Market Analyst already knows your market.
Give it your product and up to six competitors.
Market Analyst keeps their pricing, packaging, products, positioning, and launches current. It remembers what changed and keeps the evidence behind important findings.
$1,500 for the first three months, then renews at $500/month. Cancel anytime.
Teach it your market.
LMTY starts by identifying the competitors around your product.
You shape the market from there. Move companies between tiers. Add one we missed. Set aside the ones that do not matter.
The point is not to monitor the largest possible list. It is to give Market Analyst the market your team actually has to understand.
See what changed without rebuilding the picture.
A competitor changes pricing. Another starts talking to a different buyer. A product launch shifts what customers can expect from the category.
Market Analyst keeps those changes attached to the market it already knows.
That means the next question can begin with the history already in place.
Keep the before.
What a competitor says today is useful.
Knowing what they said before can be more useful.
Market Analyst keeps history so your team can ask how positioning moved, when pricing changed, or whether a new launch is part of a longer pattern.
“Moved from three plans to two and dropped the entry tier.”
acme.com/pricing·captured 4 weeks ago“Shifted the homepage headline from teams to enterprise security.”
acme.com·captured 5 weeks ago“Launched an analytics add-on positioned against the incumbent.”
acme.com/launch·captured 7 weeks ago
Use the same market understanding for different kinds of work.
Competitive positioning needs one method. A launch review needs another. A pricing decision needs another. A live sales objection needs something else entirely.
Market Analyst can use skills built for those tasks while keeping the same market context underneath them.
The first public skill pack is Competitive Skills by LMTY.
See the evidence behind the finding.
Market Analyst keeps the sources behind important findings available.
That makes it easier to separate what was observed from what Market Analyst concluded, and to see when the available coverage is not enough for a stronger answer.
Same question. Three answers.
Without LMTY, your AI starts from scratch.
It doesn’t retain the market knowledge and evidence your team has already built.
How has Northwind’s positioning changed in the last four months?
AI alone
Based on Northwind’s current website, Northwind appears to position itself as an all-in-one analytics platform for growing teams, with an emphasis on ease of use and AI-powered insights.
They may be moving upmarket, likely to compete with larger vendors.
I can’t see how their site looked four months ago, so I can’t say exactly what changed.
Today’s website, no sources, a guess at why
AI with Competitive Skills
Scope: Northwind’s positioning against Acme.
Observed today: homepage headline “Analytics for product and GTM teams.” Pricing lists an Enterprise tier with SSO.
Not observed in the sources checked: any earlier version of these pages.
Interpretation: a move upmarket is possible, not established.
Next: compare against page history from four months ago.
A sound method, starting from scratch
AI with LMTY
4 months ago - Homepage: “Analytics for product teams.”
northwind.com·captured 4 months ago7 weeks ago - Pricing: new Enterprise tier. SSO moved out of Pro.
northwind.com/pricing·captured 7 weeks ago3 weeks ago - Homepage: “Analytics for product and GTM teams.”
northwind.com·captured 3 weeks agoRead: three steps upmarket in four months, each one dated and sourced.
Last checked 3 days ago.
Tracked history, every finding sourced and dated
Bring market briefings into the team conversation.
The LMTY Slack app brings source-backed market briefings into a shared channel.
Everyone in the channel can see what changed, ask follow-up questions, and use the same market history and evidence.
- LMTYAPP
What’s Changed
Northwind: Pro went from $49 to $59 per seat.
northwind.com/pricing · captured 2 days ago
Initech: The homepage now leads with security teams.
initech.com · captured 4 days ago
Tracking 2 competitors for Acme.
- Dana
@LMTY Has Northwind changed pricing before?
- LMTYAPP
Yes. Seven weeks ago Northwind added an Enterprise tier and moved SSO out of Pro.
northwind.com/pricing · captured 7 weeks ago
Not yet clear from the sources: whether existing Pro customers keep the $49 price.
Bring the market context into the tools your team already uses.
The same market context can be used in supported AI tools, so the team does not have to copy the research into every new conversation.
Build Market Analyst with us.
We are opening Market Analyst to a small group of Design Partners.
Use it with a real product and market for three months. Your questions and corrections help us improve what it notices, what it ignores, and how well it understands the market around your product.
$1,500 for the first three months, then renews at $500/month. Cancel anytime.