Understanding your competitors isn't about copying, it's about knowing where to position yourself intelligently. A good benchmark helps identify what works elsewhere… and what will make you unique. This prompt helps you generate a clear comparative analysis, useful in product roadmap, marketing pitch, or UX monitoring.
Before designing a new feature
During market research phase
To justify product decisions to stakeholders
To inspire UX or differentiating ideas
A synthetic sheet for each analyzed competitor
Clear multi-criteria comparison
Strengths, weaknesses, and differentiating elements
3 concrete opportunities to improve your own product
This is the base template with placeholders. Replace the placeholders with your specific information:
You are a Product Strategist. Conduct a product benchmark by analyzing {{competitor_list}}. Compare them on the following criteria: {{comparison_criteria}}. The target audience of these products is: {{target_audience}}. Provide a synthetic analysis for each competitor (strengths, weaknesses, differentiating elements) and conclude with a summary including 3 improvement opportunities for our own product. {{additional_context_block}}
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List of competitors to analyze - e.g., Notion, Coda, Confluence{{comparison_criteria}}
Comparison criteria - e.g., onboarding, mobile UX, permission management, integrations{{target_audience}}
Target audience of the products - e.g., product teams, freelancers, students, SaaS companies{{additional_context}}
Additional context or constraint (optional) - e.g., analysis limited to free version, or focused on mobile experienceHere's an example with filled-in values:
You are a Product Strategist. Conduct a product benchmark by analyzing Notion, Coda, Confluence. Compare them on the following criteria: onboarding, mobile UX, permission management. The target audience of these products is: product teams. Provide a synthetic analysis for each competitor (strengths, weaknesses, differentiating elements) and conclude with a summary including 3 improvement opportunities for our own product. Also add these details: limit the analysis to the free version.
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