Competitor tariff tracking for Saudi telecom operators
A rival changed a plan on Sunday morning. You should not hear about it on Wednesday.
What it is
Offer Watch is competitor tariff and plan monitoring for telecom operators, also called price plan tracking or offer benchmarking. Every offer published on the websites and apps of nine Saudi telecom brands is read on a fixed daily cycle, across prepaid, postpaid, roaming, fiber, fixed wireless access, add-ons and bundles. Each offer is held as a structured record — price, allowance, validity, conditions, eligibility — so a launch, a quiet price change or a withdrawal is detected as a difference against yesterday rather than noticed by chance.
What it reads
- Sources
- Operator websites and apps, published tariff pages, terms and conditions, campaign landing pages, and app-store release notes where offers are announced in them.
- Brands
- Nine consumer telecom brands, sub-brands and MVNOs.
- Products
- Prepaid, postpaid, roaming, fiber, fixed wireless access, add-ons, bundles and device-plus-plan combinations.
- Fields held
- Headline price, data allowance, voice and SMS, validity, contract term, eligibility conditions, fair-use terms, promotional period and expiry.
- Cadence
- Daily full sweep, with change triggers issued on detection. Priority products can run more frequently.
What you get
Change triggers
An alert the day an offer launches, changes or disappears, naming the brand, product, field changed and previous value. Terms-and-conditions changes are flagged even when the headline price holds.
Live offer book
Every current offer in the market in one structured table, filterable by brand, product and segment, with your own portfolio shown alongside.
Normalised comparison
Price per GB, price per minute and effective monthly cost after promotional periods, so offers priced to look different can be compared on the same basis.
Offer history
The full record of every change by brand and product, which turns a competitor's pricing behaviour into a readable pattern: how often they move, how deep they cut, how long promotions run before quiet withdrawal.
How it works
Sweep
Every published surface for nine brands, read on a fixed daily cycle.
Structure
Each offer parsed into fields rather than stored as a page. Comparison and change detection both depend on structure.
Diff and alert
Today's record is compared to yesterday's. Any difference becomes a trigger, routed to the teams that need it.
Who uses it
- Pricing teams
- Hold a current, structured view of every competing offer without an analyst rebuilding the spreadsheet each week.
- Product managers
- See where a portfolio is exposed on price per GB, and where a promotional period is about to end across the market.
- Retail and channel
- Walk into the week knowing what a customer will have seen advertised by the operator next door.
- Regulatory and commercial
- Keep an evidenced history of published terms, with dates, for any question that arrives later.
Questions
How is this different from having someone check competitor websites?
How quickly is a change detected?
Does it catch app-only or segment-only offers?
Can it compare offers that are structured differently?
Does it cover fiber and FWA as well as mobile?
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