Foxgaze vs Kompyte — competitor intelligence without the six-figure contract.
Kompyte built a sharp battlecard and alert stack for marketing orgs with Salesforce pipelines and a CSM on every renewal. Foxgaze is built for the founder who just outgrew a spreadsheet, can't quote an enterprise renewal, and still wants to know what changed at every rival by Sunday evening. Drop in five competitor URLs — homepage, pricing, the two product pages that keep you up — and the agent takes over: nightly diffs, weekly brief, one email, $89/month.
Three reasons a Kompyte-renewal email won't land the same way twice.
$89/mo flat. No quote, no committee.
Kompyte's annual contract is the price of three mid-market seats. Foxgaze ships the same intelligence job for less than the cost of one.
Five URLs. Five minutes. No CSM.
Drop your competitors' homepage, pricing, and the two product pages that keep you up. The agent takes over tonight — no onboarding, no Salesforce plug.
Built for the operator, not the org chart.
No Salesforce sync, no CMS-driven library, no quarterly review. Sunday-night email, cancel from the dashboard — you own the briefing, not the dashboard.
The five rows any Kompyte-renewal deck dodges.
Kompyte's case is a battlecard library wired into Salesforce for a marketing org that has a CSM on speed dial. Foxgaze's case is the owner-operator who wants the answer, not the dashboard. Same intelligence job — different seat, different price.
No procurement call, no annual commitment, no six-figure renewal. Cancel from the dashboard.
Five competitor URLs. The agent learns the rest over the first week — no CSM call, no Salesforce plug.
Built for the operator who closes the tab when the renewal email lands — not the team that schedules it.
One email. The bet is you will not need to log in between digests.
Briefing over battlecards: you do not fight the rival in the CRM, you out-ship them by Sunday.
Kompyte's customers changed. Their stack did not.
Klue, Crayon, Contify and Kompyte were built for the marketing org with a Salesforce integration and a CSM walking every renewal. Newer entrants — Visualping, Panoramata, Agensio, WatchMyCompetitors — each grab a thin slice of the same stack. Foxgaze's bet is one agent, one weekly digest, one price — and priced so an owner-operator can afford the whole stack without a quarterly budget review.
If you have ever closed a Kompyte tab because the renewal email made you tired, this page is for you. If you have ever dropped five competitor URLs into a spreadsheet and shipped the analysis on Slack on Monday — this page is for you too.
One plan. $89/month. Start your 14-day trial.
Drop in five competitor URLs the moment your trial starts and the agent takes over tonight. No card on file after the trial if you cancel — the Sunday briefing still flows for the two weeks you tried it.
- • One $89/month plan — every Foxgaze feature
- • Up to 5 competitor URLs
- • Weekly Sunday-night briefing
- • Cancel any time — no CSM will call