VeoCue

Product

Evidence first, all the way through

Every part of VeoCue carries the same three things: where a claim came from, when it was detected, and how confident the system is about it.

Signals

What changed, and where you can read it

VeoCue checks the pages your competitors actually update, and files each change as a signal with its source, the date it was detected and how sure it is.

  • Pricing pages, product and changelog, hiring, leadership, press and expansion
  • Text-level detection, so you see the sentence that changed rather than a whole page
  • Noise filtering: dates, clocks and copyright years never count as changes
  • Every signal keeps its source URL, so anyone can check the claim
competitor.com/pricing

Team plan · $40 per seat / month · up to 10 tracked competitors

Team plan · $45 per seat / month · up to 10 tracked competitors

Signals list in the VeoCue demo tenant, with source, detection date and confidence

Ask AI

Answers you can audit, and an honest 'not enough data'

Ask a question in plain English and get an answer with numbered citations, a confidence level, and the sources listed underneath.

  • Scope each question to a competitor and a time window
  • Numbered citations link back to the source page, with its date and type
  • A confidence level on every answer, rather than the same certain tone for everything
  • When the evidence is thin it says so, instead of filling the gap
Ask AI sources panel: each citation with its domain, date, type and confidence

Battlecards

Cards that update when the market does

Battlecards are built from signals, so they carry the same sources and dates, and they go stale visibly rather than quietly.

  • Add any signal or answer straight to a card
  • Staleness is shown, not hidden, so nobody quotes a year-old claim
  • Sellers see where each line came from
Battlecards in the VeoCue demo tenant

Win-loss

Which competitor you lose to, and why

Record the competitor in each deal and VeoCue shows win rate by competitor, influenced revenue and where battlecards actually moved the number.

  • Win rate by competitor against a baseline of untracked deals
  • Reasons captured per deal, not just a dropdown
  • Analytics that tie intelligence back to revenue
Win-loss analytics in the VeoCue demo tenant: deals, loss reasons and card views

Company profiles

One page per competitor, kept current

A profile per tracked company: what they do, who runs it, and a timeline of everything VeoCue has detected.

  • Event timeline by category
  • Related companies: partners, investors, acquisitions
  • Every entry traceable to its source
Tracked companies in the VeoCue demo tenant

Digests

The brief reaches people who never sign in

Most of the people who need competitive intelligence will never open the product. The weekly digest is for them.

  • Digest recipients are a role, not a paid seat
  • Weekly summary of what changed, with sources
  • Slack and Teams delivery is on the roadmap, not shipped
Digest recipients in the VeoCue demo tenant, subscribed without a login

Watch a real competitor for a week.