How SuperWeekly works.

A weekly competitor brief for B2B teams. Every line checked by a human analyst.

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What is a competitor brief?

A competitor brief is a short, regular report on what your competitors changed, such as new hires, pricing moves and product launches, and what those changes mean for your own team. SuperWeekly sends one every Monday, and every line is checked by a human analyst.

What is SuperWeekly?

SuperWeekly is a weekly competitor brief for B2B teams. Each brief covers what your competitors did, such as hiring, pricing changes and product launches, and what it means for your team. Every line is checked by a human analyst before it reaches you.

Who checks what goes into the brief?

Every line is checked by a human analyst before it reaches you. For example, a claim that a rival is hiring 40 sales reps can turn out to be 6 open roles and 34 expired listings, and the brief reports the checked version.

Which teams is SuperWeekly for?

Sales, leadership, marketing, customer success, product, engineering and QA teams. Each finding comes with a note on what it means for your team. A sales note might read: “Price against $38k, not $120k.”

Do I have to tell you who my competitors are?

No. After you enter your work email, we find your competitors for you.

When does the brief arrive?

Every Monday, by email. Your first brief arrives on the first Monday that is at least three days after you enter your email.

How much does SuperWeekly cost?

The core weekly brief is free to read and supported by sponsors. Your first 2 issues are free, with no credit card. Optional paid extras are planned; no prices are set yet.

Why is it free?

Sponsors pay for it. Sponsored content in a brief is labelled as sponsored, and sponsors never receive your personal data (see the privacy policy).

How do I stop getting it?

Reply “stop” to any brief, or email info@superweekly.app.

Who runs SuperWeekly?

SuperWeekly Inc, based in Bengaluru, India. It is run by a team of research analysts with backgrounds in consumer apps, developer tools and finance. Contact: info@superweekly.app. More on the about page.

How does SuperWeekly compare?

vs Crayon · vs Klue

What does each team get?

Sales · Leadership · Marketing · Customer success · Product · Engineering · QA

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