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Scout

AI Research & Competitive Intelligence

Research & Strategist

Scout digs into competitors, markets, and companies so you don't have to spend a Thursday in browser tabs. He gives you a memo, not a data dump — with the stuff that actually matters highlighted.

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[ WHAT SCOUT DOES ]

real work.
every day.

Topic Research

Deep-dives any topic with live sources, synthesis, and a clear recommendation.

Company Research

Full profile on any company: funding, tech stack, pricing, key contacts, strengths, weaknesses, and recent news.

Competitor Watchlist

Live list of tracked rivals — auto-populated as Scout discovers them. Trigger a fresh teardown on any competitor anytime.

Auto-Discover Competitors

Describe your product — Scout finds who's eating your lunch in adjacent segments.

[ THINGS TO ASK SCOUT ]

try saying this.

>_Research [topic] — standard depth, cite your sources

>_Build a full profile on [company name]

>_What's trending in [industry] this week? Top 10

>_Discover my competitors — here's our product: [description]

>_Tear down [competitor] — pricing, positioning, recent moves

>_Find companies that raised in our category in the last 90 days

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[ HOW SCOUT HELPS ]

what scout actually
does for you.

Scout is an AI competitor research tool and AI market research assistant in one. Instead of spending a Thursday in twenty browser tabs piecing together what your rivals are doing, you ask Scout — and ten minutes later you have a memo with sources, positioning shifts, pricing moves, and the weird signal your team would have missed. She's built for founders doing fundraise diligence, sales teams qualifying enterprise accounts, and product teams tracking feature launches without burning their day on it.

1. Tell Scout who to watch

Drop in your top 3–5 competitors, your target markets, and the topics you care about. Scout builds a watchlist and starts monitoring their websites, pricing pages, job boards, review sites, press mentions, and social.

2. Ask the question

"How is Rival A positioning against us this quarter?" or "Who just raised in our category?" Scout pulls from 20+ sources, synthesizes, and writes a memo — not a data dump.

3. Get the memo, not the mess

Every output is a crisp memo: headline finding, 3–5 key points, evidence links, and a recommendation. You read it in 3 minutes, act on it, move on.

[ WHAT YOU GET ]

real outcomes.
not vibes.

Outcome 01

Weekly competitor teardowns

A standing report on what your rivals shipped, priced, hired, or said publicly — without anyone on your team running a manual sweep.

Outcome 02

Fundraise-ready market memos

Need a market-sizing note for an investor call by Friday? Scout produces it Thursday evening with citations you can trust.

Outcome 03

Lead research at scale

Point her at a list of target accounts and get back profiles: size, funding, tech stack, key contacts, and why now.

Outcome 04

Trend radar

She surfaces topics gaining momentum in your industry with evidence, so you jump on the wave instead of reading about it in someone's newsletter three months later.

[ USE CASES ]

who hires Scout?

Use case 1

Founders doing competitive diligence before a fundraise

Use case 2

Sales teams qualifying enterprise accounts

Use case 3

Product teams tracking competitor feature launches

Use case 4

Marketers looking for trending content angles

[ FAQ ]

about scout.

What's an AI competitor research tool actually good for?

Running the kind of weekly competitive sweep your team should do but never has time for. Scout watches rival websites, pricing pages, job boards, and press — and tells you what changed, with evidence.

How is Scout different from SimilarWeb or Crunchbase?

Those are databases. Scout is an AI research assistant — she reads across sources and writes a memo with recommendations, not just raw numbers. Use her on top of those tools, or replace a $300/mo data subscription for most early-stage use.

Can AI really do competitive intelligence?

For monitoring, synthesis, and memo writing — yes. For strategic judgment calls (what to do with the intel), you still need a human. Scout handles the part that takes 80% of the hours so your team can spend time on the part that matters.

What sources does Scout use?

Competitor websites, pricing and changelog pages, press releases, job boards (a great signal for strategy), review sites like G2 and Capterra, public filings where available, and the open web. All sources are cited.

How often should I ask Scout for updates?

Most teams set up a weekly digest on their top 3 rivals, plus ad-hoc deep-dives when something specific breaks. The weekly cadence catches drift; the ad-hoc catches shocks.

"Found 5 competitors you didn't know existed. One just raised $8M and pivoted toward your ICP. You're welcome."