Competitor map
8-12 competitor or alternative offer profiles inside the agreed market boundary.
Research-as-a-Service
Competitor and pricing research for your next business decision.
A fixed-scope Noostrid report that turns public market data into a practical offer, pricing, and positioning recommendation.
Best for a specific decision, not open-ended strategy.
Use it when you need to launch, reprice, enter a local market, or compare alternatives before you build. We keep the scope narrow so the report can be useful quickly.
- Launching or repackaging a service offer
- Checking where your price sits against alternatives
- Entering a Greek, local, or EU niche market
- Choosing what to test before a website, campaign, or product build
What the report includes
Pricing table
A normalized view of visible prices, package structures, promises, proof, and friction.
Positioning gaps
Where you can win without copying incumbents or overreaching the evidence.
Recommended package
Suggested tiers, inclusions, test price range, and first go-to-market move.
Action summary
A PDF report plus a one-page summary written for decision-making, not shelfware.
How the pilot works
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Intake
You give us the decision, market, current offer, target customer, and known competitors.
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02
Scope lock
We agree the market boundary, competitor count, and one report question before research starts.
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03
Research pass
We collect public websites, pricing pages, reviews, directories, marketplaces, and visible proof.
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04
Recommendation
We deliver the report, assumptions, citations, and a practical next move to test.
Boundaries
- No private data, paywall bypassing, or confidential competitor material.
- No guaranteed revenue outcome or promise that a recommendation will win.
- No legal, tax, financial, investment, or regulated advice.
- No ad campaign setup, sales execution, or implementation unless scoped separately.
Good pilot questions sound like this
- What should we charge for a new B2B service in Athens?
- How should our clinic package this treatment compared with local alternatives?
- Which offer angle is least crowded before we rebuild the website?