Competitor Analysis Report — Deep Market Intelligence

# Deep Competitor Analysis Report

Generate a comprehensive competitor analysis for **[Your Company/Product]** in the **[Industry/Market]** space.

- **Your Product**: [Brief description]
- **Your Positioning**: [How you describe your product]
- **Competitors to Analyze**: [List 3-5 competitors, or ask AI to identify them]
- **Analysis Purpose**: [Strategic planning / Fundraising / Product roadmap / Sales enablement]

### 1. Market Overview
- Market definition and boundaries
- Market size and growth rate
- Key trends shaping the competitive landscape
- Market maturity stage (emerging / growing / mature / declining)

### 2. Competitor Profiles (for each competitor)
- **Company Overview**: founding year, HQ, employee count, funding
- **Product Description**: what they offer, target customer
- **Business Model**: how they make money
- **Market Position**: leader / challenger / niche / emerging
- **Recent News**: major announcements, pivots, acquisitions
- **Estimated Revenue/ARR**: (if available or estimatable)

### 3. Feature Comparison Matrix
| Feature | Your Product | Competitor 1 | Competitor 2 | Competitor 3 |
(Cover 15-20 key features with ✅ / ❌ / 🟡 Partial)

### 4. Pricing Comparison
| Plan / Tier | Your Price | Comp 1 | Comp 2 | Comp 3 |
- Pricing model differences (per seat, per usage, flat, freemium)
- Hidden costs and gotchas
- Free tier comparison

### 5. SWOT Analysis (per competitor)
For each competitor:
| Strengths | Weaknesses |
| Opportunities | Threats |

### 6. Competitive Positioning Map
- 2x2 matrix (describe axes and placement)
- Identify white space opportunities

### 7. Win/Loss Analysis Framework
- Why customers choose each competitor over you
- Why customers choose you over each competitor
- Common objections and how to handle them

### 8. Strategic Recommendations
- 3 opportunities to differentiate further
- 2 competitive threats to address in the next 6 months
- Recommended positioning adjustments
- Feature roadmap implications

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Be specific, use real data where available, and make reasonable estimates where data is not public. Output as a professional report format.