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Hawke

A hawk's eye on every rival.

Hawke watches your competitors' websites and marketplaces every single day, matches their products to yours properly, and hands you a plain scorecard each morning: where you're cheaper, where you're dearer, and who just undercut you overnight.

AUTONOMOUS DAILY SWEEPPRODUCT MATCHINGMORNING SCORECARD
Watch Hawke work — press play, or click a step
hawke.yourbusiness — morning scorecard 6:02am
SWEEPING RIVAL 1/4 · 0 LISTINGS
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WHAT'S HAPPENING · CLICK ANY STEP
1Sweeping 4 rivals, 312 listings
2Line-by-line price positions
3Overnight undercut caught
4Scorecard lands in your inbox

A staged demonstration with illustrative numbers. Yours runs on your real business, which is exactly what we'll show you before you decide.

How Hawke works

What goes in, what Hawke does, what lands.

YOU PROVIDE

Your shop

Your products and prices, plugged in or uploaded once.

Your competitors

Their websites and marketplaces. Paste the addresses, done.

THE MACHINE
Hawke

Hawke reads every listing, every day. Finds the exact same product on their shelf, compares it to yours, and remembers what moved.

YOU RECEIVE

The morning scorecard

Where you're cheaper, where you're dearer, who undercut you last night, and by how much. In your inbox before your coffee's done.

What Hawke takes care of
  • Watches as many competitors as you like, daily, without being asked
  • Matches the actual product, not just similar-sounding names
  • Flags undercuts the morning they happen, not the month after
  • Keeps the history, so you can see who's been creeping for weeks

Commissioned like everything from this forge

Drawn first, priced fixed before we start, built beside your existing tools, supervised until you say otherwise, and measured against numbers we agree up front. And before you decide anything, you see Hawke working on your own business, free.

Show me Hawke on my business
Asked honestly

How does Hawke know it's the same product?

He matches on the details that matter, model numbers, specs, titles, images, not just similar names. Where a match is uncertain he says so instead of guessing.

How many competitors can he watch?

As many as are worth watching. Most businesses start with five to ten and add more once the morning scorecard becomes a habit.