Competitive Site Audit
Name the sites. PandaOS opens them in its built-in browser, checks prices, shipping and checkout, and returns a scorecard of where you win and where you lose.

The problem
It starts with two tabs and ends with twenty: screenshots in a folder, notes in a doc, a pricing table copied by hand. By the time it is written up, someone has changed their homepage.
The scorecard is built from what is on the pages right now, not from last quarter's screenshots.
Our mug is €18, free shipping over €60. How do hollowmere.shop and ferrofold.store compare?
Give PandaOS the addresses and what you want compared.
It opens every site in the built-in browser, the way a visitor would.
It takes screenshots and reads the copy, the pricing and the key pages.
Pricing, positioning, copy, features and checkout, side by side.
A structured comparison in the chat, with the gaps and the strengths called out.
Run it again next month, or on a schedule, and see what changed.
When the answer lives on other people's websites.
See how competitors describe the same problem, and where your message stands out.
A competitor price comparison without the spreadsheet: plans, prices, shipping thresholds and what each tier includes, in one table.
Compare navigation, onboarding and checkout flows step by step.
Know what the market looks like the week before you ship.
The parts of PandaOS this workflow runs on, each worth a look on its own.
Spend your time on what the comparison means, not on collecting it.
With its built-in browser. It can navigate pages, interact with them, take screenshots and read what is on screen, the same way you would.
Yes. Name as many as you need. The comparison grows a column per site.
It can click through public pages and flows. It will not enter payment details or create accounts unless you explicitly ask and provide them.
A scorecard in the chat by default: who undercuts you, and where you win or lose. Ask for a document or a slide deck on the Design canvas instead.
Yes. Turn the request into an Automation and get a fresh comparison every week or month.
No. It reads their pages the way a customer sees them: prices, shipping, copy and checkout. For traffic and keyword data, pair it with an SEO tool.