Contify and RivalIsm side by side
Both tools help a team stay ahead of competitors, but they start from different places. Contify collects and curates market news and signals from a wide set of sources. RivalIsm watches the rival pages themselves and turns each change into material your sales and marketing team can use the same day.
| Question | Contify | RivalIsm |
|---|---|---|
| How you buy | Talk to sales for a quote | Pick a plan on the pricing page and pay by card |
| Published price | No public price list found | Starter 49, Growth 149, Scale 499 dollars a month, Enterprise from 1,500 |
| Main sources | News, filings, company announcements and other market sources, per its own product pages | Public pricing, product and messaging pages of the rivals you choose |
| Output | Curated intelligence feeds, dashboards and newsletters | Daily change diff, written brief and battlecard per rival |
| Fits best | Larger intelligence or strategy teams that want broad market coverage | Product marketing, founders and small revenue teams that want clear rival changes without a long rollout |
Contify details come from its public product pages. Ask Contify for a current quote and compare it with the listed RivalIsm plans.
Where Contify is the better pick
Contify fits when you need market news, regulatory updates and company events pulled from many sources, with analysts curating the feed. If your intelligence team serves several business units and wants a managed program, a broader platform makes sense.
Where RivalIsm is the better pick
RivalIsm is the better pick when the daily questions are "did their price move", "did their headline change" and "did they ship a new plan". You scan a rival from the homepage, see the first diff, then buy a plan without a call.
- Every change shown as the exact old and new wording
- A written brief your team reads in two minutes
- Battlecards that update when the rival page does
- Slack alerts and CRM export on Growth and above
- Yearly billing at 50 percent off the monthly rate
How to switch
List the rivals you care about, paste their pricing and product addresses into RivalIsm and run the first scan. Keep your current tool until the new battlecards have caught one real change, then decide what to cancel.