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Docs, comparisons and pricing pages that still match the product

Every release changes a number somewhere on the site: a plan price, a feature limit, an integration, a version. CiteRanger finds the pages that still describe the old product, and the competitor pages that describe theirs wrong too.

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Why software teams use it

The product moves faster than the content

Marketing wrote the comparison page in Q1. Product shipped three releases since. The page now describes features that changed, at prices that changed, against competitors that changed.

Support tickets are a symptom

A help article with an outdated setting or limit produces confused users and tickets. Finding those articles before users do is cheaper than answering the tickets.

Comparison pages cut both ways

Your "X vs Y" pages cite competitor prices and features. When those move, the page is wrong about someone else, which is the kind of error people screenshot.

How a SaaS team runs it

  1. 1

    Project per content type

    Help center, comparison and alternative pages, blog, pricing mentions. Different owners, different schedules, one account.

  2. 2

    Scan after each release

    Run the help center and comparison projects after a release goes out. The report lists every claim that no longer matches current sources, including your own changelog and pricing page.

  3. 3

    Alerts on the competitor set

    Put comparison pages on a schedule. When a competitor changes a price or a plan, the alert tells you which of your pages now say something wrong about them.

Built for product-driven content

Product detail checks

Versions, features, limits, integrations and specifications are checked as claims, not just prices.

Projects per content type

Docs, comparisons and marketing pages with their own cadence and alert recipients.

Scheduled scans and alerts

Set the comparison set to a short cycle and let the alert tell you when a competitor moved.

APIAPI access is in development. Agencies and teams that want to trigger scans from their own systems can join the early access list.

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One credit checks one article. The free plan includes every feature with 15 credits and no credit card.

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  • Multi-provider AI scan
  • Source validation (does the source still say it?)
  • Report with corrected values and sources
  • CSV export
  • PDF report
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Frequently asked questions

Can it check our own help documentation?
Yes, any published URL. Help articles are a common first project because they contain the most product-specific claims: settings, limits, versions, integrations.
Does it verify competitor information on comparison pages?
It checks the claims your pages make about competitors against those competitors' current public pages and other sources, and flags what no longer matches. It does not guess what a competitor charges; it shows you the source.
Can we run scans automatically after a release?
Scheduled scans run on the cadence you set. Triggering scans from your own deployment pipeline needs the API, which is in development; join the early access list to be notified.
What about pages behind login?
CiteRanger reads publicly reachable URLs. Public docs, marketing and comparison pages work; authenticated in-app content does not.

Scan your 15 most-visited help and comparison pages, free

Those are the pages where an outdated limit or price generates the most tickets. Start there.

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CiteRanger is in beta. Features and plans may change before general availability.