All trackers

A tracker watches one kind of public source for one competitor. When something new appears, you get a signal.

You add trackers when you add a competitor, or later from Trackers. Every tracker has its own page below.

The Trackers page

Compare the trackers

How often it runs and what it costs

• Pick the cadence when you add the tracker. You can change it later in the tracker's edit sheet.
• A check costs 1 credit per part. A part is a LinkedIn link, a website page, an ad platform, a review site or an engagement post. Job postings cost 2 credits per check. Trackers with one part cost 1 credit.
• Failed checks are free.
• Daily is about 30 checks a month, Weekly about 4.3, Hourly (News only) 720.
• When credits run out, tracking pauses. Your signals so far stay readable. See Credits.

The footer of the add competitor flow

The starting point

The first check of a new tracker saves the current state as a starting point. It does not send old items. Exceptions: Ads reports the ads running at the first check (all ads for LinkedIn); Job postings sends every job that is open at the first check as jobs.new; LinkedIn engagement lists people from its first check.

• No past history is imported.
• Signals start from the next check.
• Only things that are new since the starting point become signals.

Check history of a tracker

Relevance

Some trackers score each item with AI and keep only what matters. Others deliver everything as published.

Scored signals carry a relevance object with a summary, categories and a confidence. Signals that are not scored carry { "status": "unjudged" }. See Event shape.