Scout
Answers your questions
Ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague ("who raised prices this quarter?") and get an answer in seconds, with links to where each fact came from so you can check it.
Outcompet checks your competitors' websites, pricing pages, job boards and news every day. When something changes, it's on their profile the same day, with a link to where it came from.
Outcompet is invite-only while we onboard the first group. Have a code? It takes one paste to get in.
What Outcompet checks for you
Each one has a single job. There's nothing to set up: they run on a schedule and add what they find to the right company's page.
Answers your questions
Ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague ("who raised prices this quarter?") and get an answer in seconds, with links to where each fact came from so you can check it.
Finds new competitors
Looks for companies in your market that you aren't tracking yet, and reads whole newsletter archives for names. It skips investors, big incumbents and one-off mentions, so the list you review stays short.
Researches each company
Give it a website. It fills in what the company sells, who they sell to, how they price it, what they integrate with, what they've raised, and where they land across 209 features.
Watches their website
Compares their pricing page, changelog and roadmap against yesterday and tells you exactly what changed: "Team plan: $49 → $58", or the title of the feature they shipped this morning.
Tracks news and hiring
Reads their job postings, news coverage and LinkedIn. Four new sales roles in Germany usually means they're moving into Germany, and you'll see it months before they announce it.
Learns what you approve
Everything the other five find goes to you first. Review watches which ones you approve and which you reject, and once it's reliably making the same call you would, it stops asking and files them for you.
Scored separately for each kind of decision.
Everything Outcompet finds goes to a review list first. You approve or reject it in one click, and you can add a note saying why. Nothing reaches a competitor's page until you say so.
Outcompet keeps score of how often it would have made the same call as you. Once it's right at least 9 times out of 10 across 30 decisions, it starts handling that kind of decision on its own, and you can still see every one it made.
Try it on your competitorsIt's scored separately for each kind of decision. Being good at one doesn't give it a free pass on the others.
What they sell, how they price it, who they integrate with, what they've raised, and a dated list of everything that's changed since you started tracking them. Notes you write yourself are never overwritten.
See every competitor by segment and country, updated as things change.
A short written recap of what changed this week. Not a list of links.
Decide how often each agent runs. Pricing daily, hiring weekly, full research once a month.
Reading something useful about a competitor? Save it to their page in one click, without leaving the tab.
Companies are matched on their website, not their name. So "Mercury" the bank and "Mercury" the developer tool stay separate, and adding a company you already track just takes you to the one you have.
Import a spreadsheet or Notion export, paste a website, or let Discovery find them for you.
The agents read their sites, pricing, job boards and the news, and pull out what's worth knowing.
What it finds waits in a list. Approve or reject in one click, and add a note if you want to explain the call.
Once it's making the same calls you would, those stop reaching your queue. You can still see everything it did.
Outcompet is invite-only for now. Enter your code and the first check runs the same day.