Monitor competitors every week with an AI agent
A Monmo agent can watch your competitors on a schedule. Every Monday it visits the pages you chose, such as pricing, product and news pages, records what it sees in a Google Sheet and compares it with the week before. You get a short report of what changed, with the old value, the new value and a link. Quiet weeks get one line.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
How the agent does it
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You agree the watchlist once
Name the competitors and the pages that matter: pricing, product pages, the blog, careers, release notes. Five companies with four pages each is a sensible start. The agent writes the list down for you to correct.
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It takes a baseline
On the first run it records today's prices, plan names, product ranges and latest announcements, so that next week has something to be compared with. Nothing is reported as new at this stage.
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It visits every Monday at 8:00
The routine runs on the schedule you agreed, whether or not you are at your desk. The agent opens each page in its own browser and reads it the way a visitor would.
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It compares with last week
Each value is checked against the previous row: a price that moved from ¥4,800 to ¥4,400, a renamed plan, a product that disappeared, a new post. Layout changes and rewording are left out.
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It checks before it reports
A change is opened a second time and, where possible, confirmed on another page such as a marketplace listing or a press release. If a page failed to load, the report says so instead of guessing.
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It reports only what changed
A short report reaches you in your chat with the agent: what changed, the old value, the new value, a link and one line on why it may matter. A week with no changes is one sentence.
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It shares the report once you allow it
If the team should see it, the agent prepares the same summary as a post for your Slack channel or an email to the people you named. Nothing goes out until you allow the card.
What arrives each week
- A change report: what moved, the old value, the new value and a link to the page
- A Google Sheet with a dated row for every check, so you can follow a price over time
- A note on any page that could not be read that week
- A Slack post or an email for the team, drafted and waiting for your approval
When it asks you
Visiting public pages, comparing and writing the report need no approval, and the report reaches you in chat. Adding the week's rows to your Google Sheet, posting to Slack and emailing colleagues are writes and sends, so the agent shows you what it will do and asks first.
How to ask
- Every Monday at 8:00, check the pricing and product pages of Northpeak, KŌRI, Tumbl and Onda. Tell me only what changed since last week, with old and new values and links.
- Each weekday morning, check these five competitors' blogs and press pages. If one has announced a product, a price change or a funding round, send me three lines and the link. Otherwise stay quiet.
- Once a month, compare our plans and prices with these four competitors in a Google Sheet and mark every cell that changed since the last check.
Watch it work
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The market
Competitors at 500 ml
| Brand | Price | Sold mostly |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbl | ¥4,400 | Marketplaces |
| KŌRI | ¥4,800 | Marketplaces |
| Northpeak | ¥5,200 | Outdoor chains |
| Onda | ¥5,800 | Own store |
| Ridge (proposed) | ¥4,800 | Marketplace-first |
Where people buy
- Marketplaces62%
- Outdoor chains24%
- Brand sites9%
- Other5%
Match KŌRI, undercut Northpeak, and open on marketplaces before the spring hiking season.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent track competitor prices automatically?
Yes, on a schedule you agree. A Monmo agent visits the competitor pages you list, reads the prices as a visitor would, records them with the date and compares them with the last check. It reports the differences with links. Some sites refuse automated visits or show different prices by region or login, and the agent tells you when a page could not be read.
How often can an AI agent check competitor websites?
As often as the routine you agree. Weekly suits most pricing and product pages, and daily suits news around a launch. Each run uses the team's computer and counts toward your plan's usage, so start with the pages that would change a decision and widen the list later.
What counts as a change worth reporting?
A different value in something you asked the agent to watch: a price, a plan name, a product added or removed, a new announcement, a new kind of job advert. Rewording, new photos and layout changes are left out unless you ask for them. You can tighten or loosen the rule by telling the agent.
Will the agent contact competitors or sign up for their products?
No. It reads public pages only. It does not fill in forms, start trials, request quotes or email anyone at a competitor. If you want to try a rival product yourself, that stays with you. Anything the agent would send, to anyone, appears first as a card that you allow or decline.