Feature
Drift detection & alerts
Drift is the pattern that manual checks are worst at catching — a few spots lost this week, a few more next week, nothing that looks alarming on any single day it's checked.
Flagged the moment it's recorded
Every probe result is compared against the game's recent history. A move outside the normal range for that placement — not just any movement, since some categories reshuffle daily by design — raises a flag immediately, so you're negotiating on this week's placement, not last quarter's.
Best position slipped 25 places over 2 days.
Why the quiet slide matters more than the dramatic drop
An operator that drops a game from #1 to #50 overnight has made an obvious, easily-contested move. Drift is different — a slide of two or three positions a week is small enough to attribute to normal lobby reshuffling, right up until a month has passed and the game has quietly slid 25 places. By then it's a renegotiation instead of a phone call.
Alerts route wherever your team already works, and every flagged change carries the same timestamp and screenshot as any other probe — so acting on an alert never means going back to re-verify it first.
See what a drift is actually worth while it's happening.
Read more →Turn drift alerts into an audit trail, not just a notification.
Read more →See how much sooner drift gets caught versus a manual cadence.
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