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Tenders, expansions, new decision-makers and rule changes — read across thousands of sources in 100+ languages, judged against what you sell, and sent the moment they land or on your own schedule.
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Opportunity firstMost of what we send is business you did not know was there — not a mention of your name. Judged against youNot relevant to your sector. Relevant to what you actually sell. Named, not summarizedThe move sits at the top, before the detail.
Priority alert09:41 · just now

Northbeam IT — managed IT & security · 3 opportunities · 5,380 items read · 9 languages

Bottom line: Pemberton specifies its IT during fit-out, not at move-in — get in front of them this month.
Opportunity

Pemberton Group, a 400-person accountancy firm, signed a lease on a second office in your city — 120 desks, occupancy in Q1.

Why it matters: a new site has its network, endpoints and security stack specified months before anyone moves in. Their current provider is regional and has no presence here.

Commercial property registerexpansionlead time ~5 months→ Sales

Opportunity

Sandhurst Care Group appointed an operations director who ran your stack at her previous employer.

Why it matters: new decision-makers review inherited suppliers inside their first two quarters, and you already hold three references she will recognize.

Company announcementnew decision-maker→ Sales

Deadline ahead

A revised data-protection code gives regulated firms nine months to evidence access controls.

Why it matters: most of your target list has no logging to prove it. A compliance deadline is a budget line with a date attached.

Regulatordeadlinetrigger to buy→ Sales

Arrives when it is usefulFires the moment a match appears. Nothing arrives on the days nothing happens. Always sourcedEvery item links out. You can check us. Routed, not dumpedLeads to sales, rules to compliance, a summary to the board. Nothing to log intoNo dashboard. No seats. Nobody whose job it is to read it.
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Built on the same engine that runs The Intelligence Bulletin.

Trusted by businesses of all sizesFrom lean teams to Fortune Global 500 companies, organizations of every size rely on our intelligence to catch what they can’t afford to miss — including a Fortune Global 500 enterprise whose teams receive a weekly opportunities-and-market report covering all of Europe.

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What you could track

One engine, pointed at whatever moves your business

The briefs above are five ways to point it. This is everything it can watch for.

Tenders & RFPs

Public and industry contracts, with scope and deadlines.

Partnership signals

Companies entering your space who could be customers.

Funding & M&A

Raises and acquisitions that signal new buyers.

Competitor moves

Launches, hires, pricing and expansion, before it is common knowledge.

Regulatory changes

New rules and consultations, early enough to act.

Supply-chain risk

Disruptions and supplier news that hit your operations.

Key hires & talent

Leadership moves across your industry and target accounts.

Reputation & PR

Coverage of your brand, your rivals and the topics you track.

How it works

Three steps, on repeat, in the background

No dashboards to check, no analysts to brief.
You set your priorities once, and the report does the rest.

1

Monitor

We track the sources that matter to you — news, trade press, regulators, tender portals, and more, in any language.

2

Match

Every item is judged against your priorities. Only concrete, relevant developments make the cut — when in doubt, we leave it out.

3

Deliver

A short, scannable report lands where your team works: what happened, why it matters to you, and a link to the source.

Fully customizable

Built around how your team actually works

No two businesses want the same report.
Every part of it flexes — and you can change it any time as your priorities shift.

Cadence

Daily, weekly, or monthly — or, from Signal up, triggered so a report only fires when something actually happens.

Recipients

Unlimited recipients on every plan — and from Signal up, separate reports for each team: leads to sales, rules to compliance, a summary to the board.

Conditional rules

“Only alert us when a competitor raises funding,” or “when a tender matches our services.” You set the triggers, from Signal up.

Scope

Competitors, customers, suppliers, regions, topics, keywords — we scope the list with you, and widen it as your priorities shift, within your plan’s scope.

Delivery

Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat, a PDF, or a shared link — wherever your team already pays attention.

Depth & language

A quick headline digest or full written analysis, with foreign-language coverage translated for you.

The alternative

Not another platform to check

Most competitive intelligence means a $20,000+ platform plus an analyst to read it.
We help you act — on the things that change what you do next.

CI platforms & analyst time

  • $20,000–$40,000 a year, before headcount
  • Dashboards someone still has to check
  • 10–20 analyst hours a week to interpret it

Your intelligence report

  • Only concrete, relevant developments
  • Each item explains why it matters to you
  • Delivered ready to act on, on your schedule

Pricing

Simple pricing, scoped to you

One flat monthly fee — no per-seat charges, no long contracts, adjust or cancel any time.
Onboarding is included on every plan, and paying annually saves you two months.

Command

$1,500 / month

onboarding included

or $15,000 / year — two months free

Focused intelligence on the competitors, topics, and regions that matter most to you.

  • Up to 15 tracked entities
  • Up to 10 topics, 2 regions
  • Daily, weekly, or monthly delivery
  • 1 report configuration
  • Unlimited recipients
  • Foreign-language coverage translated
  • Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, email, or PDF
  • Annual strategy review

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Signal

$3,000 / month

onboarding included

or $30,000 / year — two months free

Broader coverage, faster alerts, and separate reports for each team.

  • Everything in Command
  • Up to 40 tracked entities
  • Up to 25 topics, 5 regions
  • Priority alerts within the hour
  • Up to 3 report configurations
  • Conditional trigger rules
  • Priority source tuning
  • Quarterly strategy review

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Enterprise

From $7,500 / month

onboarding included

or from $75,000 / year — two months free

Fully tailored intelligence, built around your stack, scale, and security.

  • Everything in Signal
  • Unlimited scope within your defined market
  • True real-time intelligence
  • Unlimited report configurations
  • Custom integrations & API, including your CRM
  • SSO and security review
  • Dedicated contact & custom SLAs
  • Onboarding for multiple teams

Talk to us

What counts toward your plan. An entity is any organization you want watched — a competitor, customer, supplier, or regulator. A topic is a theme you want tracked, like “battery plant investment” or “safety recalls”. A region is a market you operate in. A report configuration is one report with its own scope, cadence, and recipients — a second team wanting a different report needs a second configuration.

A typical Command setup: 8 competitors, 3 key customers and 2 regulators; tenders, plant investment and safety recalls; France and Germany.

White-glove onboarding, includedOn every plan, at no extra cost: we scope your market, select and tune your sources, match the engine to your priorities, and design your report templates — so your first report lands right.

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Need something in between, or a one-off deep-dive report? Ask us — we will scope it to you. Enterprise inquiry? Email us directly.

How we work

Why teams trust us with it

Sample first

See a real report built for your business before you commit a cent.

No long contracts

Flat monthly fee, adjust or cancel any time. We earn the renewal.

Your data stays yours

Your scope, priorities, and reports are never pooled or resold.

Transparent sourcing

Every item links to its original source, so you can always verify.

Guides What to watch, and what to ignore Where the signals surface, how much lead time each one buys, and how to tell the few worth acting on from the noise.
Worth reading before you commission anyone — including us. What a competitor monitoring report should actually containWhere market signals actually appearWhat to monitor, and how often each one movesThe signals that come before an RFPTender alerts arrive too lateDo you need a competitive intelligence platform?Most buying signals are noise

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is an industry intelligence report?
An industry intelligence report is a regular briefing that monitors the news, regulators, and trade press in your market and summarizes only the developments relevant to your business — competitor moves, tenders, regulations, and risks — each with a short note on why it matters and a link to the source.
How much does market intelligence cost?
Our intelligence reports start at $1,500 per month, or $15,000 a year — two months free. Onboarding is included on every plan, with no setup fee. Custom enterprise pricing is available for larger or multi-team needs, and there are no long contracts — adjust or cancel any time.
Can this help us find new customers?
Yes — for most clients that is the main point of the report. We watch for the public events that mean a company is about to need what you sell: a plant or facility being built, an expansion into your region, a regulatory deadline that forces a change, a new decision-maker reviewing inherited suppliers. Each one arrives with why it matters to you and a suggested first move. We do not sell contact lists and we do not do outreach on your behalf — we tell you where the work is.
How can I monitor competitors and industry news automatically?
We tune a source list to your market, judge every story against your priorities, and deliver only what passes in a short report on your schedule. Competitor moves, tenders, and regulatory changes reach you without anyone on your team having to read the news.
What sources do you monitor?
We scope the list with you at onboarding and it is specific to your market: trade and industry press, regulators and official filings, tender and procurement portals, local news where you operate, and your competitors’ own announcements. Anything you already rely on can go in, and anything that turns out to be noise comes back out.
How do I monitor competitors in other countries and languages?
That is usually where the gap is. A competitor’s expansion or a regulatory change is often reported first in the local trade press, in the local language, long before it reaches an English-language outlet. We read sources in the language they publish in and hand you the item in English, with the original linked so your team can check it.
Can I get alerts for tenders and RFPs in my industry?
Yes. We track tender portals and trade sources for contracts that match your services and flag them with scope and deadlines — daily, weekly, or as they appear.
How do you decide which tenders are worth bidding on?
The decision stays yours — what we do is cut the list to the ones that survive a hard filter. Every notice is checked against what you actually sell rather than a keyword: the scope, the buyer, the value band, the deadline, and whether you could realistically deliver it. Anything borderline is dropped rather than carried. That is deliberate: when bid capacity is the constraint, a tender wrongly flagged costs more than one quietly missed — a week of someone’s time, and your trust in the next report. Five you can act on beat twenty you have to triage. Each one reaches you with the buyer, the deadline, the value where it is published, and a line on why it is yours to win.
How do you find opportunities before they are advertised?
By watching the events that come before a tender rather than the tender itself. A new facility is announced twelve to twenty-four months before it is equipped. A regulation is published with its compliance deadline attached. A new head of procurement reviews inherited suppliers within months of starting. All of it is public, usually in regional press and often not in English — the work is noticing it and judging whether it means anything for you. Our guide the signals that come before an RFP sets out six of them with the lead time each buys.
Do you cover defense and dual-use markets?
Yes, with one hard limit: we read public sources only — tender portals, budget and program documents, regulators, trade press, and company announcements. We do not handle classified, restricted-distribution, or export-controlled material, and we will turn down a scope that requires it. That limit costs less than it sounds. The European Commission’s own review of the defense procurement rules found that much defense spending, especially on large and complex programs, is still awarded outside the published tender route — so a tender feed alone shows you a fraction of the market. The useful work is reading the budget lines, program awards, and national plans that commit the money long before a contract is advertised.
How is this different from a competitive intelligence platform?
A CI platform gives you a dashboard and a search index — deciding what actually matters is still your team’s job, and most run $20,000–$40,000 a year before the analyst hours to read them. We do the reading instead: a short briefing on your schedule with only the developments that affect your business, each one explaining why it matters and linking to the source. Nothing to log into.
What is the difference between media monitoring and market intelligence?
Media monitoring tells you that you were mentioned. Market intelligence tells you what changed and what to do about it. A clipping service is built around your brand name and measured in coverage volume; an intelligence report is built around your business questions — who is winning the contracts, what the regulator just changed, which competitor moved into your market — and most of what it surfaces never mentions you at all.
We already use Google Alerts — what does an intelligence report add?
Keep them, they are a reasonable raw feed. The difference is what arrives. An alert fires on a keyword and leaves the reading, filtering, and judging to you. Every item in an intelligence report has already been judged against your priorities, carries a line on why it matters, and sits in one short briefing instead of thirty separate emails. You get the result of the work rather than the raw material for it.
Is the research done by AI or by analysts?
Both, in that order. The monitoring, translation, and first-pass judgment are automated, which is why this costs a fraction of an analyst desk. A person scopes the configuration with you at the start, and your feedback on what was useful tunes what gets through next time. Every item links the original source, so nothing asks you to take our word for it.
Is our company data kept private?
Yes. Your scope, priorities, and reports are yours alone. We never pool or resell them.

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