Competitive intelligence for agencies
Competitive intelligence for agencies — a report clients trust
Deliver competitive research your clients can actually verify. Every claim shows its receipts, every report is a shareable link, and it updates instead of going stale.
Free to try · No card · No sales call
Why agencies use Solvenq
When you sell competitive research to a client, the work is only as good as their willingness to believe it. Solvenq makes that easy: it researches the market from live public sources and hands you a Dossier where every claim shows the named source behind it and how confident it is. Share it as a link a client will trust, or export it to PDF with citations intact for the deck. Because a Dossier is living, you can refresh it each engagement instead of rebuilding a static report from scratch — new, updated, and superseded findings are marked, so a retainer client sees the research compound over time.
What Solvenq does for agencies
Client-ready, defensible reports
Each finding shows its named public source and a confidence badge, so the report defends itself in front of a skeptical client — no 'trust me' required.
Share a link or export a PDF
Send a Dossier as a shareable link, or export to PDF with citations intact to drop into a client deck.
Refreshable retainer work
A Dossier is living: re-run it each cycle and it updates in place, marking what's new, changed, or superseded — recurring value instead of a one-off report.
Cover more accounts
Radar re-checks each client's competitors on a cadence and alerts you only on material change, so one team can keep watch across many accounts.
How it works
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Sweep a client's market
Seed the client's competitors and Solvenq researches them from live public sources.
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Deliver a cited Dossier
Hand over a shareable report — or a PDF — where every claim carries its receipts.
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Keep it on retainer
Leave Radar watching and refresh the Dossier each cycle; the account's intelligence compounds.
A week with Solvenq, for agencies
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Monday — triage across accounts
The Monday Brief covers every tracked rival across every client in one pass, each change with its receipt. Ten minutes tells you which accounts need attention this week and which are quiet.
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Sweep where something moved
A client's competitor changed pricing or launched? Run a Sweep on that rival. The cited findings land in the client's Dossier, marked as new — ready to become this month's deliverable.
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Turn findings into the client story
Moves ranks what the change means the client should do. That recommendation — with the evidence behind it — is the difference between reporting news and advising on it.
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Deliver the refresh
Share the updated Dossier link or export the PDF with citations intact for the monthly deck. New, changed, and superseded findings are marked, so the client sees the engagement compounding.
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Radar covers the gaps
Between touchpoints, Radar re-checks every account's rivals on cadence and alerts only on material change — so a small team credibly covers many accounts without manual re-checking.
What the free Exposure Audit gives agencies
For an agency, the free Exposure Audit doubles as a pitch weapon: run it on your own agency to see what prospects find when they check you out — or walk a prospect through running theirs, and let the cited gaps in their public presence open the conversation. It's a diagnostic you can put in front of a prospect in the first meeting, at zero cost, with every claim carrying a source they can click.
No card, no sales call — and the audit's profile becomes the baseline when the prospect converts and you start running their competitive set for real.
A worked example
A five-person SEO agency adds competitive intelligence to its retainer tier. For each of eight clients, it seeds the client's three closest competitors — twenty-four rivals on Radar, checked weekly. The Monday Brief becomes the account managers' triage list: most weeks, two or three accounts have material movement worth a Sweep.
One Tuesday, Radar flags that a client's competitor rewrote its pricing page around usage-based tiers. The account manager runs a Sweep, gets the cited findings plus a ranked move (reposition the client's flat-rate pricing as the predictable option), and ships the analysis in that month's report — with sources the client can verify. The retainer conversation at renewal isn't about deliverables anymore; it's about the quarter's catches.
At renewal, the pitch writes itself: here are the material competitor moves we caught this year, the dates we caught them, and what we advised about each — with the evidence still clickable. That's a retention argument no monthly traffic report makes on its own.
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FAQ
- Can I run an Exposure Audit on a prospect before a pitch?
- The audit is designed to be run by the business itself — the honest move is walking the prospect through running theirs in the meeting. It takes about thirty seconds to start, and the cited gaps it surfaces tend to open the engagement conversation on their own.
- How do agencies fold this into retainer pricing?
- The common pattern is folding continuous competitive coverage into an existing retainer tier as a differentiator: the Brief and Radar alerts feed the monthly report, and the refreshed Dossier is the recurring deliverable. Solvenq's own per-plan pricing is public, so the margin math is yours to run.
- Do clients see Solvenq, or just the output?
- Your call. Some agencies share the live Dossier link so the client watches the intelligence compound across the engagement; others deliver the PDF export inside their own reporting. Both carry the citations, which is what makes the research defensible either way.
- Can I white-label or share reports with clients?
- Every Dossier is a shareable link, and you can export it to PDF with citations intact to drop into a client deck. Because each claim shows its named source and confidence, it holds up in front of the client without you vouching for it.
- Does this work for recurring / retainer engagements?
- Yes — that's the fit. A Dossier is living: refresh it each cycle and it marks what's new, updated, or superseded, so the same account produces fresh, defensible intelligence every time instead of a one-off report.
- Can one team cover several clients' competitors?
- Radar re-runs the research for each set of competitors on a cadence and only alerts on material change, so a small team can keep watch across many accounts without manually re-checking each one.
Solvenq for other teams
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Put Solvenq on your market.
Start with a free Exposure Audit — see your business the way a rival does — then cited findings, ranked moves, and Solvenq watching for what changes next.