Use of the service
Competitor Radar is intended for monitoring public web pages that you are permitted to access. Do not use it to access private systems, bypass access controls, or violate third-party rights.
Competitor Radar
The terms that apply when using Competitor Radar to monitor public web pages.
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
Competitor Radar is intended for monitoring public web pages that you are permitted to access. Do not use it to access private systems, bypass access controls, or violate third-party rights.
You are responsible for the URLs you add and for how your team uses monitored content and change alerts.
Monitoring depends on public website availability, rate limits, blocking, page structure, and network conditions. We do not guarantee every page change will be detected.
Paid plans renew according to the selected billing terms. Access to paid limits may stop when a subscription expires, is canceled, or payment fails.
We may suspend accounts that submit unsafe URLs, attempt to overload the service, or use monitoring in a harmful way.