Your client asks what their rivals are doing. You hand them a finished teardown PDF with your logo on the cover: pricing gaps, catalog gaps, bestseller signals, and the moves worth testing next. We do the digging. You take the credit.
One-time payment. Your branding. Public storefront data only.
Checkout takes a minute. Right after payment you get the intake form: your agency details, your client's store URL, and up to three competitor URLs.
Prices, collections, sold-out pages, restocks, review patterns, SEO clues, and category gaps. Public data only, with source notes on every material claim.
Within three business days you get a PDF carrying your agency name and logo, ready to forward or walk through on a client call.
The sample PDF shows the structure: source notes, price movement, catalog gaps, and a short action list. Your pilot report follows the same skeleton with your branding on it.
Where the rival is cheaper, more expensive, or bundling differently.
Categories they sell that your client does not, and gaps they leave open.
Sold-out products, restocks, reviews, and visible buyer complaints.
One client store, up to three competitors. Pricing map, catalog gaps, demand clues, SEO notes, and source evidence. Your agency logo on the report. Delivered in three business days. One-time payment.
Start the $149 pilotYes. Your agency name and logo go on the cover and footer. Your client sees your brand. We stay invisible.
No. The report uses public storefront data only. Never send passwords, private admin links, or customer data.
No. The pilot is a single $149 one-time payment for one report. There is nothing to cancel and rivalDrop does not store card details; payment is processed by Stripe.
You land on the intake form. We need your agency name, logo, work email, your client's store URL, up to three competitor URLs, and an optional focus area such as pricing or SEO.
We can still review the public site, but those sections may be lighter because the data is less structured.