Building the Spyrate landing page for pricing intelligence

What I worked on today

• Wrapped up the Spyrate.io landing page. Kept it basic, but it feels like a solid starting point.
• Tested AI-generated UI with v0.dev, but it didn’t meet expectations. Switched back to Tailwind UI for a cleaner, more controlled build.
• Focused on clear, simple copy with just enough pirate references to give it personality.

Features section

• Spyglass monitoring – Automated competitor price tracking and online price monitoring
• Captain’s log – Change history for pricing intelligence tools
• Signal flares – Instant price change alerts for tracking market fluctuations

Kept the feature set concise and focused on clarity.

CTA

No captain sails blind. Secure your spot on the crew today.

A low-friction signup flow with a single button to join the waiting list.

Lessons learned

• AI-generated UI is still not refined enough for custom SaaS projects.
• Competitive pricing analysis isn’t just about data collection—it’s about making insights actionable.
• Structuring content around pricing intelligence ensures it resonates with businesses tracking market trends.

Challenges faced

• Balancing pricing strategy clarity with a strong brand voice.
• Structuring the price monitoring software UI to handle complex data without overwhelming users.

What’s next

• Developing the activity feed for monitors, ensuring real-time tracking and usability.
• Exploring how retail price intelligence can enhance Spyrate’s tracking capabilities.