Competitive Intelligence
Track what competitors do in public — their hiring, their product listings and prices, their social output and the engagement it earns.
How it works
These Actors are designed to chain — the output of one is the input of the next.
- 1
Track hiring
LinkedIn Jobs Scraper reveals which functions and regions a competitor is expanding, ahead of any announcement.
- 2
Track the catalogue
Amazon Product Scraper captures competitor listings — price, availability, rating and review volume — on a schedule.
- 3
Track the narrative
Timeline and group Actors capture what competitors publish and how much engagement it attracts.
Scrapers for this use case
5 Goldmine Actors serve this workflow.
LinkedIn Jobs Scraper
Scrape LinkedIn job listings including detailed job information, company details, salary, and requirements.
Amazon Product Scraper
Scrapes detailed product information from Amazon product pages including price, features, images, and more
Scrape LinkedIn Company Details
Scrape detailed LinkedIn company data including employees, about info, stock data, affiliated and similar companies
Twitter User Timeline
Scrape tweets from a Twitter user's timeline using guest mode (no login required)
Instagram Profile Scraper
Scrape detailed Instagram user profile information including contact details, social links, and business information
What this does not solve
Worth knowing before you build a process on top of it.
- Only public signals are visible. Roadmap, revenue and contract data are not.
- Prices vary by region, account and Buy Box state, so a single observation is not the whole picture.
- Point-in-time collection misses changes between runs — schedule at the cadence you actually need.