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Know what changed — and what deserves your attention.
RivalScout continuously watches competitors, people and market sources, filters out the noise, and keeps a live intelligence dashboard current: what changed, why it matters, what may happen next, and what to consider doing. A concise weekly briefing builds the habit; critical alerts only interrupt you when timing genuinely matters.
And it learns with your business: it remembers your goals, your market's history and its own advice — so every briefing builds on the last, and the plan it gives you today still makes sense tomorrow.
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Google Alerts says
“This changed.”
Enterprise tools cost
£10,000+ a year.
RivalScout says
“This changed, here's why it matters, and what to do.”
How it works
Add your competitors
Enter their names and websites. RivalScout finds their pricing, product and careers pages and sets up news monitoring automatically.
We watch, all day
Prices, reviews, hiring, launches and news — checked continuously so you never have to remember to look.
See what matters now
Your live dashboard prioritises meaningful changes, threats, opportunities and next steps. Each week, one concise executive briefing brings the picture together.
A real executive briefing
This is what lands in your inbox.
Good morning Sarah.
Today's summary: One pricing threat, one clear opening. Recommended action: publish your results on your valuations page this week — details below.
Given your focus on winning more instructions and your premium positioning, here's what matters today.
Biggest opportunity today
Marsh & Webb have gone quiet — no new instructions listed in 11 days and their last three reviews mention slow communication. Sellers comparing agents this week will notice. Your response times are a genuine differentiator; make them visible.
Biggest threat
Hillside Homes cut their sales fee from 1.5% to 0.9% and put “No sale, no fee” across their homepage — a direct play for price-sensitive sellers on your patch.
Your market
The stamp duty threshold consultation closes Friday. If the change goes through, first-time-buyer demand under £425k likely rises in the autumn — worth a line in your valuation conversations now.
Strategic prediction
Prediction (74% confidence): Hillside will pair the fee cut with a paid social campaign within 3–4 weeks.
Evidence: new “marketing executive” job posting · fee-cut messaging rewritten sitewide · same playbook they ran in 2024.
Your plan
Today:
1. Add your average time-to-sell and % of asking price achieved to your valuations page — sellers comparing you with a 0.9% fee should see what yours buys.
2. Mention both numbers in today's valuation appointments.
This week:
1. Review-collection push (continuing — day 3): email the next 10 past clients; on track for 15 new reviews by Friday.
2. Results-first messaging (new): two posts a week for three weeks contrasting speed-of-sale with cut-price fees.
3. Ask your three most recent sellers for a short testimonial quote for the valuations page.