public page contents are discarded after analysis.
How it works
From source page to stakeholder decision.
The complete loop
See the market move. Deliver the answer under your own name.
DriftWatch connects monitoring, analysis, reporting, delivery, and client response in one workspace. No spreadsheet handoff and no report assembled from stale screenshots.
Use cases
Productize intelligence across every client or market.
Group important pages into portfolios, compare market momentum, and give every stakeholder a consistent answer instead of forwarding isolated alerts.
Pricing pages
Know when discounting, bundles, or packaging changes.
Supplier catalogs
Catch stock, lead time, SKU, and MOQ movement.
Docs and policies
See regulatory, legal, and API docs drift.
Hiring signals
Track new roles, markets, and team expansion.
Alert anatomy
The alert says what changed and what to do next.
The competitor lowered annual pricing and added onboarding credits. Sales should expect price-match pressure on renewals this week.
Pricing
Start free, upgrade when monitoring becomes operational.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before trusting a page monitor.
Does DriftWatch call the AI model on every run?
No. The pipeline checks hashes and meaningful diff size first. Unchanged pages do not call the LLM.
Can I monitor JavaScript-heavy pages?
Yes. DriftWatch starts with a fast static fetch and falls back to browser rendering when the page needs it.
What happens when the trial ends?
Monitoring pauses until a paid plan is active. Existing monitors stay in the account but are deactivated.
Can clients receive reports without joining our workspace?
Yes. Paid plans include persistent client portals with immutable report history, optional access codes, revocable URLs, and acknowledgement or follow-up responses.
Does DriftWatch show trends across individual changes?
Yes. Market Pulse compares recent and prior activity, ranks movers, detects emerging themes, and freezes that momentum into stakeholder reports.
Can I ask questions across past changes?
Yes. Analyst Desk retrieves the strongest retained signals for a workspace or portfolio, answers with numbered citations, and keeps uncertainty visible.
Can Analyst keep a question under review?
Yes. Turn a completed answer into a daily or weekly Analyst Watch. Quiet evaluations use no inquiry capacity; fresh signals produce a new cited answer and email the creating operator.
Can a signal become accountable work?
Yes. Decision Ledger turns a retained signal or completed Analyst answer into a versioned decision with approval, assignment, due-date notices, evidence, comments, and a recorded result.
Can we measure what happened after a decision?
Yes. Every new completion schedules a 30-day impact review with a named reviewer, frozen context, outcome verdict, confidence, evidence, and optional currency-separated workspace-reported value.
Can a successful decision become reusable practice?
Yes. Credible achieved or partly achieved impact can become a governed Decision Playbook, be suggested against fresh evidence, and retain each reuse plus later observed outcomes without claiming causation.
Will DriftWatch proactively surface a proven response?
Yes. Decision Radar deterministically matches fresh signals to up to three measured playbooks, explains the shared evidence, and can send one bundled personal briefing to eligible operators. Cross-operator assignment, release, snooze, wake, ready, and final-three-day handoffs keep named work visible. An operator still prepares every decision; DriftWatch does not autonomously act or claim semantic certainty.
Can alerts go to Slack?
Yes. Connect an incoming webhook, choose the minimum severity, and DriftWatch posts qualifying digests.
Can DriftWatch trigger our own systems?
Paid plans can send signed change, failure, and recovery webhooks. DriftWatch retries transient failures and keeps recent delivery evidence.
What happens when a monitored page stops responding?
After two consecutive failures, DriftWatch opens an incident and emails subscribed teammates once. The first successful retry resolves it and sends one recovery notice.
Turn page drift into action.
Start with 3 monitors, then turn the strongest watchlist into a recurring intelligence product.