Sweep
Seed a rival, a site, a name. Dozier reads the real web and comes back with cited findings — not a chatbot guess.
Run one Sweep. Dozier never stops watching your market.
Sweep a rival and Dozier learns your market — cited findings, a ranked move priced against your own numbers. Then it keeps watching, alerts you the moment something changes, and every re-sweep starts smarter than the last.
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How a Sweep works
From a name you type to a move you can defend.
No black box. Every finding traces back to a real, named source — so you can stand behind the move in the room. This is step one — the loop keeps going after the Dossier lands.
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It starts with you
Your first Sweep is a Profile Sweep: Dozier runs full Deep research on your own business for a flat 1 credit and builds your profile, the baseline every rival gets measured against.
- 02
Then you point it at a rival
Add it to Rivals and tap Research now to run a full Deep rival Sweep, grounded in your profile, not a model's memory.
- 03
Every finding shows its receipts
Each claim links back to where it came from — and carries a confidence score.
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You get the ranked move
The action to take — ranked, with a dollar impact computed from your business's real numbers.
Example Dossier for Rivalworks Inc.: three findings and one recommended move. Top finding — “Pricing page adds an annual-only tier,” high confidence, cited from rivalworks.com and g2.com. Recommended move #1 — launch a monthly-plan comparison page targeting Rivalworks switchers, with an estimated impact of $18.4k.
One platform, four engines
Research, decide, and move — without leaving the tab.
Sweep builds the Dossier. Dossier hands you the Moves. Radar tells you when it’s time to Sweep again.
Dossier
Every claim shows its receipts and a confidence badge. Share a link your client will actually trust.
Moves
The part nobody else ships: the recommended action, ranked, with a potential dollar impact priced from your numbers. Mark it taken or skipped, and the ledger remembers what it returned.
Radar
Dozier keeps scanning after the report — tracking trends and competitive opportunities in your market, and notifying you the moment one is detected.
The long game
One Sweep is a report. Dozier is a habit.
Sweep it, and Dozier learns your market. Watch it, and Dozier tells you the moment something changes. Act on it, and the ledger remembers — so the next Sweep starts smarter than the last.
- You vs. Them
You vs. Them
Tell Dozier your numbers once — average ticket, revenue, traffic, territory. Every finding becomes a benchmark against your business, and every dollar figure is priced from your actual metrics. No generic AI guesses.
- Radar
Radar
Add a rival to Radar and Dozier re-runs the research on a weekly or monthly cadence. You get an alert only when something material changed — new pricing, new findings, new moves. Silence means checked, nothing new.
- Move Scoreboard
Move Scoreboard
Mark Moves taken or skipped and log what they returned. Your scoreboard shows potential impact against realized impact across every Dossier — proof the research paid for itself, and a record the next Sweep builds on.
- Living Dossiers
Living Dossiers
Refresh any Dossier and it grows instead of starting over — new, updated, and superseded findings are marked, and every prior version stays browsable. Your research is an audit trail, not a pile of PDFs.
- Evidence Vault
Evidence Vault
Every cited source is archived the moment a Sweep captures it. Receipts never rot: a client can open the page exactly as it looked when the claim was made — months later.
- Top Competitors
Top Competitors
Every Dossier opens with a ranked map of who actually competes with you — each rival with the reason they made the list, and the receipts to back it.
Every Dossier exports to PDF, citations intact — ready for the client deck.
How Dozier compares
Dozier vs the usual approaches.
Most competitive-intelligence platforms are built for a dedicated CI or enablement team with an annual contract. Dozier is built for one person to run the research themselves.
| Dimension | Dozier | The usual approach |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Sign up and run your free Exposure Audit in about 30 seconds. No demo, no onboarding call. | Sales-assisted or guided onboarding — a call before you see the product. |
| Pricing | Self-serve from $0, published plans. | Custom, demo-required or quote-based pricing — no published self-serve plan. |
| Continuous monitoring | Radar re-runs the research on a weekly or monthly cadence and alerts you only when something material changed. | Ongoing tracking bundled into enterprise plans, generally surfacing every change rather than filtering to what matters. |
| Source-linked evidence | Every cited source is archived in the Evidence Vault the moment it's captured — reproducible months later. | Signals link out to their source, but the page itself isn't archived or guaranteed reproducible later. |
“Usual approach” details reflect the named competitors’ publicly stated positioning as of July 2026; check their own sites for current features and pricing. Dozier figures are from our live plans.
The questions everyone asks first.
- How is Dozier different from asking ChatGPT?
- A chat answer is a starting point you still have to verify. Dozier researches the live web and shows its work: it confirms the entity before it runs, cites every finding to a named source, archives each source the moment it's captured so the receipt doesn't rot, and labels the confidence of each finding. When someone asks "says who?", you hand them the source.
- How accurate are the findings?
- Every finding is traced to its source, and sources are archived at capture time — so you can open the page exactly as it looked when the claim was made, even months later. Dozier confirms it's researching the right entity before a run starts, and when it's less sure about a finding, it says so on the page: confidence is labeled per finding rather than presented as certainty.
- How do credits work?
- Credits are Dozier's unified metering unit. Every Sweep costs 1 credit, and your plan grants a monthly credit allowance. You can see your remaining balance and a full history of grants, debits, refunds, and pack purchases in your workspace. When you need more, credit packs are available on top of your plan.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes. Start free with an Exposure Audit — see your own business the way a rival would, no card required — plus a free monthly Radar check on one named rival. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial and add more monthly credits, more rivals on Radar, team seats, and higher limits.
- Is there a free trial?
- Yes. Every paid plan — Starter, Pro, and Team — starts with a 14-day free trial on your first subscription, no card required. If you don't add a payment method before the trial ends, the trial simply expires and your account returns to the free plan; nothing is charged.
- Is my data private?
- Yes. The business profile and numbers you share are used to benchmark findings against your business — we do not sell your personal information, and your account and business data are never used to train third-party models. Dozier researches companies from public sources and does not collect person-level or private contact data. The privacy policy has the full details.
- How do I cancel or change my plan?
- You manage your subscription from your workspace — the plan card opens Stripe's billing portal, where you can upgrade, downgrade, update payment details, or cancel. If you cancel, you keep your plan and any remaining monthly credits through the end of the period you've already paid for, and credit packs you purchased stay yours.
Every other tool hands you a report and stops there.
Dozier keeps watching.
Plans scale with how much market you cover — profiles, tracked competitors, Radar cadence — not just Sweep count.
Free — 1 free Exposure Audit · Starter tracks 3 competitors, $39/mo · Pro tracks 5 across 1 profile, $99/mo or $890/yr · Team tracks 25 across 25 profiles, $299/mo or $2,690/yr. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
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