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Your account, your website and your data

Where to change your sign-in, set your own website, switch between light and dark, and delete your account and everything on it.

Updated November 9, 2026

Everything to do with your own account is on one page. Settings shows your name, email, how you sign in, your plan, your website and a link to notifications.

There's not much to configure, which is deliberate.

Step by step

  1. Open Settings

    From the sidebar, or from the menu under your name.

  2. Check how you sign in

    Sign-in method shows Google, Email & password, or both if you've used both. Signing in with Google on an account that already used your email links the two rather than making a second account.

  3. Set your website

    Your website does two jobs: it stops Find my competitors suggesting you back to yourself, and it's what the Compare card measures each competitor's pages against. See compare with your site.

  4. Go to notifications

    Manage notifications is where the email threshold, the Slack or webhook address and the report recipients live.

  5. Switch light or dark

    The theme toggle is in the menu under your name, top right. The public pages, this one included, stay light whatever you pick.

Deleting your account

Delete account, under Danger zone, removes your account, every competitor, every watched page and every detected change, and cancels any active subscription immediately.

It asks you to type your email address to confirm, because it can't be undone and there's no copy kept.

If you only want to stop the emails, turn them off on the notifications page instead. If you only want to get off a paid plan, Downgrade to Free keeps everything.

What Rival Radar holds about you

  • Your name, email and sign-in method.
  • Your competitors, the pages you watch, and the changes found on them.
  • The text of each page as it was at each check, which is what makes a before-and-after possible.
  • Your notification settings and your report recipients' addresses.

Card details are held by Stripe, not by us. The full detail is in the privacy policy, and the cookies, of which there are very few, are listed in the cookie policy.

What it holds about your competitors

Public pages, fetched the way any visitor would. Rival Radar never signs in to a competitor's site, never fills in their forms, and never identifies you to them.

Where each thing comes from, feature by feature, is set out on where our data comes from.

Questions

Can I change my email address?

Not from the settings page. Get in touch through the contact page and we'll sort it out.

Can I add a colleague to my account?

Not as a second login. Add them as a report recipient so they get the digests, or they can have their own account. See reports for your team.

Does the theme choice follow me across devices?

It's remembered per browser. The public marketing pages are always light, even when you've chosen dark for the app.

Can I export everything?

Not from a button yet. Ask through the contact page and we'll get it to you.

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