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Profile a handful of competitors and surface where you can win, in one comparison table.
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| name | Competitor Scan |
| description | Profile a handful of competitors and surface where you can win, in one comparison table. |
| category | Research |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Build a current picture of the competitive field and turn it into a short list of openings you can act on.
web_search — pricing, product and newsroom pages
are usually one search each. Each search spends the company's capped daily
search budget, so search per competitor, not per question.web_fetch. Snippets are previews; a pricing claim needs the page.web_search may be absent (not granted for this company) or refuse because the
daily budget is spent. Then: say so in the deliverable, work only from URLs the
operator gave you, and mark every axis you could not verify as unknown.
Never invent a competitor's price, feature or funding event, and never write a
URL you have not seen returned by a tool. A table with honest gaps is usable;
a table with plausible fabrications is not.
A one-page comparison table plus a short "where we win" note listing the ranked openings and the evidence behind each. Every factual cell carries the URL it came from.