LMTY keeps your competitive context current and brings the signal into Slack, so your team can react in hours, not weeks.
For the Product Marketing Managers who the whole company turns to when the market moves. Pricing, positioning, and sales conversations all depend on the picture you carry. LMTY keeps it current so every decision starts from the right place.
Sign up with your work email. LMTY identifies your competitors and organizes them into a board you can shape. Move competitors between tiers, add ones we missed, set aside the ones that don't matter.
Positioning, pricing and packaging, feature comparisons, recent releases. LMTY tracks what changes and updates your report automatically.
The LMTY bot posts what matters to a channel in Slack. Docs and links your team shares in the channel become part of your product context.
Your market, your competitors, your report. Set up and running from your first session.
Design partners get a direct line to the LMTY founders, structured feedback sessions, and early influence over what gets built.
Regular working sessions to review your market, pressure-test the signal, and turn what LMTY finds into actions for your team.
We review every application and reply personally.
“A competitor dropped their price on a Wednesday. LMTY had it in our Slack Thursday morning, and we had a sales response together by Friday.”
“I used to walk into every meeting with Sales and Product having different pictures of the market. LMTY put us on the same page, and it stays that way.”
Sign up with your work email. We handle the rest. You can add or remove competitors at any time.
Yes. The web app holds full reports, history, and editable competitor structure. Slack extends that reach when your team is ready: LMTY posts what matters, delivers weekly roundups, and picks up docs and links your team shares.
Crayon and Klue are systems of record for competitive intelligence. LMTY is built to turn market change into team awareness and faster decisions. It keeps the source of truth current, then brings the signal into the workflows where PMM, sales, product, and leadership already operate.