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Competitor analysis

Free AI competitor analysis tool

Paste any company's website. In about a minute you get its competitors, how they compare on price, how it makes money and how it gets customers. No account, no card.

What you get

A full competitor analysis from one link

  • Closest competitors

    4 to 8 direct rivals, each with how it compares in one sentence and a link to its site.

  • Price position

    Whether each rival is cheaper, similar, pricier or free, with the prices found.

  • The wider market

    Up to 12 more competitors named in public sources, plus a short summary of the landscape.

  • Pricing and business model

    Revenue streams, pricing model and the plan table, copied from the pricing page.

  • Growth channels

    SEO, social, partners, ads or product led growth, each with the evidence found.

  • What makes it different

    3 to 5 points of difference, grounded in what the company publishes.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

  1. Step 1

    Paste a website

    A competitor, a company you want to sell to, or your own site.

  2. Step 2

    Agents research it

    Ten AI agents read the site and run about 30 web searches, the way an analyst would.

  3. Step 3

    Read the report

    Share the link or download a PDF. Every section lists its sources.

Compared

Where Teardown fits

Different tools answer different questions. Teardown explains the business behind a website.

OptionBest forHow you get it
TeardownUnderstanding a company fast: competitors, pricing, customers, channelsFree, 3 a day, no account
SEO suites (Semrush, Ahrefs, Similarweb)Traffic, keywords and backlinksPaid monthly plans
Competitive intelligence platforms (Crayon, Klue)Ongoing tracking for large sales teamsAnnual contracts, sales demo
ChatGPT with browsingOpen questions, one at a timeFree or paid; you write every prompt

Real reports

See what a report looks like

Questions

Competitor analysis questions

  • Yes. You get 3 free teardowns a day with no account and no card. Opening a report someone already ran is always free.

  • The closest 4 to 8 competitors with how each compares and whether it's cheaper or pricier, up to 12 more rivals, and a short summary of the market. The same report also covers pricing, business model, customers, growth channels and what makes the company different.

  • From the company's own website and public web search results. Every section lists its sources. If something isn't published anywhere, the report says "Not found" instead of guessing.

  • Those tools measure traffic and keywords, on paid monthly plans. Teardown explains the business: who the competitors are, how they charge, who they sell to and how they get customers. Use both if you need traffic numbers too.

  • No. Each teardown is a snapshot. Run it again whenever you want a fresh one; reports under a week old open instantly.

  • Any company with a public website. Small sites with little content give shorter reports, and the report tells you when confidence is low.

Try it on a company you know

No account, no card. Paste a website and watch the agents work.