Choose the pages that matter
We set a focused watchlist around pricing, introductory offers, and service pages for one local market.
Rivaltrack watches public competitor pricing and offer pages, then turns meaningful changes into a short weekly brief with dated evidence.
Built for independent Pilates studios in New York City.
A public pricing page now shows a different monthly price and intro offer.
Simulated example. Rivaltrack links every observation to its saved source evidence.
A price on a website can hide package limits, eligibility rules, or regional variants. Rivaltrack keeps those details visible instead of pretending every offer is equivalent.
We set a focused watchlist around pricing, introductory offers, and service pages for one local market.
Each readable public page is captured with its source link and observation time. Coverage gaps stay visible.
The weekly brief shows exact before-and-after excerpts and a practical question to investigate next.
One studio location, an initial baseline, and a weekly English-language competitor brief. Cancel before the next renewal.
The output separates observed facts from interpretation and calls out missing coverage before it becomes a false conclusion.
| Studio A pricing | Change to review |
| Studio B pricing | No text change |
| Studio C intro offer | Baseline saved |
The public sample uses fictional studios and invented changes. Real captures are never presented as customers or endorsements.
The pilot opens after the full payment, cancellation, delivery, and account-isolation flow passes testing.