You ask your AI to research a competitor. It finds some pages and gives you a convincing answer. But which important pages did it miss?
Those gaps are hard to spot in a finished analysis. PMM Tools helps you build a broader, reviewable collection of competitor pages before drawing conclusions.
One missed page could change the picture
01
A product page
A capability you thought was your differentiator.
02
A comparison page
How they sell against you.
03
A pricing page
A different picture of who they serve.
Open the research
Know what your analysis is built on.
Choose a page, inspect its capture, and see the source material your AI receives. This interactive illustration uses a fictional company.
From website to working contextInteractive example · fictional company
01 / Discover & curate
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Orbitorbit.example
YOUR SOURCE COLLECTION
CareersExcluded
LegalExcluded
Relevant pages in. Distractions out.
02 / Capture the evidence
orbit.example/product Captured
orbit®Work, in a better orbit.
Product positioning
A little less busywork.
A lot more momentum.
One workspace for projects, people, and the work that matters.
Everything, coming together.
Original URL · Capture date · Screenshot + text
03 / Ready for your agent
Your research conversation
What is Orbit saying about its product?
Using PMM Tools sources
Orbit leads with team productivity, bringing projects and collaboration into one workspace.
The evidence is ready. Your business context comes next.
Explore the example: choose a page, then switch between its capture and agent context. Every insight starts with a source
Discover more of what matters
Start with a competitor’s website. PMM Tools uses its sitemaps and navigation to find pages, then helps filter and organize them for competitive research. Review the collection, add useful pages, and exclude what doesn’t belong.
Discover · review · curate
Check the source behind the claim
Captured pages include readable text, a screenshot, the original URL, and a capture date. When a finding matters, you and your AI can return to the evidence and see what the competitor published when the page was captured.
Text · screenshot · source · date
Keep the research useful beyond today
Return to the same competitor collection for your next analysis. Refresh captured pages on demand, or schedule refreshes on an eligible plan. Your page selections carry forward, and capture dates show how recent the evidence is.
Build once · refresh · revisit
From research to a sharper position
Put your positioning up against what competitors actually say.
Your differentiation depends on the alternatives your buyers see. Bring competitor website research into the AI conversation where you’re working on your own positioning, messaging, and product story.
A question for your AI
Find the language everyone is using.
Bring your positioning document and your competitor’s captured pages into the same conversation.
Compare this competitor’s captured product and comparison pages with our positioning document. Where do our claims overlap? Where might we have a meaningful difference? Cite the source pages and capture dates, and flag what we still need to verify.
As you refresh the research, revisit these questions with newer evidence.
When a new name comes up
“Have you looked into this competitor?”
A new name comes up in a sales call or a leadership meeting. You need to work out whether it matters—and what deserves a closer look.
Build a collection of its relevant website pages, then ask your AI to compare that research with your own product and market context. Assess its stated capabilities, examine its messaging, and decide whether it deserves ongoing attention.
Keep the collection for the next question. You’ve already done the groundwork.
Working with your AI
Bring the research into the conversation you’re already having.
Connect a supported AI assistant through MCP, the connection that lets it read your PMM Tools research. Your assistant can retrieve captured pages and help manage the collection from your conversation.
Add your own product knowledge, customer insights, sales evidence, and positioning. Your AI can use those inputs together to make the analysis specific to your company.
You can also review the research in the app or download the files.