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MarketAgent and Kompyte

Kompyte alternative with listed prices, market maps and sizing

If you want a Kompyte alternative with a price on the page, MarketAgent is a self-serve AI agent that monitors competitors, sizes your market and answers research questions with a source on every fact. Plans start at $99 a month billed yearly, and you can check out the same day without a sales call.

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Self-serve plans, sourced reports, weekly monitoring

About Kompyte

Kompyte (kompyte.com) is a competitive intelligence automation platform for sales and marketing teams, owned by Semrush since 2022. It tracks competitor websites, reviews, content, social media, ads and job postings, summarizes updates with AI, and is known for sales battlecards, win and loss reporting and integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack and Microsoft Teams. It lists three plans (Essentials, Professional and Unlimited), all priced by quote. One software directory shows a starting price of about 300 USD without a stated billing period, so treat that figure as a rough public estimate.

kompyte.com · based on public information. Prices are public estimates and can change.

About MarketAgent

A self-serve AI agent that answers market questions with sourced reports, maps and sizes markets, monitors competitors daily or weekly and recommends what to do about each change. Plans from $99 a month billed yearly, with the price on the page for every plan.

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Kompyte and MarketAgent compared

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Kompyte and MarketAgent feature comparison
Criterion Kompyte MarketAgent
Pricing Quote only on all three plans (Essentials, Professional, Unlimited); one directory lists a starting price of about 300 USD From $99 a month billed yearly ($199 monthly), Enterprise $2,499 a month billed yearly
Buying process Contact sales for a plan and price Self-serve checkout on every plan, including Enterprise
Main focus Competitor tracking and sales enablement, battlecards and win and loss Market research plus competitor monitoring and recommended moves
Market sizing Not part of its public positioning TAM, SAM and SOM with the method written out, estimates labelled Estimate
Research questions Built around tracked competitors Any market question in plain language, answered as a sourced report
Monitoring cadence Ongoing tracking with AI daily summaries Weekly on Startup, daily on Team and Business, real time alerts on Enterprise
Where alerts go Slack, Microsoft Teams, email and CRM integrations Email and Slack per alert rule, plus a weekly digest
CRM and sales tools Two way integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Highspot and Showpad No native CRM integration; Enterprise has a JSON API, webhooks and a data feed
Sources per fact Links back to tracked updates A source link and capture date on every fact in every report

Competitor details come from public sources and third party public estimates as of October 2026. Check kompyte.com for current terms.

When Kompyte is the better choice

  • Your competitive program lives inside Salesforce or HubSpot and reps need battlecards pushed into the CRM and sales content tools.
  • You want win and loss reporting tied to deals, including how often reps open battlecards.
  • Your team already pays for Semrush and wants competitive intelligence from the same vendor relationship.

When MarketAgent fits better

  • You need the size of the market and a market map, not only a feed of competitor changes.
  • You want to see every plan price and start today, without a quote or a demo call.
  • You ask open research questions, such as which segment to enter next or how a rival prices its new tier.
  • Your reports go to a board, investors or clients, so every fact needs a source and a capture date.

Trying MarketAgent next to Kompyte

Most teams run MarketAgent next to their current tool for one billing period first. Pick a monthly plan, add the five to twenty five competitors you already track and compare what each tool catches, how fast it arrives and how much noise you have to skip. Startup covers 5 competitors checked weekly, Team covers 25 checked daily with 5 seats.

If you move over, export your competitor list and alert rules, add them as monitored companies, and route alerts to the same Slack channels your team already reads. Then run a market map of your category so the landscape, pricing tiers and market size sit in one sourced report. Yearly plans are half the monthly price and come with an invoice, see MarketAgent pricing or the competitive intelligence pricing breakdown for how this compares with quote based tools.

Questions

Questions about switching from Kompyte

Kompyte does not publish prices. Its Essentials, Professional and Unlimited plans are sold by quote, and one software directory lists a starting price of about 300 USD without saying whether that is monthly. MarketAgent lists every plan, from $99 a month billed yearly to $2,499 a month for Enterprise.

Semrush acquired Kompyte in 2022, and the product is now branded Kompyte by Semrush. It is sold separately from the main Semrush SEO subscriptions.

Buyers usually compare Kompyte with Crayon and Klue for sales focused competitive intelligence, AlphaSense for document research, and lighter tools such as Competely or MarketAgent when they want listed prices, market sizing and self-serve checkout.

Yes. MarketAgent drafts battlecards and recommended responses from detected competitor changes, with a source on every claim. It does not push them into Salesforce or Highspot, so a large sales enablement program may still prefer Kompyte.

Yes. The homepage has a one time demo that shows part of a real market map. After that, a monthly plan lets you run both tools side by side for one billing period without a yearly commitment.

Yes. Each alert rule can go to email, a Slack channel or both, for example a price drop over 10 percent or a new pricing tier, and every change also lands in the weekly digest.

Compare on your own market

Run the demo with a company or category you know well and judge the sources yourself.

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