The gap I kept seeing: small SaaS teams (5-50 people) are actively competing but either have no CI process, or one person manually checking competitor websites. They want structured tracking but the enterprise tools are priced for enterprise budgets.

Current pivot: also building a white-label agency portal — agencies that deliver competitive intelligence to clients are currently doing it via Google Docs or Notion exports. Building a branded client portal so they can deliver CI professionally.

Stack: Cloudflare Workers + D1 + R2, Vite/React 19. Waitlist open at peerscope-waitlist.pages.dev — trying to validate demand before building too much.

Biggest challenge: getting in front of agency owners who actually do CI work for clients. If that's you, happy to chat.

The problem: sub-$2M ARR founders track competitors in a Notion doc that is always 3 weeks out of date. Everyone knows it is broken. Nobody fixes it until a deal falls through.

Peerscope monitors competitor pricing pages, feature pages, and messaging - sends plain-English alerts when something actually changes. No dashboard to check. No data dumps. Just what you need to act on.

Still validating demand before building. Waitlist at https://peerscope-waitlist.pages.dev

I've been building Peerscope — watches competitor sites for pricing changes, feature launches, job postings, sends Slack/email alerts. $29/month. Waitlist at https://peerscope-waitlist.pages.dev

But before pitching: how do you currently monitor competitors? Manually? Google Alerts? Something else? Trying to understand the gap before launch.

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