Product & Packaging Changes

See What Moves Between Plans

Which plan has SSO, how many seats Starter allows, whether there's still a free trial. Orlea reads what every plan includes on your competitors' pricing pages, tells you exactly what moved, and watches their product pages for the rest.

How It Works

Three Steps, Then It Runs Itself.

  1. 01

    We read every plan's inclusions

    Limits, seats and headline features are read per plan from the pricing page, in the page's own words.

  2. 02

    We compare plan by plan

    Inclusions added to or removed from each plan are stated exactly; the same inclusion reworded is not a change.

  3. 03

    We watch the product pages too

    Product, features and integrations pages are read for new capabilities, with the exact before and after.

What You Get

Built For Precision.

  • What each plan includes

    Every competitor's plans on its profile, with the limits and inclusions each one lists.

  • Moves between plans

    A feature that appears in a cheaper plan, or a limit that shrinks, stated per plan.

  • Rewording left out

    "Unlimited users and mailboxes" rewritten as "Unlimited users, ∞ mailboxes" is the same inclusion, not an alert.

  • Product pages too

    Product, features, integrations and changelog pages, read as website changes.

Channels

Where You'll See It.

Each change is posted to your team's Slack channel once it's confirmed, and listed in every person's email digest.

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FAQ

Questions, Answered

How is this different from pricing monitoring?

It's the same reading of the pricing page, from the other side: pricing monitoring is what each plan costs, this is what each plan gets you.

What if the pricing page doesn't list features?

We keep what it does list. A separate comparison or features page can be watched too, and its changes arrive as website changes.

Do you build a feature matrix across competitors?

No. Each competitor's plans and inclusions are shown in its own words; we don't map them onto a shared list of features and guess the gaps.