A working battlecard, on request
What they're doing.
What you do about it.
Competitor Intel is a Claude skill that runs a comprehensive intelligence sweep across a competitor's website, press, pricing, hiring, regulatory filings, ad creative, and community signals — and writes a battlecard with dated action items.
Hartley & Co.
Four signals.
- 2026-04-22 pricing
Removed the Starter tier from the public pricing page. Free trial replaced with a 14-day evaluation gated by a 'talk to sales' form.
- 2026-04-18 messaging
Homepage hero changed from “Field ops, simplified.” to “The system of record for field-services teams.” — clear move upmarket.
- 2026-04-12 hiring
Posted three Enterprise AE roles (NYC, London, Sydney) and a Director of Customer Outcomes. Confirms upmarket motion with EU/APAC focus.
- 2026-04-08 product
Soft-launched a SOC 2 + ISO 27001 trust portal. New
/securitypage; subnav added. Targets enterprise procurement gates.
Same homepage, different category.
“Field ops, simplified.”
“The system of record for field-services teams.”
Read From horizontal-tool framing to category-defining-system framing. Enterprise narrative.
Prioritized.
- high
Move your mid-market pricing page up in visibility — Hartley just hid theirs. The buyer searches will spike to whoever's still showing prices.
- medium
Publish a one-page field-ops trust brief ahead of any RFP. They opened the gate; you can be in it before procurement asks.
- medium
Counter the system of record language with system of action. Don't fight category; fight verb.
- low
Add Hartley to the watch list at
weeklycadence — the moves are clustering.
What the skill sweeps.
- web Homepage, pricing, sitemap, robots, schema, design system, third-party scripts.
- press Press releases (90 days), TC / Reuters / Bloomberg / VentureBeat / Forbes coverage, analyst notes.
- hiring Open roles by department, location signals, seniority patterns, tech stack clues.
- filings SEC filings (where applicable), funding rounds, investor profiles.
- ads Meta Ads Library, search-ad copy, creative themes, target-audience signals.
- trust Compliance certifications (SOC2, FedRAMP, HIPAA, ISO) — signal target market.
- community Subreddit chatter, GitHub stars/issues, dev forum sentiment.
The output is a decision-grade briefing — not a news roundup. Predictions, battlecards, dated action items. A YAML config (10-step onboarding the first time) tells the skill which competitors to track and which signals matter for your industry.
One file. Drag into Claude.
Competitor Intel ships as a single .skill
file. Drag it into Claude Desktop, configure the
competitor-profiles.yml on first run, then
ask for a sweep whenever you want one.
No API key beyond what Claude Desktop already uses. Free, MIT.