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If a competitor changes their pricing model, what exact process updates our published comparison answers across the site?

Reviewed by DaeLast verified Sep 24, 20264 sources

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Updating published comparison answers involves uploading the competitor's revised pricing documentation into your workspace, regenerating affected draft briefings, passing a mandatory two-layer human moderation review, and syncing approved content on your scheduled refresh cycle. Approved updates deploy automatically to your hosted URL or embedded directory on a weekly schedule for Starter plans or a daily twenty-four-hour cycle for Growth plans.

Updating published comparison answers requires ingesting new competitor pricing documentation, regenerating affected drafts against your baseline data, passing two moderation layers for team approval, and syncing updates on your scheduled refresh cycle.

Roughly 60% of Google searches end without a click (SparkToro and Datos, 2024), while artificial intelligence (AI) search engines quote indexed source content directly. Stale competitor pricing leads to lost pipeline and inaccurate citations across external search engines. Maintaining updated comparison libraries protects conversion across on-site searchers and AI discovery channels.

If you only do one thing: Upload the competitor's revised pricing sheet or web address directly to your workspace documents so the engine recalculates comparison drafts during your next scheduled refresh.

  1. Ingest updated source material: Upload the competitor's revised pricing page, PDF, or documentation into your workspace to replace outdated baseline figures.
  2. Identify affected comparison prompts: Flag the specific question entries within your 30-answer Starter or 150-answer Growth monthly allocation that reference the updated competitor.
  3. Generate revised draft briefings: The engine produces new comparison answers that lead with exact numbers, outline concrete differences, and attach primary source citations.
  4. Complete two-layer human review: Route revised briefings through the mandatory moderation queue, where your team inspects the text and gives the required final sign-off.
  5. Publish across your digital footprint: Approved answers deploy automatically to your hosted URL (`askdae.com/t/your-slug`) or embedded `/answers` directory on a weekly (Starter at $99 monthly) or daily (Growth at $549 monthly) cycle.
  • Watch out for: Automated publishing assumptions, since Dae requires explicit human approval on every answer before pushing modified competitor data live.
  • Watch out for: Missing citation dates, because AI search models prioritize explicitly dated and verified source references when resolving conflicting pricing data.
  • Watch out for: Plan-tier refresh delays, where weekly Starter tiers take up to 7 days to deploy scheduled updates versus the 24-hour cycle on Growth tiers ($549 monthly).

Upload the competitor's updated pricing documentation to your workspace files to review generated comparison drafts before your next daily or weekly refresh.

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