Hi
Most CI tools are dashboards full of metrics nobody acts on. Seeto is the opposite. It watches the specific public-facing surfaces competitors actually leak from — pricing pages, hiring posts, integrations, docs, communities, trust pages, podcasts, customer testimonials — and surfaces every meaningful change as a discrete alert.
You don't get reports. You get notifications: a competitor renamed their Pro tier and raised the price 22%, added a Salesforce integration, deprecated their startup plan, posted three enterprise AE openings. Each is one signal you can act on, in your sales call this afternoon.
What Seeto doesn't try to do: replace expert reading. It doesn't pretend to AI-summarize podcasts or generate strategy from thin air. It just monitors the things you'd check manually if you had the time — and tells you what changed.
Built for product, marketing, and GTM teams at B2B SaaS companies. Standard tracks 5 competitors, Pro tracks 15. Free trial, no contract.
Seeto sounds really good! Two main questions, what options do you provide for the alert and notification systems, email, text or other? And also, have you tried integrating any observability into Seeto, to see where it might be struggling?
Honestly, the thing I'd be most careful with isn't whether the alerts are accurate.
It's whether the people paying for them are actually buying information.
I've seen products like this end up in a strange spot where users say they want more visibility, but what they're really paying for is confidence to make a decision faster.
Those sound similar until you start deciding what gets built next.
Curious how much you've thought about that distinction so far.