Competitor pricing changes
Track a defined public plan and review a price movement before updating your value story, comparison material, or market view.
04 / For public software plans
See plan changes before your market message goes stale.
Watch selected public SaaS plan pages for price, billing period, seat basis, trial, usage tiers, and included features. Use the history to review positioning, sales material, or software buying plans.
Start monitoring For SaaS founders, product marketers, product managers, sales enablement teams, and IT procurement groupsA change in perspective04
Illustrative exampleA public plan is repriced
Before€29/mo
After€39/mo
The monthly plan price increased by €10.
Your next move
The team reviews its positioning and sales material; lookalytic does not alter a subscription or invoice.
PriceBilling periodSeat basisTrialUsage tiersIncluded features
Where it earns its placeTurn another check
Turn another check
into a useful observation.
Billing model changes
Notice when the published billing period or seat basis changes, such as a move from workspace-based to user-based pricing.
Packaging changes
Watch supported trial, usage-tier, or included-feature fields and give sales or product owners a concrete page change to assess.
A practical place to startSmall shortlist.
Small shortlist.
Clear purpose.
Choose a defined plan page
Add a public URL for the plan or offer you actually want to review, rather than a whole pricing catalogue.
Confirm the visible state
Validate the billing period, seat basis, trial, tiers, and features that the source exposes for that page state.
Route plan changes
Use scheduled checks and change filters to send a dated signal to product, marketing, sales, or procurement.
A plan page watch, not subscription management
Pricing pages with multiple plans or monthly and annual states need source-specific compatibility validation. lookalytic does not manage subscriptions or invoices, automatically compare every feature, or monitor arbitrary page text.
The source must expose a readable title and price, even when you choose to follow availability or other details.
A closer lookGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can it compare every plan on a pricing page?
Configure the specific plan and fields you need. A page with several plans or toggles requires validation of the exact state and does not create an automatic feature comparison.
Can I alert when a plan drops below €50?
The filters are for changes, including an absolute or percentage movement. They do not provide a standalone below-this-price threshold rule.
Does it monitor our actual customer subscriptions?
No. It observes selected public plan pages and their supported fields; private subscription and invoice records are outside this use case.
Start with the pages
you already check.
Bring your shortlist into one place, keep the changes in view, and spend less time checking the same pages.