Brief
The written brief. Pricing and packaging, segments and positioning, channel mix, each competitor’s moves in the last 90 days, the positioning gap, and one named next move with a confidence rating.
A competitive brief you can check line by line.
One named company against four named competitors, written only from the public record. Every factual sentence carries its source URL and the date it was read.
18 pages, delivered 48 hours after scope is confirmed in writing. €297, fixed.
- Pricing pages
- Filings
- Archived pages
- Public datasets
- Published reviews
Three files land in your inbox.
Matrix
The comparison matrix behind the brief: your company and the four competitors side by side, attribute by attribute. Sort it, filter it, extend it.
Sources
The source log. Every URL the brief relies on and the date it was read, in plain text you can open anywhere.
What it covers, and what it will not do
A brief does this
- Compares one named company with four named competitors
- Covers pricing and packaging, segments and positioning, and channel mix
- Dates every competitor move from the last 90 days
- Ends in one named next move, with a confidence rating
- Puts a source URL and the date read on every factual sentence
A brief does not
- Interview customers, run surveys or hold workshops
- Use anything that is not publicly available
- Give legal, tax or investment advice
- Take calls. Delivery and follow-up are written
- Recommend a move the sources do not support
The whole offer, in ten lines
- Product
- Written competitive brief
- Covers
- One named company and four named competitors
- Length
- 18 pages
- Turnaround
- 48 hours from written scope confirmation
- Price
- €297, fixed
- Files
- PDF brief, XLSX comparison matrix, MD source log
- Sources
- Public record only, each with URL and date read
- Free entry
- 5-page diagnostic
- Ongoing
- Standing watch, €67 per month
- Delivery
- Written only. No calls, no retainer, no seats
Animated diagram of how a brief is made, in five stages: five companies are scoped, the public record is read, each sentence is tied to its source, the operator checks the recommendation, and three files are delivered or the fee is returned. The same steps are written out beside it.
How a brief is made
- 1 of 5, Scope
You name five companies and one decision.
Your company, the four competitors you want it measured against, and the decision the brief has to inform. Scope is confirmed in writing. The 48 hours start there.
- 2 of 5, Read
The public record is read for all five.
Pricing pages, filings, archived pages, public datasets, published reviews. Each source is logged with the date it was read. Nothing private, no interviews.
- 3 of 5, Bind
Every sentence is tied to its source.
A factual sentence is written together with its URL and the date it was read. A sentence that cannot hold a source is cut, not softened.
- 4 of 5, Check
The operator reads it against the evidence.
The recommendation is read against what the sources actually say, and citations are spot-checked. Three outcomes are possible: ship, rework, or refuse.
- 5 of 5, Deliver
You get three files, or your money back.
Supported: the PDF brief, the XLSX comparison matrix and the MD source log arrive by email. Not supported: the cover page says so and the €297 is returned in full.
One page from a brief
III. Pricing: three of four competitors sit in one band
Competitors A, B and D publish entry pricing between €39 and €52 per seat per month.source 1source 2source 3
Competitor C publishes no price and routes every pricing visitor to a demo request.source 4
Competitor B is expected to raise prices next quarter.No public source held this sentence. Cut.
None of the four lists a procurement or security-review tier on its pricing page.source 1source 2source 3source 4
Named next movePublish a procurement tier with a visible price before competitor C does.Confidence: medium. The record shows the gap. It does not show demand at a specific price.
If the public record cannot support a specific recommendation, the cover page says so and the fee is returned in full.
A brief that is never allowed to say the evidence is not there gives you no way to tell a supported recommendation from a confident one. This clause is the difference.
Three prices, all fixed
Diagnostic
Five pages on your company and the competitors visible from your site: positioning, published pricing, gaps and one next move. Enough to judge the method before you pay for anything.
Free
Request the diagnosticCompetitive brief
Your company against four named competitors. PDF brief, XLSX comparison matrix and MD source log. Source URL and date read on every factual sentence.
€297fixed
Order the briefStanding watch
The same five companies, read again every month. Each issue reports only what changed since the last one: new moves, pricing shifts, positioning drift.
€67per month
Start the watchWritten delivery only. No calls, no retainer, no seats.
One operator, by name
Quintara Reports is one operator in Vienna, working in Central European Time.
I read every brief before it leaves and decide whether it ships, goes back for rework, or is refused and refunded. There is no account manager and no sales call, because there is nobody else.
Damyan MalchevOperator, Quintara Reports
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Asked before ordering
How is this different from a consultant or a fractional CMO?
You pay for a finished document, not for hours: €297, fixed. It arrives 48 hours after scope is confirmed in writing. And every factual sentence cites its source, so your team can argue with the reasoning without having to take the facts on trust.
What happens if the evidence is thin?
Then the brief says so. If the public record cannot support a specific recommendation, the cover page states that and the €297 is returned in full.
Can we talk it through on a call?
No. Delivery and follow-up are written. If your scope needs sharpening you get written questions before work starts. After delivery, reply to the email and you get a written answer within one business day.
Is what I send you confidential?
Yes, by default. Your company, URLs and notes are stored for delivery and the refund window only. Nothing is published or reused without your written approval. Email business@quintara-reports.com to have it deleted.
How is a brief produced?
Drafting is AI-assisted: sources are collected and each claim is tied to its URL and the date it was read. Then the operator reads the recommendation against the evidence, spot-checks citations, and signs it or refuses it.
Why only public sources?
Because you can check them. Filings, pricing pages, archived pages, public datasets and published reviews can all be opened by you or your team. If your decision needs interview data, the cover page says so instead of pretending the public record answered it.
What is in the free diagnostic?
Five pages on your company and the competitors visible from your site: positioning, published pricing, gaps and one next move. It shows you the method and the citation standard. It does not replace the brief, which covers four competitors you name.
What does the standing watch add?
The same five companies are read again every month, and each issue reports only what changed: new moves, pricing shifts, positioning drift. €67 per month, cancel any time.
Start with the five free pages.
Send your site. You get five pages by email and can judge the citation standard before you spend anything.