AI-generated competitor briefs for founders.
Three competitors. Fifteen pages. Twenty-four hours. $149.
Built for indie founders. No analyst calls. No retainers. Pay once, ship faster.
Competitor research is the work founders skip. It takes 4–8 hours per round. It goes stale in two months. It costs $1,000+/month with Crayon or Klue.
So most founders skip it — and ship roadmap, pricing, and positioning decisions on guesswork.
WedgeBrief is the cheap, fast, founder-grade alternative.
Send your landing page and three competitors you want to learn from. Two minutes of input.
We pull positioning, pricing, feature inventory, recent product moves, hiring signals, and customer sentiment. Synthesized — not just scraped.
Per-competitor profiles, side-by-side feature/pricing matrix, positioning gap analysis, and recommended counter-moves you can ship in 30 days.
Pay once. Or subscribe and refresh quarterly.
One-time. 3 competitors. 15 pages. 24-hour turnaround.
4 briefs/year. Refresh same competitors quarterly, or rotate.
After the first 10 founder slots fill, pricing returns to $149 single and $349/yr quarterly. No promo code needed — the founder rate is applied automatically until the 10 slots are gone.
You'll spend 4–8 hours per round and skip every other quarter. We do it in 24 hours and you actually get the answer.
Those tools start at $1,000/month and target enterprise CI teams. WedgeBrief is for founders making product/pricing/positioning decisions on a deadline.
Read the sample brief on a real public company. Judge for yourself. If it's useful, you're our customer. If it's not, don't pay.
Full refund within 7 days. No questions, no friction.
A real 15-page brief on a fictional customer (Helix Code) vs. three real competitors — Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Cline. Same template, same depth, same quality bar as the brief you'll receive.
A new AI coding startup positioning around monorepo-scale reasoning. Five recommended counter-moves, full pricing analysis, positioning gap map, feature matrix.
Read the full sample brief →