ChangeLedger AI
Competitor intelligence, minus the busywork

Know what competitors changed. Know what to tell clients.

Monitor permitted competitor webpages and receive source-linked weekly briefs with meaningful changes, evidence, and suggested next steps.

Designed for boutique SEO and digital marketing agencies. No phone calls or meetings.
Illustrative report preview

Weekly competitor brief

Fictional HVAC client scenario · Not live monitoring

New heat-pump services pageSuggested action: Check whether your client's services page covers heat-pump installation.
Seasonal maintenance promotionSuggested action: Compare the competitor offer with your client's current packages.
Same-day messaging updateSuggested action: Confirm if the client's website communicates its real appointment availability.
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How it works

From webpage changes to useful briefs

1. Choose eligible webpages

Specify competitor pages that can be monitored in compliance with the source's access rules.

2. Review meaningful changes

Scheduled monitoring identifies updates. Claude helps separate useful changes from noise.

3. Get a client-ready summary

Receive a written brief with observed differences, source references, and suggested actions.

The pilot offer

Test it with one client project

Founding pilot — proposed

$49 / first 30 days

  • One agency project, up to five eligible webpage URLs
  • Weekly competitor intelligence briefs
  • Source-linked observations and practical next-step suggestions
  • Email delivery and written-only support

Expected ongoing plan: $149/month, subject to pilot validation. Any future pricing and renewal terms will be clearly disclosed at checkout before payment.

Join the interest list

This is an interest form, not a payment or live-service signup. Access depends on pilot readiness and monitoring eligibility.

Common questions

Will you change my client's website?

No. The service produces analysis and suggested actions, not automated site edits.

Can you monitor any website?

No. Monitoring depends on eligibility, technical reliability, and applicable site rules.

Will this improve SEO rankings?

There are no SEO performance guarantees. The service helps agencies notice and interpret changes.