AI Market Research Agent for B2B intelligence
A cited competitive briefing in your inbox on the cadence you set. It watches competitors, tracks trends, and puts a source behind every line.
Your agent monitors competitors and industry trends, compiles structured reports with citations, and emails you a briefing at the cadence you choose.
Your AI market research agent keeps competitive intelligence running
One competitive analysis takes a day. Keeping intelligence current across five competitors and ten topics is a full-time job, and that’s why market research is critical and unscalable. Fasrad’s AI market research agent runs it continuously. It reads competitor sites, watches pricing pages, compiles quarterly reports and delivers briefings on your cadence.
Give your agent a list of competitors and topics, and it sets up the recurring tasks: a weekly pricing-page check, a monthly competitive matrix, and standing watches on product launches, funding announcements and industry publications. Every report is structured, with an executive summary, a comparison table, changes from last cycle and cited sources.
What you get:
- Live web intelligence. Pricing, positioning and product launches tracked in real time.
- Structured reports. Executive summary, comparison table and source list, formatted for sharing.
- Change detection. Every report highlights what moved since the last one.
- Recurring cadence. Weekly, monthly or quarterly, delivered to your inbox or Drive.
- Custom research on demand. Ad hoc briefs get the same treatment as the recurring ones.
Your agent has memory and access to past reports, so it knows the context. This competitor changed pricing last quarter. The Q1 report already covered this topic. This stat conflicts with what a source claimed before. Each briefing builds on the last one.
Next to a junior analyst hire, Fasrad is always on and fully consistent. Where ChatGPT answers from what it already knows, Fasrad reads today’s sources and persists across reports. You get the research function delivered on a schedule, tied to sources, and ready for the next board slide.
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Frequently asked questions
How does it find information?
Live web search and full-page reading, plus RSS, competitor site monitoring and any URL you assign to a topic. Paid databases can be fed in via credential or manual upload.
What output formats?
Google Doc, PDF, DOCX, Notion page or Slack summary. You pick per recurring task.
Can it watch for funding announcements?
Yes, through TechCrunch, Crunchbase News and company press pages. You get an email alert within an hour of detection.
Is the research accurate?
Every claim is sourced, and every source is linked. The sources set the accuracy, and the agent only states facts it can link.
How do I handle paywalled sources?
Upload articles you’ve purchased, or grant access with your credentials. Your agent uses them as inputs.
Can multiple teammates access the reports?
Yes. Send output to a shared Drive folder or Notion workspace, with edit permissions set per report.
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