KnightByrd VERISTheir claim did not change. The study behind it did.
A named competitor's published claims, read on a schedule, including when the evidence behind them moves.
WHY THIS EXISTS. A dossier is accurate on the day it lands and stale by the end of the quarter.
WHO IT IS FOR. Product marketing and competitive intelligence at companies losing deals to a rival with louder claims.
WHAT YOU GET. Daily reading of one named competitor's public pages. You are told when a claim is added, removed, or reworded, and when a source they cite fails to load, redirects elsewhere, or is rewritten while their claim stays exactly as written. One competitor per subscription. Monthly, cancel anytime.
• One named competitor, read daily, with each claim we find recorded as published.
• Tells you when a source they cite fails to load, moves, or is rewritten while their claim stays put.
• Two dated readings, so you can show what changed and when, rather than describing it.
HOW IT WORKS. You send the pages. VERIS reads them, records each claim verbatim, checks whether the evidence published beside it can carry what the claim asserts, and dates the whole file to the moment it was read. Delivery is scheduled read of the competitor's public pages + alert email; existing subscription billing.
THE OBJECTION YOU ARE ALREADY THINKING. "We already have a competitive intelligence platform." — Then you already see that their page changed. This reads the pages their page cites, and reports the case those platforms do not document: the wording is identical and the source behind it has gone. Keep the platform; this is the evidence layer under it.
THE PROOF. 16 companies read on 2026-08-19: 368 claims inventoried, 133 would face a substantiation question, and 2 came back with nothing high. A tool that flags nothing is broken; a tool that flags everything is worthless.
WE WENT FIRST. We ran it on knightbyrd.com before running it on anyone else and published the 2 findings it returned against us.
WHAT IT WILL NOT DO. It does not determine whether a claim is adequate. It does not give legal advice or reach a legal conclusion. It does not write a claim you did not publish. It does not treat an unknown as a zero.
Start free: scan one page at nexus.knightbyrd.com/veris and see the counts before you buy anything.
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