RivalDesk is live in beta with our first intelligence source - website change monitoring. We're rolling out the remaining seven sources over the next three to six months, one at a time, and getting each one right before moving to the next.
This page is our public roadmap. No vague "coming soon" - actual timelines, actual progress, and honest updates when things shift. Early customers get every new source the day it launches, at the price they locked in today.
Each intelligence source has its own crawling infrastructure, data pipeline, and AI analysis layer. Rushing all eight to market simultaneously would mean shipping eight mediocre monitors. Instead, we're launching them sequentially - spending 3–4 weeks per source to build, test with real customers, iterate on edge cases, and validate the AI analysis quality before moving to the next one.
Website monitoring is fully live. Here's exactly what you get on day one.
Beta customers pay a reduced rate and keep it as long as their account is active - even after all 8 sources are live and pricing goes up.
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Nothing. Your beta price is locked for the lifetime of your account. When all 8 sources are live and we raise prices to general availability rates, you keep paying what you signed up for. The only way to lose your beta pricing is to cancel your account.
Yes. Website monitoring alone catches pricing changes, product launches, positioning shifts, new case studies, team page updates, and more. Most competitive intelligence programs start with website tracking because it's the highest-signal source. The additional sources deepen the picture - but the foundation is already valuable on its own.
We'll update this page and email all beta customers with the revised timeline and explanation. We won't quietly push things back - if something takes longer than expected, we'll explain why and what it means. The dates above are our best estimates. Each has about a 2-week buffer built in, but complex data sources like SEC filings could take longer if the data quality requires more work.
Absolutely. The order of the remaining sources was shaped by beta customer feedback - pricing monitoring was the most-requested next source, so it's next. Beta customers get a direct Slack channel with the engineering team and a monthly call to discuss priorities. If your team needs reviews before hiring signals, we want to know that.
No. Beta pricing is month-to-month. You can cancel anytime. We're confident enough in the product to let it earn your renewal every month. If you leave and come back later, you'd sign up at whatever the current pricing is - the beta lock only applies to continuously active accounts.
Growth beta supports up to 5 competitors (up to 10 pages each). Scale beta supports up to 15 competitors with unlimited pages. These limits match the general availability plans. Enterprise beta customers can track unlimited competitors - reach out to discuss your needs.