Daily competitor watch for real estate data companies

Know what your competitors changed before your customers do.

Rival Radar reads your competitors' public pages every morning, compares them with yesterday and emails you what changed: pricing first, every line linked to its source. Sites that block readers are covered through what they publish for machines.

21competitors watched today
62pages compared daily
8public feeds read
2meaningful changes, 30 days

Live from the production database. Last scan Oct 28, 8:16 AM ET · last email Oct 28, 7:43 AM ET.

How a morning works

No browser plug-ins, no spreadsheets of links, nothing to run. One email.

  1. Read. Each competitor's homepage, pricing, features, blog and changelog pages, plus their sitemap and one news search. robots.txt honoured; public pages only.
  2. Compare. Every page is reduced to text and compared line by line with yesterday. Live counters, rotating listings and tickers are filtered out, so you only read real edits.
  3. Rank. Pricing changes come first. Then features, messaging and new pages. One plain sentence per change, written from the changed lines only.
  4. Deliver. The email lands at 7:43 AM Eastern with a link to the exact page behind every line. The same data powers your dashboard.

Built for sites that fight back

When a competitor blocks automated readers, Rival Radar does not try to get around it. It reads what they publish for machines instead.

Listing sitemaps

Active inventory by channel, nationwide and by state, with daily additions and removals.

Newsroom and column RSS

Research reports, press releases and executive posts the day they go out.

App Store

iOS releases with release notes, rating counts and averages.

Job boards and certificate logs

New and closed roles, and new subdomains that often precede a product launch.

What a line looks like

From a real email, the morning of Oct 28, 2026.

New pageForeclosureBid — 5 new pages: /florida, /library, /plaintiffs … Open page →
ListingsAuction.com — 17,270 active listings nationwide: 11,313 foreclosure auction, 5,536 bank-owned, 421 private seller. Florida: 761 active.
PublishedAuction.com — newsroom: "What Auction Buyer Optimism Means for Housing in 2027"

Get early access

Sign-in and self-serve plans are being built in the open. Leave your work email and you get the first invitation, plus one sample digest for your own competitor list.

Public pages and public feeds only. robots.txt honoured. No logins, no social media, no bot checks worked around. We never contact the companies you watch.