Your old pricing is still out there.
Hello,
When you change your pricing, your own site updates the same day. The rest of the web doesn’t.
Your competitors’ comparison pages are the worst of it. Their “us vs you” and “alternatives to you” pages are written to win the deal, and they keep describing your product as it was the day they were written. Directories and “best tools” lists drift the same way, and nobody on your team owns any of them.
Buyers read these pages in the middle of an evaluation. AI assistants cite them when someone asks how you compare.
One of them might still say you start at $29 a month $59 a seat.
This week my agent checked 10 YC companies. Every one had at least three pages making out-of-date claims about it, and half had at least one written by a competitor. A few of them:
| What the page says | What’s true |
|---|---|
| “$0.00031 per event for analytics”A competitor’s comparison page about an analytics company | $0.00005 per event |
| “Starting at $59/month”A rival’s “best alternatives” post about an LLM monitoring tool | Starts at $29 a month |
| “Plus starts at $25,000/year”A competitor’s pricing guide about a data integration company | Self-serve from $189 a month |
| Pro at $250 a month, with 5 seatsA directory that says it checked a docs platform’s pricing this month | Pro at $450 a month, with unlimited seats |
Want to know what’s out there about you? Get a Sweep for $1,500 →
My agent finds those pages for you and checks every claim against your live pricing and product pages. For each claim that’s wrong, you get:
- the sentence that’s wrong, and where it is
- what your site says instead, with the date and a screenshot of both
- the best contact the agent can find, and how confident it is
- a short email, already drafted, that you send from your own address
- a re-check 30 days later, showing which pages were updated
Most of the damage from these pages is invisible. A buyer reads that you don’t have SSO, crosses you off the shortlist and never books the call. Nobody sends a lost-deal note when that happens. Your pipeline gets a little quieter.
The only time you hear about it is when a buyer who did book the call quotes the page back at your sales team.
Those pages stay up until someone deals with them, and every price change you ship makes more of them wrong. If a Sweep saves one deal, it has paid for itself.
A Sweep covers up to 40 pages. It costs $1,500 once, and you get the results within 5 working days.
Questions first? Email support@rivalcheck.com and I’ll answer.
Founder, RivalCheck
P.S. If you change your pricing often, the Plan keeps the agent checking up to 150 pages once your Sweep is delivered. It’s $400 a month, billed quarterly at $1,200. Start the Plan.