trace

Pricing decisions need evidence, not bookmarks.

Trace saves pricing pages, Reddit threads, reviews, and sales notes, then turns them into cited pricing and positioning packets.

Inbox
Default project for saved sources
competitor.com12mPricing

Signal: pricing page moved rollout confidence and predictable expansion above generic AI copy.

reddit.com1dCustomer pain

Pain: setup, migration, and training show up more often than missing features.

g2.com2dObjection

Objection: teams want clearer expansion cost before they trust the package.

Supported Workflows

01
Capture competitor changes
Save snapshots of pricing pages before they change
02
Save buyer pain points
Clip raw, unedited language from Reddit threads
03
Semantic search
Instantly find exact quotes and sources across all your saved data
04
Project organization
Group related research into dedicated projects for specific features
05
Track sales objections
Log direct quotes from customer calls
06
Create cited packets
Turn saved moments into shareable decision docs

Pricing

Start free. Pay when Trace becomes part of the research loop.

Free
$0
20 saves max, 1 project
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Pro
$9.99/mo
300 saves per month, 5 projects
Select Pro
Pro-plat
$19.99/mo
1,000 saves per month, unlimited projects
Select Pro-plat

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Trace capture content?

Trace uses a browser extension to capture snapshots of web pages, Reddit threads, and G2 reviews without you having to manually copy-paste.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your captured research is stored securely and is only accessible by you and your team.

Can I share the packets with my team?

Absolutely. You can share cited packets via a public link or export them as markdown to use in your own internal docs.