Terms

Last changed 7 September 2026.

These terms are the agreement between you and Competite LLC, Delaware, United States (“we”), for the use of Competite. By signing in you accept them. They are short on purpose; if something is unclear, ask at hey@competite.com.

What Competite is

A tool that reads the public pages of your product and of competitors you choose, compares them with the help of language models, and tells you when a competitor changes something. It reads pages you confirm, on a schedule the plan sets. It does not crawl sites, sign in anywhere, or read anything that is not public.

Your account

Accepting these terms

You accept these terms by signing in. We record when you did and which version you accepted. If we change them in a way that affects you, we tell you by email and ask again; a change that does not affect you, such as fixing a typo, we just make.

Email we send you

Three kinds, and they are not the same thing, so they have different switches.

We may also email you about the product itself when something you use is changing: a plan moving, a feature going away, an outage. That is notice rather than advertising and it goes to every account, because you would be worse off not knowing about a change to a thing you pay for.

We do not sell, rent or share your email address with anyone for their own marketing, and we do not put you on a list you did not ask to be on.

Plans and payment

Acceptable use

Reports and what they are worth

Reports, alerts and recommendations are produced by language models from the pages read at that time. Every claim is checked against a quote from its page and claims that fail are dropped; still, pages change, models err, and a comparison is not advice. Verify before you act on a price, a claim about a competitor, or a legal or financial decision. You own what you add; we own the service. You may use your reports freely; we do not publish them.

Availability and liability

Privacy

What we collect and where it goes is on the Privacy page, and what the browser stores on the Cookies page. Both are part of this agreement.

Changes and law

We may change these terms; a change that matters to you is announced by mail thirty days before it applies, and using the service after that is acceptance. The law of the State of Delaware, United States governs this agreement and its courts hear any dispute, without prejudice to the consumer protection you are entitled to where you live.