For companies selling PMP and project-management training
Toronto has 46 PMP training providers. You can name five.
Datavoy plugs into Claude or ChatGPT and teaches it the PM-training market in your metro: every provider selling against you, licensed or not, what each charges, and what changed this quarter.
The provider ranking #1 for “PMP training Toronto” holds no licence, appears in no directory, and is unknown to the buyer. Their prospects meet it first.
The product, mid-conversation
Ask it the way you’d ask a colleague
Quoting a Toronto client tomorrow — are we priced right for live-online PMP prep?
21 providers matched · showing 3 · median $1,695
| Provider | Course | Price | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cadence Learning Group | PMP prep, live online | $1,595 | 16 Aug 2026 |
| Northline Trainingyou | PMP bootcamp, live online | $1,795 | 17 Aug 2026 |
| Meridian Project School | PMP intensive, live online | $2,150 | 14 Aug 2026 |
You’re at $1,795 — 6% above the Toronto median of $1,695 across 21 providers. The pressure point is Cadence at $1,595, verified yesterday.1
Has anything moved this quarter?
7 changes since 1 Jun 2026 · showing 2
| Type | Provider | Change | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|
| price | Cadence Learning Group | $1,895 → $1,595 | 4 Aug 2026 |
| new provider | Meridian Project School | entered the market | 19 Jun 2026 |
Cadence cut live-online PMP from $1,895 to $1,595 on 4 Aug — that’s the undercut.1 And Meridian entered in June at $2,150, premium2 — the newest entrant sits $355 above you.
Sources
- 1 · cadencelearning.example/courses/pmp · checked 16 Aug 2026
- 2 · meridianprojectschool.example/schedule · checked 14 Aug 2026
What you can ask
Who sells against you. Who is about to buy.
Eight questions look things up; the ninth records how a deal went.
“Who is about to buy?” reads the public signals your future customers leave — job postings requiring PMP or PRINCE2, PMO build-outs, tenders, competitors’ case studies, hiring surges — scored, dated, with outcomes recorded as you chat.
Why it can be trusted
Built to be quoted on a sales call
A stale price quoted to a prospect is worse than no data.
Cited and dated
Every figure carries a link to the page it came from and the date it was read. The assistant cites as it answers; you verify in one click.
History that only grows
Every reading is kept with its date, nothing overwritten — so “what changed since June” is an answer, not a guess.
Your business is in the data
We read your site the way we read everyone else’s — “am I priced right?” comes back with both sides already in hand.
Northline Training · flagged as you prices $1,495–$1,995 · checked 17 Aug 2026Clean sourcing
Public pages only, read politely, never behind a login or paywall — and no LinkedIn data, ever.
One industry at a time
See what we already have where you sell
First market: project-management training, North America. We read the certification bodies’ directories, then search each metro for everyone they miss — prices rechecked weekly, buying signals daily.
Pick your area — the count is live, and if it is thin, we say so.
Pricing
One price. Everything in it.
About what you charge one student — for a year of knowing what every competitor charges.
Datavoy
$1,500 /yr
- Areasevery one we cover
- Competitors tracked in fullall of them
- Pricing, cohorts, changes, leadsincluded
- People on the accountup to 3
card now · nothing charged for 14 days
Annual is the default
Monthly carries a premium, on purpose: the history compounds.
Nothing is held back
No tier sees more than another. There is only one tier.
Your history stays yours
Export is free, any time; we never delete it.
Questions buyers ask
The short answers
Why is there no dashboard?
Because the assistant your team already uses is the better place to ask, and we would rather make that one place work than build a second thing to learn. A read-only coverage page shows what is tracked and when each record was last verified; everything else is a question away.
What exactly counts as a metro?
A named area from the published census list — a Census Metropolitan Area in Canada or a Core-Based Statistical Area in the US. You pick from the list; the contract names it, so there is no argument about where the line falls. A provider belongs to your metro if they serve it: based there, running in-person cohorts there, or ranking for that metro’s city-qualified searches — which is how a Chicago provider selling remote cohorts into Toronto counts as a Toronto competitor.
Where does the data come from?
The public web only: provider sites, certification-body directories, event listings, job boards, local news and search rankings. We honour each site’s rules for automated visitors, say who we are and how to reach us, and never read behind a login. LinkedIn is never collected — profile links found elsewhere are stored as links, nothing more.
What if a number looks wrong?
Every figure carries a link to its source and the date it was read, so you can check the page yourself in one click. Flag it and a person reviews the record — oddities like a large price jump are already held for human review before they go live.
What happens if we leave?
You export everything, free — we never hold history hostage and we never delete it. What ends is the watching: your record of the market stops updating the day you go, and a competitor who subscribes later starts from zero history, not from yours.
How long does onboarding take?
Connecting takes about two minutes: you copy two lines into your assistant’s settings, and we walk you through it on a call if you’d rather not do it alone. The longer work is ours — curating and hand-reviewing your metro’s providers before you connect — and it costs you nothing extra. There is no setup fee.
Two weeks free
See your metro before you pay for it
Add your card now; nothing is charged for 14 days, and cancelling in the trial costs nothing. See every provider already found in your area — including the ones you have not heard of — before you decide.