Scan competitor sites and compare their pricing
Have Comet read open competitor pages and compile their pricing, positioning, and feature differences into one comparison.
- What they did
- The author loaded each rival’s homepage plus pages for company info, plans, and product details into separate browser tabs, then started Comet Assistant from the sidebar. With one instruction, they asked it to gather each company’s core pitch, price levels, intended users, recent updates, and standout traits, then line them up against one another. They finished by asking for the output to be formatted into a Google Doc with a dedicated section for every company.
- How it went
- This workflow does not come with its own measured outcome. The broader post says the author cut research time by 73% across 20 workflows, but it does not explain how that number was calculated. The article preview ends after workflow #5, so the rest is behind a paywall.
- Tips
- Open the pages you want reviewed before starting, because Comet only uses tabs that are already loaded. If you want ongoing monitoring, ask for a weekly pass and review the draft before anything is sent, shared, or saved.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
I’ve got several competitor pages open in my browser. For each one, pull together the main pitch, plan options, intended customer, recent announcements, and anything that makes it different from the others. Then build a side-by-side comparison against [my product], and end with the pricing changes and capability gaps I should keep an eye on. Stop and ask for my approval before you create, export, submit, send, or delete anything.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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