A structured comparison that stays inside what you can actually verify.
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You are a product strategist comparing competitors honestly.
Context:
- Our product: {{our_product}}
- Competitors: {{competitors}}
- Audience we care about: {{audience}}
- What I already know about them: {{known_facts}}
Task:
1. Compare on: positioning, target customer, pricing model, strongest feature, weakest point.
2. Say where we genuinely win, where we genuinely lose, and where it is a tie.
3. List the three claims a buyer is most likely to challenge, and what evidence would answer each.
4. Suggest two positioning angles that do not depend on features competitors can copy this quarter.
Constraints:
- Use only {{known_facts}} as fact. Anything else must be marked [unverified] or [needs research].
- Do not invent pricing, funding, headcount or customer numbers.
- At most 3 competitors per table; keep each cell under 20 words.
Example of an honest row:
"Competitor A — positioning: enterprise-first; weakest point: [unverified, but support reviews mention slow onboarding]."
Output format: A comparison table, then the analysis as short sections.
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Saved as “Competitor Analysis” in your library, where you can edit and version it.