The intelligence brief · for founders
MarketMind AI watches your competitors and everything your market publishes — and returns what changed, why it matters, and what to do next. A briefing, not a dashboard.
One URL · ~1–3 minutes · no card required
On the wire
What you get
Six capabilities, filed as index cards on the desk — turn one over to read it. Each wears the colour it carries inside the product.
Market atlas
Every competitor plotted by threat and similarity, so the rivals closing in on you surface long before it becomes obvious.
01 · Market atlas
Threat scoring
A live 0–100 threat score for each competitor, with the factors moving it broken out — never a black box.
02 · Threat scoring
Always-on monitoring
Pricing, hiring, launches, positioning — thousands of public signals read continuously, around the clock.
03 · Always-on monitoring
Intelligence layer
Every signal carries why it matters and what to do next, with verified facts and AI inferences kept distinct.
04 · Intelligence layer
Briefings
Executive summaries, threats, opportunities, and prioritized moves — delivered on the schedule you choose.
05 · Briefings
Decision war room
Turn signals into decisions, record the call and its reasoning, then revisit it when the market proves you out.
06 · Decision war room
The method
One URL in. The engine reads your product the way an analyst would.
Your competitive landscape is mapped and ranked — before your coffee cools.
Thousands of public signals, read continuously, around the clock.
Every signal arrives with why it matters and what to do about it.
Specimen
Raw events never reach you. Facts, inferences, and recommendations are kept distinct — always.
Signal record · Exhibit A
Verified — acme.com/pricing
Why it matters
AI inference · 87%Their free tier now covers your starter plan's core use case, putting direct pressure on your entry pricing.
Recommended action
Do nextDifferentiate the starter plan on support and rate limits rather than matching on price this quarter.
The rule we never break
An AI that blends fact and guess is worse than none. So every line is labelled — three kinds, three colours, never mixed.
Public, sourced, and linked back to where it came from.
Reasoned from evidence, always with a confidence score.
The concrete move to make — never buried.
“Good intelligence doesn't just tell you what happened. It tells you what it means — and what to do — before a competitor's move becomes everyone's news.”
— The MarketMind brief
Cadence
Every six hours, day and night
Sources
Public only — nothing private, ever
Standard
Every signal reasoned, scored, cited
Questions
You give it one URL — your company's website. It reads your product, discovers and ranks your competitors, then monitors thousands of public signals continuously. Every change arrives explained: what happened, why it matters, and what to do next.
Only public sources — competitor websites, pricing and careers pages, public code activity, and open tech feeds. Nothing private, scraped from behind a login, or bought. Every fact links back to where it came from.
Alerts give you raw noise; dashboards give you charts to interpret yourself. MarketMind gives you a reasoned briefing — each signal already carries its significance and a recommended move, with AI inferences kept visibly distinct from verified facts.
The first analysis — reading your site and mapping your landscape — typically completes in one to three minutes. Monitoring then runs on a six-hour cadence, so your briefing stays current on its own.
MarketMind classifies what kind of site it's looking at first, with a confidence score. If it isn't a competitive business, it tells you plainly rather than inventing a competitor analysis that wouldn't mean anything.
Yes. Choose your channel, frequency, timezone, quiet hours, and the severity threshold that's worth interrupting you — from a daily memo to critical-only instant alerts.
Begin the briefing
One URL starts it. In a few minutes you have a mapped market, scored rivals, and a monitor that never sleeps.