Competitor Tracker

Competitor Tracker

Competitor Tracker & Co. watches your competitors' websites and reports what changed: pricing, product, messaging and corporate moves, crawled weekly and filed as a tagged, ranked report. This server gives your agent the same intelligence: subscribe to competitors, read the change feed, and pull page snapshots.

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Competitor Tracker MCP server

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Track your competitors from inside your AI assistant. This is the remote Model Context Protocol server for Competitor Tracker & Co. Subscribe to competitors, read their change feed, and pull page snapshots straight from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any other MCP client. No browser tab required.

  • Website: https://competitortracker.io
  • Docs: https://competitortracker.io/docs/mcp/
  • Demo: https://competitortracker.io/demo/agent/
  • MCP endpoint: https://mcp.competitortracker.io/mcp
  • Transport: Streamable HTTP
  • Auth: OAuth (sign in on first tool call) or an X-API-Key header

Claude calling the Competitor Tracker MCP server to summarise this week's competitor changes across pricing, product and messaging

See it in action

Not ready to connect? Watch the agent desk: a recorded Claude session on this MCP server, working a live case of 25 competitive-intelligence rivals from April to July. Real tool calls, real detected changes. The same case as a Monday email brief sits next door, and the demo hub shows both.

Claude using the Competitor Tracker MCP server to build a payroll-industry pricing radar report from tracked competitor data

Connecting

Point any MCP-compatible client at the endpoint above.

Claude

claude mcp add --transport http competitor-tracker https://mcp.competitortracker.io/mcp

Cursor

Add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json, then enable it in Settings → MCP:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "competitor-tracker": {
      "url": "https://mcp.competitortracker.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

ChatGPT

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, using the endpoint URL above.

Windsurf

Add to ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "competitor-tracker": {
      "serverUrl": "https://mcp.competitortracker.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cline

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "competitor-tracker": {
      "type": "streamableHttp",
      "url": "https://mcp.competitortracker.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Raycast

Add a remote MCP server from AI → MCP Servers, using the endpoint URL above.

Full per-client instructions live at competitortracker.io/docs/mcp/connect.

Authentication

On the first tool call the server walks you through an OAuth sign-in. For headless or automated use, generate an API key in the app and send it as an X-API-Key header. See API keys.

Tools

The server exposes ~50 tools. Read tools need no special scope; (write) tools change your workspace and (destructive) tools require an explicit confirm: true.

  • list_competitors: list the competitors your organization tracks
  • get_competitor: fetch one competitor's details, categories and labels
  • get_competitor_timeline: chronological activity for a competitor
  • list_pages: list tracked pages, optionally filtered by type
  • get_snapshot: retrieve a snapshot with HTML, markdown and screenshot assets
  • list_snapshots: list snapshots for a tracked page
  • list_org_changes: read the organization-wide change feed with filters
  • list_competitor_changes: changes for a single competitor
  • list_snapshot_changes: changes attributed to a specific snapshot
  • list_labels: the organization's labels with colors
  • get_label: a single label's details
  • get_current_user: the signed-in user's profile
  • list_my_orgs: organizations the user belongs to
  • get_balance: coin balance and renewal summary
  • list_transactions: coin transaction history
  • get_org: current organization details
  • list_members: active organization members
  • list_invites: pending invitations
  • list_api_keys: API keys with metadata, secrets excluded
  • list_api_key_usage: API key usage logs
  • list_dispatches: the organization's notifications
  • list_dispatch_deliveries: email delivery attempts
  • list_webhooks: registered webhooks
  • list_webhook_deliveries: webhook delivery attempts
  • subscribe_competitor: start tracking a competitor by URL (write)
  • update_competitor: change display name or tracked categories (write)
  • create_label: add a new label (write)
  • update_label: rename or recolor a label (write)
  • assign_label: apply a label to a competitor (write)
  • update_current_user: update profile name fields (write)
  • update_org: rename the organization, admin only (write)
  • update_member_role: change a member's permissions (write)
  • create_invite: invite a new member by email (write)
  • mint_api_key: generate a new API key with scopes (write)
  • create_dispatch: create a notification with optional label scoping (write)
  • update_dispatch: modify notification settings (write)
  • add_dispatch_recipient: add a recipient to a notification (write)
  • create_webhook: register a webhook endpoint (write)
  • list_pages: list tracked pages, optionally filtered by type
  • get_snapshot: retrieve a snapshot with HTML, markdown and screenshot assets
  • list_snapshots: list snapshots for a tracked page
  • list_org_changes: read the organization-wide change feed with filters
  • list_competitor_changes: changes for a single competitor
  • list_snapshot_changes: changes attributed to a specific snapshot
  • list_labels: the organization's labels with colors
  • get_label: a single label's details
  • get_current_user: the signed-in user's profile
  • list_my_orgs: organizations the user belongs to
  • get_balance: coin balance and renewal summary
  • list_transactions: coin transaction history
  • get_org: current organization details
  • list_members: active organization members
  • list_invites: pending invitations
  • list_api_keys: API keys with metadata, secrets excluded
  • list_api_key_usage: API key usage logs
  • list_dispatches: the organization's notifications
  • list_dispatch_deliveries: email delivery attempts
  • list_webhooks: registered webhooks
  • list_webhook_deliveries: webhook delivery attempts
  • subscribe_competitor: start tracking a competitor by URL (write)
  • update_competitor: change display name or tracked categories (write)
  • create_label: add a new label (write)
  • update_label: rename or recolor a label (write)
  • assign_label: apply a label to a competitor (write)
  • update_current_user: update profile name fields (write)
  • update_org: rename the organization, admin only (write)
  • update_member_role: change a member's permissions (write)
  • create_invite: invite a new member by email (write)
  • mint_api_key: generate a new API key with scopes (write)
  • create_dispatch: create a notification with optional label scoping (write)
  • update_dispatch: modify notification settings (write)
  • add_dispatch_recipient: add a recipient to a notification (write)
  • create_webhook: register a webhook endpoint (write)
  • unsubscribe_competitor: stop tracking a competitor (destructive)
  • delete_label: remove a label from all competitors (destructive)
  • unassign_label: detach a label from a competitor (destructive)
  • delete_org: delete the organization, owner only (destructive)
  • transfer_org_ownership: change the owner (destructive)
  • leave_org: exit the organization (destructive)
  • revoke_invite: cancel a pending invitation (destructive)
  • revoke_api_key: disable an API key permanently (destructive)
  • regenerate_api_key: rotate an API key secret (destructive)
  • delete_dispatch: remove a notification (destructive)
  • remove_dispatch_recipient: unsubscribe a notification recipient (destructive)
  • delete_webhook: delete a webhook registration (destructive)

The full, always-current catalogue is at competitortracker.io/docs/mcp/tools.

Who it's for

Founders, product and marketing teams who already live in an AI assistant and want competitor intelligence where they work: pricing moves, page changes, launches. Not in yet another dashboard.

About this repository

This repo is the public listing and manifest for the Competitor Tracker MCP server (server.json, client config, install notes). The server itself runs remotely at https://mcp.competitortracker.io/mcp, so there is nothing to build or host here. To use it, just point your client at the endpoint.

License

MIT.

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