Product
Rebuilt Breeze Assistant and a self-updating CRM at Fall Spotlight
HubSpot unveiled a rebuilt Breeze Assistant, a self-updating Smart CRM and Marketing Studio at its Fall 2026 Spotlight.
hubspot.comHigh confidence
Competitive intelligence platform
Competitive intelligence you can check.
VeoCue monitors competitor websites, pricing, hiring and news. It turns every change into a cited brief, a live battlecard and an answer your team can trust.
Real signals, real sources. Every line links to the page it came from.
HubSpot
hubspot.com
Brief generated
22 Sep 2026
Press
HubSpot to acquire buyer-intent startup Warmly
Warmly announced it is joining HubSpot, adding AI buyer-intent and go-to-market agents. Announced by Warmly, not yet on HubSpot's newsroom.
warmly.aiMedium confidence
Pricing
Breeze agents move to outcome-based pricing
Customer Agent and Prospecting Agent now bill per outcome: $0.50 per resolution and $1 per lead, effective 14 April 2026.
hubspot.comHigh confidence
Every insight in VeoCue comes with its receipt.
6
kinds of change, watched daily
Pricing, product, hiring, leadership, press and expansion.
3
things on every single signal
The source URL, the date it was detected, and a confidence level.
$8,990
a year for the whole team
Against a ~$30k median for enterprise CI contracts, published on this site.
What it watches
Six kinds of change, read the way a person would
VeoCue reads the pages your competitors update and tells you what actually changed, down to the sentence.
Team plan · $40 per seat / month · up to 10 tracked competitors
Team plan · $45 per seat / month · up to 10 tracked competitors
01
Pricing pages
Tier names, prices, limits and the small print under them.
Team plan moved from $40 to $45 per seat
02
Product and changelog
Launches, deprecations and quiet feature removals.
Shipped SSO on the mid tier
03
Hiring
Roles, teams and locations, read as intent rather than gossip.
Nine engineering roles opened in Austin
04
Leadership moves
Arrivals and exits at the level that changes strategy.
New VP of Product appointed
05
Press and funding
Raises, acquisitions, partnerships and awards.
Raised $18M in post-IPO debt
06
Geographic expansion
New offices, new regions, new market entries.
Opened a New York office
How it works
From a page changing to a seller knowing
Three steps, each one a real screen in the product.
01
Signals arrive
Every change becomes a signal with its source, the date it was detected and a confidence level.
02
Ask, and check the answer
Ask AI answers in plain English with numbered citations, and says when the evidence is thin instead of guessing.
03
The team gets it
Battlecards update themselves, and the weekly digest reaches people who never sign in.
Who uses it
One brief, three jobs
The same evidence, opened in a different place depending on what you do with it.
The job
Own the competitive narrative and keep it current without spending Monday morning on rival websites.
What they open
Signals filtered to pricing and product, then the battlecard that updates itself.
What changes
Positioning changes the week a competitor moves, not the quarter after.
Product marketing
The job
Own the competitive narrative and keep it current without spending Monday morning on rival websites.
What they open
Signals filtered to pricing and product, then the battlecard that updates itself.
What changes
Positioning changes the week a competitor moves, not the quarter after.
Sales enablement
The job
Give sellers an answer they can use on a live call, and trust it.
What they open
Battlecards, plus Ask AI when the question is new.
What changes
Reps quote a dated, sourced fact instead of a rumour from a lost deal.
Strategy and execs
The job
Watch the market without reading every article about it.
What they open
The weekly digest by email, no login required.
What changes
One brief a week, each line traceable to a source.
And one place to see whether any of it worked
Win rate by competitor against a baseline of untracked deals, influenced revenue, and which battlecards were actually opened before a deal closed. The same evidence, read backwards.
Pricing
Enterprise CI hides its price. Ours is on the page.
Competitor contracts sit around $30,000 a year and start with a sales call. VeoCue starts at $2,990 a year, and you can read the whole plan before you talk to anyone.
Essentials
$2,990 /year ($249/month)
5 tracked companies · 2 editors, 5 readers
One team keeping an eye on a handful of rivals.
Advanced
Most teams$8,990 /year ($749/month)
25 tracked companies · 10 editors, unlimited readers
Product marketing, sales enablement and strategy working from the same brief.
Enterprise
From $18,000
Unlimited tracked companies · Unlimited users
More companies, more teams, and a procurement process to satisfy.
See what your competitors changed this month.
One week free, no card. Or book a demo and we will set it up around the companies you already watch.