An add-on priced per named competitor, selectable on the proposal and carried into checkout. The terms are stated on the page: each competitor must be named in writing, protection applies only to those named companies and not to the whole category, and exclusivity runs alongside the subscription — cancel the subscription and exclusivity ends with it. Founder pricing locks the rate for those competitors permanently.
Also called: territory exclusivity · block my competitor · keep it out of my market
- 1Slots are added and removed in the checkout, each with the competitor's name
- 2A per-slot monthly price is added to the package price
- 3The proposal carries a default number of slots and a maximum
- 4The founder tier and the post-launch public tier are shown side by side
Exclusivity is usually sold as a vague claim over a territory or a category, which means the buyer discovers what they actually bought on the day a competitor turns up. A builder can instead name specific competing companies in writing and pay to keep those companies off the platform. The terms are spelled out rather than implied: it covers only the named companies and not the category, and it runs alongside the subscription, so cancelling the subscription ends the exclusivity with it.
- Category-wide exclusivity claims that cannot be honoured
- No way to protect against the two or three shops that actually matter
- Unclear terms about what exclusivity covers and how long it lasts
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