Competitor benchmark
Answers: what do they offer, at what price, and with what promise?
You get: up to 3 competitors in the pilot; pricing, positioning, target customer, and where they beat you.
Enhanced Results DeliveryOne Man Agency · Competitive and market intelligence
Know what your competitors are doing and what your market wants before you decide.
In 72 hours, we deliver competitor, demand, or trend research that answers your business question. Unlike everyone else, every claim comes cited and verified; if one doesn't hold up, you get a full refund.
- Pricing, positioning, demand, and trends in your category
- For consulting firms, agencies, and strategy or marketing teams
- USD 350 pilot, in 72 hours
72 h
and USD 350 for a pilot. A commissioned competitive study typically runs USD 2,500 to 5,000.
Source: CLAVES · H-Town Labs
1 · The problem
You set pricing, positioning, or markets without knowing what everyone else is doing.
What do they charge, and what do they promise?
You set your price or your offer after a quick look at two or three websites, without a full picture of the competition.
Is there demand, and where?
You enter a market or launch a product line without measuring how many people are searching for it or where the gaps are.
Where is the category headed?
You spot the trend once someone else has already claimed it. And a business hypothesis gets approved because it sounds good, not because it passed a test.
2 · The cost of leaving it unsolved
You wait weeks and pay thousands, or you decide blind.
- Money. Commissioned competitive studies start at USD 2,500 and go up to USD 5,000 in Argentina. CLAVES
- Time. A full 40- to 60-page report takes 3 to 4 weeks; a sprint, 1 to 2. ClearEdge · H-Town Labs
- Cheap rarely comes with sources. Competitor research gigs priced at USD 10 to 75 rarely include a source for each data point. According to SnapShot, on Fiverr
- And the decision won't wait. Meanwhile, pricing, launches, or offers get decided with whatever is at hand.
3 · Why the usual options fall short
AI does it in minutes, but it makes up data.
That's the second hit: you save time and put the report at risk. It happened to Deloitte with an A$440,000 report for the Australian government: 14 of its 141 sources didn't survive into the corrected version, and the firm refunded almost A$98,000. AFR · Ars Technica
| Today | What happens |
|---|---|
| Consulting firm or commissioned study | It works, but it takes weeks and costs thousands |
| Low-cost freelancer | Fast and cheap, rarely with a source for each data point |
| Chatbot or AI tool | Instant, but it won't tell you which page it read, and it can make up the number |
| Doing it yourself | It eats up the days you need to make the decision |
4 · The proof
We don't ask you to take our word for it: every data point comes with its link.
We don't have published client endorsements or testimonials yet. Instead, we show you what you can check.
- Our own tools, in use. A Google demand analyzer with 121 reports generated by area and country, and a business hypothesis hub with decision rules written before looking at the data.
- Every source, dated. Every figure comes from a stored data point with its source and date. Anything we can't find says "no data"; it isn't estimated.
- Built for audits. The file follows the traceability and human oversight principles of SIGEN's AI Guide. SIGEN Res. 197/2026
5 · Why us and not the rest
What you'd ask of a consulting firm, with every claim cited and verified.
| ReportLoom | SnapShot | One Man Agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | from USD 99 | from USD 297 | from USD 250 |
| What it researches | AI-generated reports | Competitors | Competitors, measured demand, trends, and hypotheses |
| Human review | No ("No human analyst… verifies") | Not disclosed | Yes, a 10% sample |
| What gets verified | — | Each data point (price, feature) | Every sentence, including the analysis |
| List of what was cut | No | No | Yes, with the reason |
| Language | English | English | Spanish (and English) |
Per their websites: reportloom.com/ai-disclosure · snapshot.nanocorp.app. Reviewed in 2026.
6 · The product and what it does
Pick the business question. We send back the answer, with evidence.
Market and demand
Answers: how many people search for this, in which country, and where are the gaps?
You get: search volume, trend, cost per click, and ad competition, with a score and a verdict (1 area and 1 country in the pilot).
Category trends
Answers: is this growing, flat, or declining?
You get: the Google interest curve plus the category's drivers and headwinds, each with its source.
Hypothesis or niche validation
Answers: should I move forward, rework, or drop this idea?
You get: a scorecard with market and execution scores, and a verdict based on rules set before looking at the data.
Target accounts and customers
Answers: which companies are a fit for what you sell?
You get: company profiles built from public sources. Companies only, never personal data.
Every option also includes
- The source and date next to every claim
- An appendix with what we cut and why
- The data in CSV and an AI use statement
7 · The solution
You bring the answer to the meeting and you can defend it.
We research with AI for speed, and everything we write passes three filters before it reaches you.
- Every claim, with its source: URL and date accessed.
- A verifier who didn't write it reads the source and decides whether it actually says that.
- A person reviews 10% of every deliverable. Whatever doesn't pass gets cut and goes into the appendix.
8 · Who it's for
For anyone who has to decide and explain why.
Consulting firms
You decide: what to recommend to your client.
You get the research white-labeled, ready to sign.
Agencies
You decide: a brand's positioning and messaging against its competitors.
You walk into the pitch with the competitor map ready.
Strategy and marketing
You decide: pricing, launches, or which market to enter.
You bring the board a number that survives "where does that come from?"
Organizations
You decide: where to put funding or programs.
You report with cited evidence and a traceability file.
9 · Next steps
Tell us what you need to decide and get the answer in 72 hours.
Standalone verification
USD 250
up to 30 pages · 48–72 hours
We tell you which claims in your report hold up and which don't.
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Report, an appendix of what was cut, and a file with the sources.
Full refund if a claim has no source, if the source doesn't say that, or if we miss the deadline. Doesn't cover differences in interpretation or later changes to the source.
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- One business question, answered with evidence.
- One point of contact, start to finish.
- Due in 72 hours. If we're late, you get a full refund.
Before you order
Questions and limits.
What if a competitor doesn't publish its pricing?
The report says so, with the page where it should be. We never estimate a number to fill a gap.
Do you find every source that exists on the topic?
We don't promise that. Our source screening currently finds 0.424 of what's relevant, and the goal is 0.8. What we do promise is that every written claim is backed by its source. The refund covers that.
How is this different from asking a chatbot?
A chatbot doesn't tell you which page it read or when. Here, every claim comes with its link and date, and a person reviews a 10% sample.
Do you research individuals or private sources?
No. Only companies, products, and public sources, nothing behind a login.