Competitor Intelligence Monitor

Your main competitor dropped their pricing by 20% on a Thursday afternoon. You found out 11 days later when a prospect mentioned it during a demo. By then, three of your sales conversations had stalled on price and you didn't know why. Your team had no competitor file, no monitoring setup, and no protocol for what to do when a competitor moves. You rebuilt your pricing deck over a weekend based on incomplete information and still aren't sure what they changed or why.

Competitor Intelligence Monitor is a structured OpenClaw skill that runs competitor tracking as a weekly habit. It sets up a monitoring list for up to 8 competitors, runs a structured weekly scan across pricing pages, product pages, job boards, LinkedIn, G2/Trustpilot reviews, and social media, flags any changes in pricing, feature announcements, or public positioning. It runs monthly review sentiment analysis from G2, Trustpilot, and Reddit. It produces a monthly competitive landscape brief in COMPETITIVE_BRIEF_[YYYY-MM].md. And it maintains a SWOT log that updates as the competitive landscape shifts.

What you get: SKILL.md (the full operational workflow), LISTING.md (this file), MANIFEST.json (product metadata).

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Pricing Rationale

At $15, this skill costs a fraction of competitive intelligence platforms like Crayon ($1,500+/year), Klue ($20,000+/year), or even manual analyst time ($75-150/hour). The weekly scan protocol takes 30-45 minutes per week; the skill reduces that to structured note-taking from a defined source list.

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Works Great With

• Customer Feedback Synthesizer — cross-references your own customer complaints with competitor review themes to identify shared market gaps
• Email Prospecting System — uses competitive intelligence to sharpen ICP targeting and outbound positioning
• LinkedIn Content Operator — converts competitive insights into timely thought leadership content

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Version History

• v1.0.0 — Initial release