Pricing that scales withyour market coverage.
Every workspace runs on the same intelligence system. The subscription is determined by how much of the market your team needs Qaptic to monitor.
Nothing is charged until the scope is confirmed with you.
Three levels of market scope.
Focus
For one team monitoring a clearly defined part of the market.
- Up to 3 tracked competitor sources
- 2–3 priority product groups
- Focused SKU coverage
- Qaptic Advisor
- Alerts and watchlists
- Source-linked recommendations
Core
For teams actively managing a broader competitive range.
- Up to 6 tracked competitor sources
- 5–6 product groups
- Expanded SKU coverage
- Weekly decision brief
- Shared team access
- Action plans across pricing, campaigns and assortment
Enterprise
For businesses operating across multiple markets, catalogues or business units.
- Multi-market and marketplace coverage
- Enterprise catalogue coverage
- Optional internal data context
- Stakeholder-specific views
- Enterprise implementation support
- Custom rollout and support
You choose coverage — not a software tier.
Four factors define the workspace. Broader coverage means a wider scope, confirmed together before anything is activated.
Competitor sources
The storefronts, brands and marketplaces you want watched.
More sources widen the workspace.
Product groups
The categories and price bands in scope.
From a focused 2–3 to broad multi-category coverage.
SKU depth
How deep within each category Qaptic tracks.
Headline lines, or the full long tail.
Update cadence
How often the market is re-read and re-ranked.
Weekly for slower categories, daily for fast ones.
The differences that matter.
| Focus | Core | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market coverage | |||
| Tracked competitor sources | Up to 3 | Up to 6 | Multi-market |
| Product groups | 2–3 | 5–6 | Enterprise catalogues |
| SKU coverage | Focused | Expanded | Custom |
| Intelligence | |||
| Qaptic Advisor | Included | Included | Included |
| Alerts & watchlists | Included | Included | Included |
| Weekly decision brief | — | Included | Included |
| Stakeholder-specific views | — | — | Included |
| Implementation | |||
| Onboarding & support | Standard | Standard | Custom rollout |
| Enterprise implementation support | — | — | Included |
| Optional internal data context | — | — | Included |
Every workspace runs on the same eleven modules — plan differences are about how much of the market is covered, not which parts of the decision system you receive.
Before you scope.
It scales with coverage — competitor sources, product groups, SKU depth and update cadence. The figures shown are starting points; we confirm the exact scope and price before anything is activated.
No. Requesting a scan is not a checkout. We review the scope with you, agree the workspace, and only then activate — there's no automatic charge.
No. Every workspace starts entirely from public market signals. Internal data can be layered in later, only where it sharpens a specific decision.
Yes. Scope is meant to move with your market — add competitors or categories, change cadence, or step up a tier as coverage needs grow.
A storefront, brand site or marketplace presence that Qaptic monitors for prices, assortment and campaigns. We help you pick the sources that matter most for your categories.
No long contract is required to begin. We start with a defined scope and cadence; you scale from there as the workspace proves its value.
Pick the scope.We’ll confirm the rest.
Tell Qaptic which competitors and categories matter — we confirm the appropriate workspace scope and price with you.