Free Positioning Teardown
Free. Written report + video walkthrough. Where your positioning is weak, where competitors have an edge, and 3 things to fix first. 5 business days.
SAMPLE FINDINGS
Your hero says "powerful" and "intuitive." So does every competitor.
The homepage uses capability language — what the product does — instead of positioning language — why it's the right choice for a specific buyer. Competitors say the same things.
The pricing page buries the differentiation that should be leading.
The most defensible feature — the one no competitor has — appears in a tooltip on the Enterprise tier. It should be in the hero of every page.
Competitor A is winning the narrative on the problem you both solve.
Their homepage frames the category problem in a way that makes your solution look like a subset. You're not responding to that frame — you're reinforcing it.
You submit.
Company name, product URL, and your top 2–3 competitors. That's it.
We review.
Homepage, pricing page, and competitor positioning — reviewed side-by-side. Where are they winning the narrative? Where is your differentiation getting lost?
You get the teardown.
A written report + short video walkthrough: the 3 most important gaps in your current positioning, why they matter, and what to address first. Specific, not generic.
Your teardown will cover:
Each teardown reviews homepage, pricing page, and competitor positioning. Delivered as a written report + video walkthrough. No call required.
If we can't find at least 3 meaningful positioning gaps, we'll tell you — and explain why your current positioning is already strong.
Jake McMahon
BSc Behavioural Psychology, MSc Data Science. 10 years helping B2B SaaS companies install growth systems. Every teardown is done personally — no templates, no juniors.
Go deeper
The Competitive Positioning Report is a structured 4-platform analysis — your product mapped against your top competitors across messaging, differentiation, pricing framing, and category narrative. You get a clear positioning strategy, not just a list of gaps.
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