Get alerts when prices move
Hear about a competitor's price or plan change the moment it's detected, instead of checking the app to find out.
What you get
- A severity-ranked feed so an urgent change stands out from a routine one.
- The
entitlement_changealert kind — a feature moved tiers, not just a number changed. - Slack delivery, so your team doesn't need the Alerts page open to stay current.
Where alerts show up
Every alert appears on the Alerts page with a severity level, so you can tell an urgent change from a routine one at a glance. Alerts are generated from the same checks that feed the Action Center — they're the "something happened" signal, while recommendations are the "here's what to do about it" signal.
Reading an entitlement-change alert
Services workspaces get one alert kind price-checker workspaces don't: entitlement_change. It fires when a competitor moves a feature between tiers — for example, SSO moving from a Pro plan to Enterprise — and reads key: from → to with a link to the pricing, docs, changelog, or comparison page it was cited from and the date it was detected.
Sending alerts to Slack
If your team lives in Slack, you don't have to keep the Alerts page open. Connect your workspace under Settings → Integrations and enable the Slack connection to have alerts posted to a channel as they happen. Per-user delivery preferences — immediate, daily digest, or weekly summary — live under Settings → Notifications.
What triggers an alert
Alerts follow from your checks, so the more consistently you run them — on demand from Overview or on a schedule — the more current your alerts stay. A workspace with no checks won't generate any alerts, because there's nothing new to compare against.
Go further
- See what needs attention — where alerts connect to a decision.
- Set up competitors to watch — alerts only cover competitors you've added.
- Track entitlement & effective-price changes — the chronological view behind every
entitlement_changealert.