Sales enablement, product marketing and founders
Pricing and packaging changes with the before and after
Watch competitor pricing pages. When a price moves or a free plan disappears, the signal shows both snapshots, and you can promote it, approve the insight and create a battlecard update.
Today
- A price change is found when a prospect mentions it.
- Nobody kept a copy of the old page.
- Battlecards still quote the old numbers.
With Sigblaze
- Pricing pages are re-checked on a schedule, and a price move or removed free plan becomes a signal.
- The signal keeps both snapshots as evidence.
- Promote the signal, approve the insight and create a battlecard update that cites the change.
Example research question
“Did Meridian change its plans, prices or free tier this quarter?”
An illustrative chain. Each step links to the one before it.
- Source
Meridian’s pricing page, two snapshots a week apart.
- Claim
“Meridian removed its free plan, and Team now starts at $59 per seat.”
- Insight
Small teams lose a free way to try Meridian, which may matter for Fieldnote’s entry offer.
- Action
A battlecard update that cites both snapshots.
Illustrative example with synthetic companies (Fieldnote, Meridian). Not customer data.
Downstream actions
Product modules used
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Sigblaze is built for agencies, fractional GTM teams and B2B SaaS teams that research the same markets on a schedule. Pricing is not set.