Commercial product intelligence for lean B2B SaaS teams
SiftBrief tracks changes across Product, Pricing & Packaging, and Positioning using high-signal public sources—then shows how each move compares with your offer. Every claim links to captured evidence.
Illustrative brief example
Week ending 1 August 2026
Biggest move
Before
Free — $0/month
After
Starter — $29/user/month
Compared with you
Your illustrative Market Fingerprint still presents a free plan as the primary entry point.
Fictional Northstar data · static pricing page capture · 29 July 2026, 09:15 UTC
Three comparison areas
SiftBrief follows material changes, not a static feature-checkbox matrix. Each finding compares the competitor’s captured public evidence with the same dimension in your Market Fingerprint.
Feature launches, material capability changes, integrations, APIs, release status, deprecations, and product documentation.
Changelogs, product pages, integrations, APIs, and documentation
Plans, public prices, billing units, included limits, trials, discounts, add-ons, usage credits, and movement between tiers.
Pricing pages and public plan comparisons
Target customer, category language, use cases, industries, company size, enterprise-readiness claims, and product framing.
Homepage, use-case, industry, solution, and relevant trust pages
Hiring, funding, M&A, general press, social activity, and personnel changes are not core SiftBrief signals. Trust and security pages are selected only when they evidence a Positioning or enterprise-readiness change.
Illustrative brief example
No sanctioned customer capture exists in the repository, so this example uses fictional Northstar data. It demonstrates the exact separation between evidence, observed fact, comparison, interpretation, and a decision question.
Quiet week
No material moves detected. All selected sources were checked; no filler events were created.
Illustrative brief example
Week ending 1 August 2026
Competitor: Northstar · Source type: Pricing page · Area: Pricing & Packaging
Before · captured 22 July
Free — $0/month
Growth — $49/user/month
After · captured 29 July
Starter — $29/user/month
Growth — $59/user/month
Northstar’s public pricing page no longer shows the “Free — $0/month” plan. It now publicly claims its lowest listed plan is “Starter — $29/user/month,” and lists Growth at $59/user/month.
Your illustrative Market Fingerprint currently presents a free plan and a $24/user/month paid entry tier. Both pages state per-user monthly billing, so the entry prices are directly comparable. Annual discounts and included usage limits were not shown in the selected evidence.
This may indicate that Northstar is testing a paid-only acquisition path or placing more value on its entry-level package. Public pricing evidence alone does not establish the company’s intent or customer outcomes.
Does your free plan still create a useful acquisition and positioning advantage, or is its packaging obscuring the value of your first paid tier?
Raw wording is preserved above. “Free plan removed” is a normalized label, not a claim that free access is absent from every Northstar channel.
SiftBrief discovers a bounded source set. You confirm what deserves comparison.
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Enter your company website. SiftBrief checks up to six high-signal public pages and suggests 3–5 relevant competitors.
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Get material changes compared with your own public evidence, with facts, interpretation, uncertainty, and source links kept distinct.
SiftBrief prioritizes a small set of high-signal public sources and keeps uncertainty visible when pages are blocked, JavaScript-heavy, login-gated, geographically variant, or otherwise unavailable.
Source links, capture times, and before/after wording stay attached to the finding.
Observed public claims are labeled as claims. AI interpretation uses cautious language.
SiftBrief checks the selected sources without manufacturing filler events.
Pricing
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