market map

See the whole field, not just the competitors you track.

Competitor Radar finds companies you never named. Market Map lays every one of them out by category, as tiles with a logo, a website and details pulled from public company pages, so you can see who sits where, who you already track, and who just raised money or launched.

market mapby category
Revenue intelligence7
NNimbus CloudTracked
HHelios
QQuillfox
Sales enablement5
AApex SystemsTracked
BBrightwave
Market monitoring4
VVertex LabsTracked
OOrbit Data
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what it does

Inside Market Map

01

Every company the Radar found, by category

One page shows the categories in your market with a tile for each company: logo, website and a short profile pulled from public company pages. It is the whole landscape in one view.

02

Your competitors, marked

Competitors you track carry a Tracked mark and link straight to their Company Profile, so the map shows what you already cover and, just as clearly, what you don't.

03

Moves by quarter

A moves view lays out funding, launches and acquisitions quarter by quarter across the whole map, so you can see which categories are heating up.

04

AI sorting, with the price up front

Sort places companies into categories with AI. It shows you the price before it runs, works under a monthly spend cap, and keeps what it finished if it stops. It can also look up details for Radar candidates that have a website.

05

Suggested categories

Admins can press one button to have AI propose categories for the market, a single AI call under the same cap.

06

You stay in control

Add, edit and delete categories, dismiss a name that doesn't belong, or send a name back to Competitor Radar to check. Nothing is final until you say so.

07

Access and retention you set

Anyone who can see competitors can view the map; managing it is an admin task. The tables that grow over time have retention you configure.

how the map is built

From a candidate to a category

Competitor Radar finds and verifies the companies. AI helps sort them, and you decide what stays.

step 1

1 · Collect

Every company Competitor Radar has found, verified against its own website, lands on the map.

step 2

2 · Look up

Logos, websites and company details are pulled from public company pages for candidates with a website.

step 3

3 · Price it

Before any sorting runs, an admin sees the cost and confirms it, under a monthly spend cap.

step 4

4 · Sort

AI places each company into a category and keeps what it finished if a run stops early.

step 5

5 · Review

Rename or add categories, move a company, dismiss a name, or send it back to Radar.

step 6

6 · Track

Promote a company to a tracked competitor and the Tracked mark and profile link appear on its tile.

why it's different

A tracking list only shows the competitors someone already chose. Market Map shows the whole field around them, including companies nobody has decided about, built on candidates Radar has already verified, with AI work that is priced up front, capped, and editable.

who it's for

How teams put it to work

Real ways sellers and the teams around them get value from it, day to day.

CI lead

Opens the map in the quarterly review to show who sits in each category and who is moving.

Product marketing

Spots a crowded category or a gap before choosing where to position next.

Strategy and executives

Sees funding, launches and acquisitions by quarter across the whole market.

New CI team

Starts with a categorised view of the landscape instead of a flat list of names.

Sales leadership

Recognises the unfamiliar names reps meet in deals, and where they belong.

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