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The Website pillar watches what a company says on its own website. This is the surface they control most directly, and every change is intentional, making it one of the highest-signal dimensions in Intelligence.
Website intelligence selected in the company sidebar navigation

Website intelligence highlighted in the sidebar under a followed company.

Website Intelligence full pillar view with sub-tab navigation

Website Intelligence showing the full pillar view with sub-tabs.

What it watches

  • Homepage: headline, hero copy, CTAs, banners, social proof
  • Pricing page: tiers, packaging, pricing model, copy and layout
  • Product pages: what is promoted, deprioritized, or newly added
  • About & company: mission statements, positioning, team pages
  • Blog and content: publishing cadence, topics, and themes
  • Legal & compliance: terms of service, certifications, privacy policy changes
  • Technical surface: detected stack changes, infrastructure signals

Sub-tabs

The Website Intelligence pillar has six sub-tabs. Each shows relevant stats (total changes, last change time, pages tracked, change velocity, most active area), a recent changes timeline, a change distribution chart, and a change heatmap.

Overview

A high-level summary of all detected website changes across every monitored page. Shows total changes (127), last change (8h ago), pages tracked (115), change velocity (7.94/day), and most active area (Home page). Below the stats you’ll find a recent changes list, change distribution bar chart, and a change heatmap showing activity density over time.
Amazon Website intelligence Overview tab showing Total changes 127, Last change 8h ago, Pages tracked 115, Change velocity 7.94/day, Most active area Home page, with Recent changes list, Change distribution bar chart, and Change heatmap

Website Intelligence Overview showing change velocity, distribution, and heatmap.

Pricing

Watches pricing page structure and changes. Shows plan count (tiers), price range, last pricing change, and change velocity. Includes a current pricing architecture view and a pricing change history timeline so you can see how their packaging evolves.
Website Intelligence Pricing tab showing Plan count 0 Tiers, Price range N/A, Last pricing change 2d Ago, Velocity 29 Changes, Current pricing architecture, and Pricing change history timeline

Pricing tab showing tier structure, change velocity, and pricing history timeline.

About & company

Watches changes to mission statements, team pages, positioning language, and company narrative. Use this to detect when a company reframes who they are or who they serve.
Website Intelligence About & company tab showing company page changes

About & company tab watching positioning and narrative changes.

Blog & content

Watches publishing cadence, topic themes, and content strategy shifts. A sudden drop in publishing or a new topic cluster often signals a strategic pivot before it appears anywhere else.
Website Intelligence Blog & content tab showing publishing patterns and topic themes

Blog & content tab showing publishing cadence and topic patterns.

Watches terms of service updates, new certifications, and privacy policy changes. New compliance pages (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR) often precede an enterprise push. This tab catches them the moment they appear.
Website Intelligence Legal & compliance tab showing policy changes and certification updates

Legal & compliance tab detecting policy and certification changes.

Technical

Surfaces detected stack changes, infrastructure signals, and technology evolution. Useful for engineering and product teams watching how companies evolve their technical choices and platform bets.
Website Intelligence Technical tab showing stack and infrastructure changes

Technical tab showing detected stack and infrastructure changes.

Example Intel from this pillar

What is not in this pillar

A pricing page change in the Website pillar often appears alongside signals in People (enterprise sales hiring), GTM (new ad targeting), and Social (executive posts about enterprise readiness). Cross-reference to confirm whether a change is cosmetic or strategic.

What’s next

Social Media

What the company and its executives post publicly.

News & Media

Third-party press coverage and editorial narrative.