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For analysts

Market scans with the sources already attached.

Analysts need breadth, traceability, and data they can work with. AI-Powered Buy gives you a sourced first pass on a market or competitor set, exported in a format that fits your workflow.

The problem

The first pass of any market or competitor analysis is slow, repetitive, and hard to cite properly.

  • Mapping who operates in a software category means dozens of searches and hours of reading.
  • Findings copied from web pages lose their sources, which makes them hard to defend later.
  • Customer sentiment is scattered across forums and hard to summarise objectively.
  • Recurring scans of the same market are repeated from scratch every quarter.

How AI-Powered Buy helps

  • Breadth in one query

    Google and Bing together cover more of the market than either alone, so smaller players are less likely to be missed.

  • Traceable findings

    Every data point is cited, so your analysis can reference the original source instead of an AI summary.

  • Sentiment with context

    On Pro, community discussion from Reddit adds how real users feel about each product, with links to the threads.

  • CSV export

    Pull the structured results into a spreadsheet to add scoring, weighting, or your own columns.

Questions you can ask

  • “Competitive landscape of AI meeting note takers for enterprise teams”
  • “Pricing benchmark of customer support platforms for small businesses”
  • “What users dislike most about the leading website builders”
  • “Emerging alternatives to Salesforce for mid-market companies”

Use a broad query to map the category and a set of narrower queries for pricing, sentiment, and specific competitors. Because every report is saved to history, you can revisit last quarter's scan and rerun the same questions to see what changed.

Where it fits, and where it does not

Results reflect what is public and indexed at the time of the query. They are not a substitute for primary research like customer interviews, and market share or revenue figures should always be confirmed against the original source.

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