What it does
Plainrival reads each competitor's pricing page every day. When it changes, you get the text before and after, a screenshot and the date. If the change matters, it also says why and suggests one move.
- Prices and plans. A price up or down, a plan added, renamed or removed.
- What each plan includes. A feature moving between plans, new limits, a changed trial.
- Pages built with JavaScript. Plainrival loads those in a real browser.
Pricing tracking is part of website change tracking.
How it works
Add the pricing page
Add a competitor and include their pricing page in the pages to watch.
Plainrival checks daily
It compares the page with the last saved version. No change, nothing to read.
See the before and after
Both versions, a screenshot and what the change means for your own plans.
What it looks like
Pricing page
Orbit Analytics · checked daily
| Plan | Sep 21 | Sep 28 |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | €29 / month | €35 / month |
| Team | €79 / month | €79 / month |
| SSO | Business only | All paid plans |
Starter plan up from €29 to €35 a month, SSO in every paid plan
Why it matters: Orbit now includes SSO from €35 a month. If yours costs less, say so on your pricing page.
Pricing page · before and after
Pricing changes that matter go into your weekly brief.
Questions
What counts as a pricing change?
Any change to the text of a pricing page: prices, plan names, plans added or removed, features moving between plans, limits and trial terms. A typo fix ranks far below a price rise.
How quickly will I know?
Pricing pages are checked once a day. A change is in your change history the same day, and in your weekly brief if it matters.
Can I see what a competitor charged before?
Yes. Every change is saved with its date, the old and new text and a screenshot. A separate price chart is not part of the first release.
Do I have to set up anything per page?
No selectors or rules. You choose the page and Plainrival reads all of its text.