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Build a Competitive Battlecard Against a Named Competitor

Generate a structured battlecard with competitor positioning, ICP, pricing model, top objections from review data, gaps

About this prompt

This prompt helps AEs, sales engineers, and sales managers build a research-grounded battlecard against a specific named competitor. It produces six sections: the competitor's value prop and positioning, their ICP, their pricing and contract model, the top objections their customers raise on G2 or review sites, how your product addresses each gap, and three discovery questions that surface the competitor's limitations naturally. Use it when you're displacing an incumbent or entering a competitive evaluation.Battlecards built from product marketing alone rarely reflect what actually comes up in competitive deals. This prompt generates a practitioner-ready battlecard for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE] against [COMPETITOR] by pulling publicly available information — positioning language, customer segments, pricing signals, and review-site complaints — and structuring it into a sales-usable format. The six sections are sequenced for deal use: understanding how the competitor positions themselves, knowing which accounts they target and why, anticipating pricing objections, knowing where their customers complain publicly, having a ready answer for each gap, and being able to surface those gaps through questions rather than feature comparisons. The two key variables are [COMPETITOR] and [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE] — be specific with both to get output that reflects actual competitive dynamics rather than category-level differences. For best results, review the AI-generated review-site objections against real prospect feedback your team has heard, since AI training data may lag recent product changes. Use this prompt when entering a new competitive motion or when existing battlecards are stale; for live deal coaching on a specific in-flight competitive evaluation, pair the battlecard with a roleplay prompt that drills the specific comparison questions the prospect is asking.

The prompt

Provide my sales team with insights into [COMPETITOR] to better position [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE]. You are an AI assistant with access to public information. Research and summarize: 1. [COMPETITOR]'s c
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Variables to replace

COMPETITOR|YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE|YOUR PRODUCT

How to run it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot — it's tuned to run in any of them.
  2. Replace the variables — swap each bracketed token for your deal's specifics. The variables list above explains every field.
  3. Make it yours — run it, keep what's strong, and tighten your inputs on the next pass. The prompt improves with your context.

What good output looks like

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StageEvaluation
SeatAE,Sales Engineer,Sales Manager
DifficultyIntermediate
Time to valueQuick Win (under 10 min)
Works withAI-Agnostic
CategoryAccount Research & Buyer Intelligence
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