Sample baseline
From a missing citation to a fix your team can defend.
This example shows the structure of a RivalPatch audit. Real baselines use your category, public sources, and approved competitor set.
Fictional workflow software category
20 buyer-intent prompts · 4 shown below · checked weekly
01 · Answer visibility
Where the brand enters—or leaves—the shortlist
02 · Freshness check
One stale claim weakens the comparison
“Northstar’s Business plan starts at $49 per seat.”
“Northstar lists Business at $59 per seat, billed annually.”
Pricing page · checked in this fictional exampleWhy it matters: a buyer who verifies this claim may distrust the rest of the comparison. Update the price, add an “as of” date, and keep the source visible.
03 · First fix sprint
Publish one evidence-rich decision page
Regulated workflow software: a controls-first comparison
Build a buyer-facing answer asset around the gap shared by three absent prompts: named security controls with current primary sources.
- Cite the current trust-center evidence
- Compare controls, not vague “enterprise security” claims
- Add review dates and source links to every volatile fact
- Recheck the 20-prompt baseline after publishing
Make it yours
Start with your actual category and competitors.
Scope the free audit hook
Which page should we check first?
The instant preview identifies scope only. We do not claim a crawl until a person has checked the evidence.