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Kompyte is a Semrush-owned competitive intelligence platform that auto-tracks competitors across websites, product pages, review sites, online media and digital PR, blogs, app stores, financials and job postings. It offers sales-ready battlecard templates, win/loss analysis with competitive revenue and win-rate data, and integrations with CRM and sales tools. Pricing is not published, and no free plan, AI engines or API are listed.

Best for

Sales and product teams that want competitor battlecards and win/loss reporting built from many web sources.

Not for

A team that wants AI answer visibility tracking, community monitoring or a published price.

Facts

Pricing

Not publicly published.

From Kompyte's website, checked Oct 2026.

Sources covered

websites, product pages, review sites, online media and digital PR, blogs, app stores, financials, job postings

How MarketHQ compares

MarketHQ vs Kompyte
FeatureMarketHQKompyte
Entry priceFree (paid from $29/mo)Not publicly published
Free plan or trialFree tier, no card requiredNot published
Sources coveredHacker News, GitHub, RSS, Stack Overflow, Dev.to, Lobsters, Reddit, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Perplexity, Product Hunt, Broader web crawl, Blueskywebsites, product pages, review sites, online media and digital PR, blogs, app stores, financials, job postings
AI engines trackedChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeekNot published
API / MCPYes, on every paid planNot published

Alternatives

  • MarketHQ: tracks brand mentions across communities, news, blogs, social and AI answers, with gap analysis and action plans.
  • Ahrefs Brand Radar: Teams already paying for Ahrefs that want AI-answer visibility alongside their existing SEO tracking.
  • Brandwatch: A large team that needs broad social coverage and has budget for an enterprise suite.
  • BrightEdge AI Catalyst: Teams that want competitor benchmarking in AI search with prompt and citation analysis, and a connector for their own AI tools.
  • BuzzSumo: Content and PR teams that want mention monitoring alongside content research and influencer discovery.
  • Competera: Retailers that want competitor price monitoring feeding a dynamic pricing engine.
  • Contify: A market-intelligence team that wants multilingual news and filings coverage with sales battlecards.
  • Crayon: Sales and competitive-intelligence teams that want battlecards and win/loss analysis built from competitor tracking.
  • Critical Mention: PR teams that need broadcast monitoring and AI brand visibility in one place.
  • Isentia: PR and communications teams in the APAC region that need broadcast and print monitoring alongside AI View.
  • Quid (NetBase Quid): Market research and insights teams that want broad data mining across social, news, patents and other source types.
  • Price2Spy: A seller that needs MAP violation detection and rule-based repricing from competitor price data.
  • Prisync: An ecommerce seller that wants automated competitor price tracking and dynamic repricing.
  • Prowly: A PR team that wants pitching, media monitoring and AI-citation targeting in one toolkit.
  • Pulse: A team that wants Reddit lead discovery and AI-visibility scanning in one tool.
  • Rankscale: Teams that want AI visibility tracking across many engines plus page-level AI readiness audits.
  • Redreach: A team focused on Reddit that wants AI-guided replies and DM outreach.
  • seoClarity Clarity ArcAI: Enterprise SEO teams that want AI-visibility data to drive content decisions.
  • Signal AI: Enterprise risk, reputation and comms teams that need licensed premium media data and entity-level analysis.
  • Syften: A team that wants simple community keyword alerts with API, webhook or MCP access.
  • Visualping: A team that wants to be alerted when competitor pages such as pricing or products change.

Related

Sources

  • Kompyte: https://www.kompyte.com (checked Oct 2026)