NEW: Jsonify Radar is transforming competitive intelligence at Bacardi!

  • NEW: Jsonify Radar is transforming competitive intelligence at Bacardi!

Technology

Track competitor strategies and tech trends.

Securities and Exchange Commission
MarketWatch
Bloomberg

Gain actionable insights on competitor strategies and tech trends — effortlessly automated, no manual research needed

SOURCES

SOURCES

SOURCES

What competitor sources do we read?

We monitor key competitor strategic initiatives, emerging technology adoption, and brand positioning updates from reputable sources such as sec.gov, marketwatch.com, bloomberg.com, forbes.com, and prnewswire.com. These sources provide critical insights into competitor activities, capturing data on initiatives, summaries, impacts, estimated costs, filed dates, and statuses. With 12 sources in total, you can stay informed about your competitors' movements and strategies in real-time.

100x faster

than manual data collection

DATASET

DATASET

DATASET

What competitor data does it find?

Our structured dataset includes essential columns such as Competitor, Initiative, Summary, Impact, EstimatedCost, FiledDate, and Status. This normalized dataset allows for comprehensive tracking of competitor activities, enabling you to analyze trends and make informed decisions based on the most relevant data points. By utilizing this dataset, businesses can gain valuable insights into the competitive landscape.

90%

faster than manual audits.

ANALYTICS

ANALYTICS

ANALYTICS

Understanding the competitor analysis dataset

The dashboard features 12 insightful widgets designed to provide a comprehensive view of competitor activities. Key widgets include the 'Number of Competitor Initiatives Monitored' metric, the 'Emerging Technology Adoption Trends' line chart, and the 'Competitor Brand Positioning Changes' bar chart. Additionally, the 'Latest Financial Filings from Competitors' table and the 'Strategic Initiative Distribution by Competitor' donut chart offer detailed analysis of market dynamics, ensuring you have the information needed to strategize effectively.

20+

ANALYTICS AND REPORTING TOOLS INCLUDED

NOTIFICATIONS

NOTIFICATIONS

NOTIFICATIONS

When do we get competitor alerts?

With our single enabled alert rule, you can receive timely notifications on critical updates related to competitor strategic initiatives and technology adoption. This ensures that you are always informed about significant changes without needing to manually track each source. Stay ahead of the competition by receiving alerts directly to your preferred channels.

95%

REDUCED MANUAL CHECKS

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATIONS

Where does competitor data go?

Our product seamlessly integrates with Snowflake, API, and Email, allowing you to streamline your data management and analysis processes. With these integrations, you can easily access and utilize the structured data for further analysis or reporting. This flexibility ensures that you can incorporate competitor insights into your existing workflows effortlessly.

100+

SERVICES TO CONNECT

INITIAL DEPLOYMENT

Limited-scope pilot

You can get started with free test data instantly!

Exact pilot scope and pricing depends on the geographic ranges and data breadth.

Most teams land around €3,000/month for these scoped deployments.

"Jsonify has saved us thousands of hours of manual data collection. The core AI data platform is powerful and versatile, automating nearly every process we need."

Cole Gottdank

Co-Founder, Helicone, YC W23

"Jsonify has saved us thousands of hours of manual data collection. The core AI data platform is powerful and versatile, automating nearly every process we need."

Cole Gottdank

Co-Founder, Helicone, YC W23

"Jsonify has saved us thousands of hours of manual data collection. The core AI data platform is powerful and versatile, automating nearly every process we need."

Cole Gottdank

Co-Founder, Helicone, YC W23

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about getting started with Jsonify.

You may also be interested in the specific legal FAQ, or more questions specifically about the Radar and Benchmark products.

Still got questions? Contact us and we'll be happy to help!

Everything you need to know about getting started with Jsonify.

You may also be interested in the specific legal FAQ, or more questions specifically about the Radar and Benchmark products.

Still got questions? Contact us and we'll be happy to help!

Everything you need to know about getting started with Jsonify.

You may also be interested in the specific legal FAQ, or more questions specifically about the Radar and Benchmark products.

Still got questions? Contact us and we'll be happy to help!

Is Jsonify just a web scraping tool?

No. Jsonify is a market intelligence platform that collects publicly available web data and then processes, normalizes, and analyzes it to produce structured insights. While Jsonify uses automated agents to access public webpages and documents, the core value of the platform lies in what happens after collection: extracting structured product and price data, matching it to real SKUs, tracking changes over time, and delivering analytics through dashboards, exports, and APIs. Jsonify does not simply retrieve raw webpages. It transforms publicly accessible information into actionable intelligence for business use, under customer-defined instructions and compliance controls.

What kind of data can Jsonify collect?

Jsonify collects publicly available product and market data from the web, such as product listings, prices, availability signals, menus, catalogs, and related commercial information. This includes data from retailers, ecommerce sites, marketplaces, venues, and other public sources relevant to market visibility and competitive analysis.

How does Jsonify turn raw web data into something usable?

After collecting data, Jsonify extracts structured information, normalizes inconsistent naming, and matches it to real products or SKUs. The platform then aggregates and analyzes this data over time, making it usable through dashboards, charts, exports, or APIs — rather than leaving you with raw pages or unstructured text.

What makes Jsonify different from basic scraping or monitoring tools?

Most tools either collect raw data or monitor individual pages. Jsonify goes further by operating at scale across many sources, handling messy real-world data, matching it to product catalogs, and delivering analytics that answer business questions like coverage, pricing, and competitive presence — not just “what changed on a page.”

What kinds of use cases does Jsonify support?

Jsonify is used for market visibility and competitive intelligence use cases such as tracking product presence, pricing, and availability across markets; monitoring launches and distribution gaps; benchmarking competitors; and understanding how products are represented across channels and geographies.

How do teams actually use the outputs?

Teams use Jsonify through interactive dashboards in Jsonify Studio, scheduled exports (CSV or Excel), or APIs that feed internal BI tools and workflows. This allows insights to be shared across trade marketing, sales, category management, ecommerce, and analytics teams.

How quickly can Jsonify be set up?

Jsonify does not rely on rigid templates or manual page configuration. Once target sources and products are defined, data collection and analysis can begin quickly, with initial results often available in days rather than months. Coverage and update frequency can then be expanded over time.

Is Jsonify just a web scraping tool?

No. Jsonify is a market intelligence platform that collects publicly available web data and then processes, normalizes, and analyzes it to produce structured insights. While Jsonify uses automated agents to access public webpages and documents, the core value of the platform lies in what happens after collection: extracting structured product and price data, matching it to real SKUs, tracking changes over time, and delivering analytics through dashboards, exports, and APIs. Jsonify does not simply retrieve raw webpages. It transforms publicly accessible information into actionable intelligence for business use, under customer-defined instructions and compliance controls.

What kind of data can Jsonify collect?

Jsonify collects publicly available product and market data from the web, such as product listings, prices, availability signals, menus, catalogs, and related commercial information. This includes data from retailers, ecommerce sites, marketplaces, venues, and other public sources relevant to market visibility and competitive analysis.

How does Jsonify turn raw web data into something usable?

After collecting data, Jsonify extracts structured information, normalizes inconsistent naming, and matches it to real products or SKUs. The platform then aggregates and analyzes this data over time, making it usable through dashboards, charts, exports, or APIs — rather than leaving you with raw pages or unstructured text.

What makes Jsonify different from basic scraping or monitoring tools?

Most tools either collect raw data or monitor individual pages. Jsonify goes further by operating at scale across many sources, handling messy real-world data, matching it to product catalogs, and delivering analytics that answer business questions like coverage, pricing, and competitive presence — not just “what changed on a page.”

What kinds of use cases does Jsonify support?

Jsonify is used for market visibility and competitive intelligence use cases such as tracking product presence, pricing, and availability across markets; monitoring launches and distribution gaps; benchmarking competitors; and understanding how products are represented across channels and geographies.

How do teams actually use the outputs?

Teams use Jsonify through interactive dashboards in Jsonify Studio, scheduled exports (CSV or Excel), or APIs that feed internal BI tools and workflows. This allows insights to be shared across trade marketing, sales, category management, ecommerce, and analytics teams.

How quickly can Jsonify be set up?

Jsonify does not rely on rigid templates or manual page configuration. Once target sources and products are defined, data collection and analysis can begin quickly, with initial results often available in days rather than months. Coverage and update frequency can then be expanded over time.

Is Jsonify just a web scraping tool?

No. Jsonify is a market intelligence platform that collects publicly available web data and then processes, normalizes, and analyzes it to produce structured insights. While Jsonify uses automated agents to access public webpages and documents, the core value of the platform lies in what happens after collection: extracting structured product and price data, matching it to real SKUs, tracking changes over time, and delivering analytics through dashboards, exports, and APIs. Jsonify does not simply retrieve raw webpages. It transforms publicly accessible information into actionable intelligence for business use, under customer-defined instructions and compliance controls.

What kind of data can Jsonify collect?

Jsonify collects publicly available product and market data from the web, such as product listings, prices, availability signals, menus, catalogs, and related commercial information. This includes data from retailers, ecommerce sites, marketplaces, venues, and other public sources relevant to market visibility and competitive analysis.

How does Jsonify turn raw web data into something usable?

After collecting data, Jsonify extracts structured information, normalizes inconsistent naming, and matches it to real products or SKUs. The platform then aggregates and analyzes this data over time, making it usable through dashboards, charts, exports, or APIs — rather than leaving you with raw pages or unstructured text.

What makes Jsonify different from basic scraping or monitoring tools?

Most tools either collect raw data or monitor individual pages. Jsonify goes further by operating at scale across many sources, handling messy real-world data, matching it to product catalogs, and delivering analytics that answer business questions like coverage, pricing, and competitive presence — not just “what changed on a page.”

What kinds of use cases does Jsonify support?

Jsonify is used for market visibility and competitive intelligence use cases such as tracking product presence, pricing, and availability across markets; monitoring launches and distribution gaps; benchmarking competitors; and understanding how products are represented across channels and geographies.

How do teams actually use the outputs?

Teams use Jsonify through interactive dashboards in Jsonify Studio, scheduled exports (CSV or Excel), or APIs that feed internal BI tools and workflows. This allows insights to be shared across trade marketing, sales, category management, ecommerce, and analytics teams.

How quickly can Jsonify be set up?

Jsonify does not rely on rigid templates or manual page configuration. Once target sources and products are defined, data collection and analysis can begin quickly, with initial results often available in days rather than months. Coverage and update frequency can then be expanded over time.

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