A real weekly radar for one competitor. Forever.
- 1 competitor
- Weekly digest
- Community sources
- Source-linked signals
- Read-only MCP access
Half this category hides pricing behind a sales call; the other half raised prices or killed self-serve plans outright. Ours is on this page, and the free tier is actually free.
A real weekly radar for one competitor. Forever.
Broad coverage and a daily alert batch for a focused competitive set.
The full radar: immediate moves and buyer-intent leads.
Move a buyer-intent workflow past one platform.
Read comparison → Social listeningMentionScored moves instead of enterprise mention volume.
Read comparison → Keyword alertsF5BotContext and scoring instead of a raw firehose.
Read comparison → Enterprise CIKompyteDirect alerts without the battlecard stack.
Read comparison →Your beta starts the day your scout goes live. The welcome email gives you the exact start and end dates. You pay nothing during those six weeks, and we do not collect a card. Before the end, we'll email the plan and price that apply to your invite, plus a link to opt in. Your first charge happens only after the beta ends. If you do not continue, new monitoring pauses and your existing feed remains available to read.
No. Maraudr reads public sources only. We never ask for OAuth into your systems. There is nothing on our side to breach into your stack.
We monitor ten sources precisely so no single platform's API policy can kill your coverage. This is not hypothetical: a popular Reddit-research tool shut down in 2025 after Reddit declined a commercial API license.
The classifier scores and summarizes; it doesn't invent. Every signal links its source, keeps the raw content for audit, and leaves the noise pile inspectable. When we're wrong, thumbs-down it. That feedback tunes your project.
Yes. Every plan includes read-only MCP access to your projects, classified signals, buyer-intent leads where enabled, and your daily executive brief. Connect from Claude Code or any MCP client that supports bearer authentication.
Those tools assume a dedicated competitive-intelligence analyst curates the feed. Our classifier is the curator. Different cost structure, different buyer.