FOR B2B SAAS
KeepTabz watches every competitor you have across eleven signals, scores what actually matters, and sends it to your team each day so you stop finding out about the moves that cost you deals a week too late.
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A single dashboard for everything your competitors are doing. Every update is scored by our proprietary AI engine — elevating the most strategically important moves and muting the noise.
KeepTabz tracks G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, TrustPilot, and more, then surfaces the reviews that expose product gaps. It tracks LinkedIn and X for both company and individual executive accounts, plus Reddit, where your buyers really research and vent.
See the actual ad creative as soon as it launches, offers, and CTAs your competitors are running across Facebook, Instagram, Google, and LinkedIn. Track their SEO and PPC with performance metrics and estimated paid budgets.
Chris Blomquist
Director of Demand Generation


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One API connection brings all of your KeepTabz competitor data into Claude, ChatGPT, Zapier, and more. Use it to build battle cards, ad analysis, takeout campaigns, and content calendars on a real competitive data layer.
Generate polished, exec reporting covering competitor news, social and web content, reviews, ad campaigns, and paid and organic performance, then refresh it on a schedule. Useful for board prep, leadership briefings, and keeping product and sales on the same page about where the market is moving.
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Every competitive signal worth watching in one place. With AI agents that filter out noise.
Broader coverage than Google News. We filter out articles about competitors with the same name and elevate strategically important stories.
We pull reviews daily from all of the major review sites, and let you easily see reviews that identify product gaps and common complaints to spot competitive vulnerabilies.
We track not only company accounts, but the individual accounts of the company execs, so you always catch their most important posts.
Homepage, product pages, changelog, docs, pricing, hiring, blog, and even ToS. We snapshot every page that matters and surface strategically important changes.
Facebook, Instagram, Google, LinkedIn. Actual ad creative, offers, CTAs, and messaging — not just keyword guesses.
Organic traffic, share of voice, top-performing keywords. Spot low-difficulty / high-traffic keyword openings before they close.
Estimated ad budgets, paid clicks, number of ads purchased. See the keywords competitors are buying, and benchmark your ad spend against theres.

See when pricing and packaging changes the same day. We even scan competitor terms of service for hidden pricing.

We track changes to website and ad messaging, so you'll know instantly when competitors are shifting their messaging and positioning.
KeepTabz is a competitive intelligence platform built for B2B SaaS marketing and product teams that need to track competitors without a Fortune 500 budget. It monitors eleven signals (news, reviews, social, Reddit, website changes, ads, SEO, PPC, pricing, messaging, and whole-market news), scores every update for competitive impact, and sends the important moves to Slack, Teams, Discord, or email each day. Unlike Klue and Crayon, it’s priced for growing SaaS companies and set up in 48 hours.
Most SaaS teams track competitors by hand: a folder of browser tabs, a Notion doc someone updates on Fridays, and SEO tools checked when there’s time. KeepTabz replaces that by continuously watching each competitor across eleven signals, scoring what matters, and delivering the highest-impact moves in a daily digest. You read it in five minutes a day instead of spending ten hours a week assembling it.
Not reliably. The sources that carry the most competitive signal (LinkedIn, Reddit, review sites like G2 and Capterra, news wires, and ad libraries) block AI crawlers, so a general LLM query works from incomplete or outdated data and can be confidently wrong about your own market. KeepTabz uses custom scrapers and licensed API partnerships for those sources, then scores the results, so the data is grounded in primary sources rather than guessed.
Klue and Crayon are enterprise competitive intelligence platforms that run around sixty thousand dollars a year with long implementations, built for the Fortune 500. KeepTabz gives B2B SaaS teams comparable intelligence at a small fraction of the cost, with no implementation project, setup inside 48 hours, and a free 14-day trial. It’s designed for the SMB and mid-market companies those tools price out.
Google Alerts only covers news and sends everything unfiltered, including stories about unrelated companies that share your competitor’s name. KeepTabz tracks eleven signal types, most of which Google Alerts can’t see, and an AI agent trained to think like a competitive analyst scores every update so you only see what matters. You get the signal without the noise.
Yes. KeepTabz reports are built as agency leave-behinds you can share with clients, and they can be co-branded for customer-facing delivery. They cover the full competitive picture (news, social, reviews, ads, SEO, and PPC), so you can drop one into a QBR or a monthly check-in as a market briefing. For specific branding setups, book a demo and we’ll walk through the options.
KeepTabz tracks eleven signals through one scoring engine: news and PR, review sites (G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, TrustPilot, Google Reviews), social media (LinkedIn, X, and Facebook organic, for both company and executive accounts), Reddit, website changes, ad creative from Facebook, Instagram, Google, and LinkedIn, organic SEO metrics, PPC spend and keywords, pricing changes, messaging shifts, and whole-market news.
Every update is read by an AI agent trained on competitive intelligence best practices and scored for competitive impact rather than sorted by time. Each score comes with a rationale you can click into to see why something was flagged. The scoring is what separates KeepTabz from a raw data dump, and it’s the feature customers consistently point to as the reason the tool is usable day to day.
Yes. KeepTabz snapshots each competitor’s key pages on signup and re-checks them continuously, flagging pricing changes the same day they happen, including the quiet Terms of Service edits that often precede a public packaging change. Messaging shifts are tracked as their own signal, so you know the moment a competitor starts testing a new position against you.