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Know what changed, and why it matters

Real-time alerts when a competitor makes a move that matters, and weekly AI insights that turn raw tracking data into trends, opportunities and threats.

Available on Free · Basic · Pro
Alerts Live
Competitor A cut entry pricing 15%. Pricing page updated 2h ago. High priority.
Competitor B launched a new Meta campaign. 12 fresh creatives in the ad library.
Competitor C rewrote their landing page hero. New emphasis on integrations.
Insight Two rivals moved on pricing this month. The segment is drifting toward price war, your service story is the counter.
What you get

The important thing finds you

No dashboards to babysit. When something is worth your attention, it arrives with context attached.

Priority alerts

Every alert is scored high, medium or low, so a pricing cut never drowns in a sea of routine posts.

The "so what" attached

Alerts arrive with context: what changed, why it likely happened, and what a sensible reaction looks like.

Weekly AI insights

Trends, opportunities and threats surfaced automatically across every competitor you track, refreshed weekly.

Feeds the Playbook

When a signal touches your strategy, the Strategist proposes a playbook edit. You approve, the system remembers why.

How it works

From setup to signal, step by step

Step 1

Tracking runs daily

Oppira scans all nine channels for every competitor you track.

Step 2

Changes get scored

The AI separates routine activity from strategic moves and assigns a priority.

Step 3

Alert lands with context

You see what changed, the evidence behind it, and a suggested reaction.

Step 4

One click to act

Open it in chat, generate a brief, or accept the proposed playbook update.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers

Strategic changes: pricing moves, new campaigns, landing page rewrites, messaging shifts, unusual posting or ad activity, and review spikes. Routine posts stay in the feed, not in your alerts.

The AI weighs the kind of change, how far it deviates from the competitor's normal behavior, and how close it sits to your own positioning. A price cut in your segment scores higher than a hiring post.

In the Insights feed inside Intel, refreshed weekly. Each insight names the trend, the competitors involved, and what it means for your plan.

Indirectly, yes. When an alert is strategically relevant, the Strategist drafts a proposed playbook edit. Nothing changes until you accept it.

Oppira

Never learn about a move three weeks late

Start free and get your first prioritized alerts the same day tracking begins.

Available on Free · Basic · Pro