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Intelligence starts monitoring automatically when you complete the Track competitors wizard. You add competitor URLs, choose your critical signals, and select delivery channels. Intelligence handles the rest. This page covers what each source type tracks and how to manage your competitors over time.

New to Intelligence? Start with the Track setup wizard walkthrough.

What Intelligence monitors

When you add a competitor, Intelligence automatically monitors these source types without any additional configuration:
SourceWhat is tracked
WebsiteHomepage, pricing page, product pages, careers page, blog: messaging changes, pricing updates, new features, navigation shifts
Social MediaLinkedIn, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit: posts, campaigns, engagement patterns, messaging pivots
News and WebPress coverage, blog posts, partnership announcements, executive interviews, funding news, media mentions
Reviews and ReputationG2, Glassdoor, Capterra, Trustpilot, app stores: ratings, review themes, sentiment shifts
Product and Pricing SignalsFeature launches, pricing model changes, packaging restructuring, job postings that signal strategic priorities
PeopleKey hires, executive departures, hiring surges by department
CustomersCustomer testimonials, case study publications, logo additions, notable wins or losses

Monitor types by source

Intelligence watches the competitor’s main site, pricing page, product pages, blog, and documentation.What gets detected:
  • Changes to plan names, prices, or tier structure on pricing pages
  • New features added to feature lists or comparison pages
  • Messaging shifts in hero copy, taglines, or positioning statements
  • New pages appearing (e.g. a new vertical, integration, or use case page)
  • Blog posts covering product launches, comparisons, or strategy
Results appear on the Website tab of each competitor profile, grouped by page with a change count and last-detected date.

Frequency settings

Delivery frequency is set during the Track wizard and controls how often Rocket summarizes and delivers findings to you. The underlying monitoring runs continuously.
FrequencyWhat it deliversBest for
Daily briefsA digest of signals from the previous 24 hoursStaying close to fast-moving competitors
Weekly digestThe most significant signals from the past week with key trendsMost competitors in most situations
Monthly digestA strategic overview covering major moves and emerging patternsLower-priority competitors or executive summaries
You can select one or more cadences. All three can run simultaneously for the same competitor set.

Managing your competitors

Add a competitor

Click + Add competitors in the Intelligence sidebar to add more URLs. Intelligence begins monitoring them immediately. No wizard re-run needed.

Remove a competitor

Open the competitor’s profile and use the settings menu to stop monitoring them. Historical signal data is retained after removal.

Change delivery channels or frequency

Update your delivery preferences from Intelligence settings. You can change which channels receive briefs (Push, Email, WhatsApp, Slack) and adjust cadence at any time.

What’s next?

Dashboards

Navigate the Intelligence dashboard and manage your signal feed.

Interpret signals

Distinguish noise from meaningful changes and recognize patterns.

Best practices

Competitor selection, noise reduction, and alert fatigue prevention.