What customers pay
Track visible plan prices, per-seat charges, usage rates, billing periods, discounts, and newly introduced paid tiers.
Competitor pricing monitoring for SaaS
EXVIV tracks plan prices, packaging, free-tier limits, usage allowances, and calls to action. Each confirmed change includes the source and the old and new versions.
Why page monitors fail
Generic website change alerts are useful when every edit matters. Competitor pricing pages are different. Cookie banners rotate, testimonials move, timestamps update, and layouts get rebuilt without changing the offer.
A useful competitor price monitor has to answer a narrower question: did the commercial proposition change? That requires structured extraction, a stable baseline, and a classification step before anyone gets notified.
Track visible plan prices, per-seat charges, usage rates, billing periods, discounts, and newly introduced paid tiers.
A flat price can stay unchanged while limits, feature gates, support levels, or included usage move underneath it.
Free plans, trials, credit-card requirements, and primary calls to action reveal changes in acquisition strategy.
Keep the source URL, capture time, normalized values, and before-and-after record behind every published event.
The EXVIV workflow
The initial EXVIV backend is deliberately narrow. It captures public pricing pages, normalizes pricing and packaging fields, compares them with the previous snapshot, stores private evidence, and emits a deduplicated event when the structured offer changes.
Start with the exact public URL a prospect would use to evaluate or buy the competitor.
Preserve the public page and extract the commercial fields that can be compared cleanly over time.
Compare plans, prices, limits, billing cadence, and calls to action. Do not rely on raw pixels alone.
Record what changed, where it changed, and why it may matter. Delivery alerts follow the intelligence record.
Current product boundary: EXVIV focuses on evidence-backed changes from monitored public sources. Cross-source AI correlation and outbound alerts are not part of the current promise.
Common questions
That is the point. Limits, included features, trial terms, and plan structure can matter more than the headline price.
No. The MVP is designed for public competitor pages and respectful collection boundaries.
No. EXVIV’s product thesis is that an event should represent a meaningful classified change, not ordinary page churn.
SaaS founders, product leaders, and small product or growth teams tracking a focused set of direct competitors.
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