Win the customers your competitor leaves behind

Competing on price is a race nobody wins. Tell us what your product does and who you compete with, and see where businesses like your competitor's customers still struggle and what they keep asking for. Pick the closest groups and get a brief for each: the unmet need in their own words, what to lead with, and how to make switching easy.

Find who to win
  • 260k+business needs, refreshed every day
  • 2,400kinds of businesses and what they keep asking for
  • 5,300products checked, so you see who already ships it

How it works

  1. Tell us about your product

    What it does, who you compete with, and who uses it. Two minutes, no account needed.

  2. See where buyers struggle

    Groups of businesses with needs the products around them leave open, each with how many asked lately and whether demand is growing. Pick the closest.

  3. Get your briefs

    For each pick: the need in the buyers' own words, what to lead with, how to make switching easy, and your first steps to reach them.

What you get

Up to five groups like this one, each from what businesses ask for. Here is a sample.

Sample

Give agents viewings and follow-ups in one place

Agents on general CRMs keep asking for viewings, keys and follow-ups in one place instead of three tools. Lead with viewing booking and a one-click import from their old CRM.

What to charge

Around $40 a month per agent, below the general CRM's sales seat, as our suggestion. With 30 agents, maybe $1,200 a month, as a rough guess.

What it takes

About three weeks for one developer: a CSV import from the big CRMs, and viewing booking on top of the contacts you already store.

Your first move

Write one comparison page for agents leaving a general CRM, and move the data over for five of them for free.

41 businesses like these asked for help in the last 3 months, 16 of them in the last month.

In the report, each one goes on: the need in the buyers' own words, who else courts them, what to lead with, step by step to the first switches, and what to watch out for.

Questions

Is this a teardown of my competitor?

No. It reads what businesses ask for and which needs the products around them leave open. It only says what the evidence shows, and never makes claims about a competitor it cannot back.

Do I need to be cheaper?

Rarely. The report looks for needs beyond price: what buyers ask for that they do not get, and what your product can lead with.

Does it fit a small team?

Yes. Tell us who builds and how, and every change is sized to it: no-code tools, AI builders with some code, or a team of developers.

Does it work for consumer apps?

Not well. It reads what businesses ask for, so it fits products that businesses use.

What is in the full report?

Every group you picked, in full, as a page in your account and a PDF: the need in the buyers' own words, who else courts them, what to lead with and what to change, how to price it, step by step to the first switches, and the honest risks.

Report or chat?

Both read the same market intelligence. A report answers one focused question in a few simple steps. Chat with Growhold's AI when you want to keep going: ask anything, follow up, compare markets and turn findings into briefs and specs.

Where does the data come from?

From Growhold's market intelligence: what businesses across industries need, gathered from public sources and refreshed every day, plus thousands of launched products to compare against. It measures demand and how it moves, so it fits products that businesses use. We never show who asked for what.

When you want to go deeper

Your report gives you a short list of buyers to win. To keep going, ask Growhold's AI anything about the same market: compare groups, dig into one need, check who else courts them, or turn a brief into a comparison page.

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