“Analytics for teams”changed to“AI analyst for revenue teams”
Pellmora repositions its homepage around AI, aimed squarely at your buyers.
Website change detection
Your competitors' key pages — product, offers, loyalty, delivery terms, changelog — are read on your plan's schedule, hourly at the fastest. When something meaningful changes, you get the exact change and what it means for you.
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How it works
We choose the pages that matter
The homepage and the pages worth watching are picked for you: pricing, product, offers, membership, delivery terms.
We read each change again
Each material change is read a second time before it counts, so A/B tests and rotating banners rarely reach you.
We write what it means
Every confirmed change gets a headline, a summary, why it matters to you, and what you could do.
Product tour
Step through a competitor's homepage redesign: the text that changed, marked in place, the screenshots with the changed areas outlined, and what the move likely means.
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Key pages, chosen for you
Pricing, product, offers, loyalty and delivery pages are found from the homepage, in any language.
Double-checked changes
A material change is read a second time before it counts.
90 days on day one
We compare archived copies, so you see what changed before you started.
Analysis, not diffs
What happened, why it matters and what to do, in plain language.
Channels
Everyone gets email: high priority right away, the rest in a daily or weekly digest. On Pro, Team and Enterprise, changes above the priority you choose are also posted to your team's Slack or Microsoft Teams channels.
Slack integration Teams integration Email integration
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FAQ
A page that changes is read at your plan's fastest rate: hourly on Team and Enterprise, every 3 hours on Pro and every 12 hours on Starter. A quiet page backs off, and is still read at least daily.
Most sites are read directly, and sites behind bot protection through a fetch service, still only where robots.txt allows. A site that turns us away anyway is shown as such, never as “no change”, and we never log in or work around a login.
Yes. Add any page on a competitor's site, or let us suggest better ones.
Each competitor's profile has a coverage check: its homepage, pricing page, product pages, changelog or newsroom, press, job board, App Store and filings, each marked as read, being set up, missing, blocked or failing, with the step that closes the gap beside it (find a pricing page, add a feed, confirm a match). Monitoring lists the gaps across all your competitors, the biggest first. A source a company doesn't have, such as an app, isn't counted against it.
Pick your first competitors in a few clicks and see their last 90 days within minutes.