Offer 2 of 3 · monthly · cancel any time

YOUR ANALYST

Every Monday, what changed in your market and what your competitors did, with sources, plus one standing question answered in depth. The analyst you would hire if you could afford one, minus the hire.

Each issueA private always-current archive page, a PDF per issue, and the Monday email.

What changedFive to eight things that changed in your market this week, each with a source link and a “so what” for your business.

Competitor movesPricing, launches, hiring, funding and positioning for up to eight named competitors, diffed against last week.

The standing questionOne of your three to five standing questions answered in depth, rotating, until each is answered and then refreshed.

Watch listA running list of things you asked us to watch, with state changes flagged when they happen.

The verifier’s lineEvery claim sourced; unverifiable items marked as such; no repetition from prior issues; disclosure present.

Monthly memoOne page, once a month: what changed, what it means, what to decide.

Who it is for

An owner or operator who makes a few real decisions a month — pricing, a launch, a hire, a channel — and wants those decisions informed by what actually happened rather than by what they happened to see. Tell us the decisions; the digest is written toward them.

How it runs

Once, at setup, the workflow builds a source map and a fingerprint of each competitor. Every week it fetches, diffs against last week, writes, verifies (sources resolve, nothing invented, nothing repeated) and publishes to your archive page. I release the first four issues by hand; after four clean issues your digest can release automatically on Monday morning.

The first issue arrives within 7 days of intake, or that month is refunded. The launch price is locked for the first ten subscribers for as long as they stay. Cancel any time from the archive page; no proration, no lock-in.

Intake previewWhat you will be asked after payment.

Preview · 9 questions · about 15 minutes

Company and URL
Your market, in one sentence
Competitors, up to eightNames and URLs. Fewer is fine; the digest goes deeper on each.
Standing questions, three to fiveThe questions you keep asking yourself. e.g. “Is anyone winning on price in our segment?”
GeographyWhere your customers are; where your competitors are.
Decisions the digest informsPricing? A launch? A hire? Name them; the writing points at them.
Sources you already readSo the digest does not repeat them to you.
Delivery emails, up to three
ConsentYou have read the disclosure and accept the terms, privacy and refund rules.

Your competitor list and questions are yours; they are never shared across customers.