Competitive landscape template

A competitive landscape with sources on every claim

Most landscape decks are vibes in grid form. This one is a researched briefing on enterprise AI agents — adoption, ROI, and where agentic AI quietly destroys value — with every source graded on the slide. Page through the real thing, then get yours.

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What makes this one work

Claims you can check

Every headline number carries a source on the slide — graded for confidence, so a vendor claim never looks like an audited fact.

A position, not a collage

The deck argues where the market actually is — including the segments where the technology subtracts value.

Your competitors, your axes

Name the players and the dimensions that matter to you — pricing, moat, distribution — instead of a generic quadrant.

Fresh when you need it

Landscapes go stale fast. Re-run the same job next quarter and the research is rebuilt, not just re-dated.

Make yours

Name the market and the players

Tell the agent your category and which competitors matter — or let it propose the set and argue for it.

It researches live

Real web research with graded sources — filings, docs, pricing pages — not training-data memories.

Interrogate the result

Disagree with a placement? Say so. The agent defends or revises with evidence, slide by slide.

Frequently asked questions

Is the example a template I can fill in?

It is a finished landscape deck you can inspect — the point is showing what "researched" looks like. Your version is built from live research on your market, not from editing a static file.

How current is the research?

The agent searches the live web at build time and keeps sources attached to each claim. Confidence is graded — primary sources are marked differently from vendor marketing.

Can I use it for internal strategy reviews?

Yes — share the live link or export to PDF/PowerPoint. For recurring reviews, automations can regenerate the landscape on a schedule.

What does it cost?

Free to start. Free decks carry a small watermark — remove it per deck with a $2.99 Deck Pass, or use Pro for watermark-free exports across everything you make.