Know where you stand in your market, and how to close the gap.
Gmonitor benchmarks you against every licensed competitor, shows why you're winning or losing ground, and hands you the move to make.
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A rival's move hits your revenue weeks before it hits your dashboard.
Gmonitor doesn't hand you more data. It tells you what changed, why it matters to your share, and what to do about it, while it still matters.
Every rival move, ranked by impact
Promotions, odds, new games and registration changes, attributed to the rival who made them, the day they made them, and sorted by how much they matter to you.
Set against where you stand
Each move is read against your share of demand, revenue and acquisition, benchmarked against every licensed rival, so you see what it's costing you.
The move that closes the gap
A recommended counter-move with its projected revenue impact. The part benchmark tools stop short of.
The GGR your demand supports versus what you're booking. That's the gap, in euros.
A tier-1 operator's teams made Gmonitor part of the working day.
A multinational group with little presence on the ground in one of its markets moved competitive intelligence out of a dozen browser tabs and into one view, used by analysts and commercial staff across the group's brands.
A major operator's World Cup offer, read the week it happened.
- Changed
- Its welcome offer landed as one of the weakest in the market.
- Impact
- Acquisition underperformed. Its press and search campaigns were pulled from the round of sixteen, and visibility dropped sharply after.
- Seen
- In Gmonitor, the same week. Most teams read it a quarter later in the DGOJ numbers.
40+ hours a week collating competitor data by hand across a stack of paid tools, and counter-offers that landed after the window had closed.
One daily briefing replaced the collation and the overlapping subscriptions. The team moves the week a rival does, not the quarter after.
- Lower cost. Overlapping data subscriptions cancelled once the team moved onto one platform.
- Time back. Analyst hours shift from gathering data to acting on it.
- Better calls. Promotion terms checked against the source before budget goes into matching a rival's offer.
One platform. Each team sees the signals it competes on.
Counter a rival’s offer the morning it moves.
Daily competitor promotions mapped to the sporting calendar, so a counter-offer goes out the morning a rival moves, not the week after.
- Welcome offers and wagering terms
- Promotions mapped to the sporting calendar
- Odds repricing by operator
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“The advantage no longer lies just in having information, but in turning it into decisions before anyone else.”
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See exactly where you stand, for your brand.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your market, your rivals, and the gaps worth closing first.
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