Competitor opportunity radar

See what yourcompetitors ship.Do it better, today.

Scoutie watches your competitors and your own site every day, then sends you a short, ranked list of what to do next.

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How it works

Add your URL. We do the research.

No keywords to pick, no dashboards to set up. Scoutie reads your site and your competitors' every day, and sends only what's worth doing.

  1. 1Takes 30 seconds

    Add your website

    We read every page in your sitemap and find your competitors for you. Keep the ones that matter.

    castly.appContinue

    Found 5 competitors

    Clipnest ×Framewell ×Pixelpost ×Notewave ×Bigcorp
  2. 2Every day, on its own

    We dig for opportunities

    Competitor sites, Google results, backlinks and your Search Console. Anything that isn't a real opportunity is thrown out.

    Read 214 pages on castly.app
    Checked 5 competitor sites
    Looked up 1,200 Google searches
    Dropped 31 ideas not worth doing

    9 opportunities ready

  3. 3Every morning at 8:00

    You get a short, ranked list

    The most important ones land in your inbox, each with why it matters and what to do. Open one and start.

    Scoutie · 8:00

    9 new opportunities for castly.app

    High priorityBuild a free GIF to MP4 converter
    Medium priorityGet into “Best screen recorders for Mac”

What we find

Scoutie checks your competitors for new free tools, new blog posts, feature launches, product updates, comparison pages, “alternatives” pages, new integrations, keywords they rank for, backlinks you're missing, directory listings

Five kinds of opportunities, each with the evidence behind it, the effort it takes and what to do next.

Write

Pages they rank with, and you don't have

Blog posts, guides, comparison and “alternatives” pages that bring your competitors search traffic. We read your sitemap first, so we never suggest a page you already have.

  • Write “Best screen recorders for Mac in 2026”
  • Publish a “You vs Loom” comparison page
  • Answer “how to record a Zoom call”: 2,400 searches/mo

Improve

Pages close to winning

Searches stuck on page two, pages losing clicks, snippets people skip and visitors who don't sign up. Each post is compared with Google's top results for its search.

  • Move “screen recorder with zoom” onto page one
  • Refresh /blog/record-mac: clicks down 40%
  • Add the 3 sections every top result covers

Build

Free tools and features they launch

Calculators, converters and generators that pull in search traffic, plus new features, integrations and changelog entries, the moment they appear.

  • Build a free GIF to MP4 converter
  • A competitor launched a Slack integration
  • Add a /tools section, like 3 of your competitors

Backlinks

Places that list your competitors, but not you

“Best tools” articles, directories and affiliates that send your competitors traffic. Each with its domain rating and traffic, the author's email and a pitch ready to send.

  • Get into “10 best screen recorders” · DR 62
  • Get listed on G2 and SaaSHub, like 4 competitors
  • Invite bloggers who earn from your competitors' affiliate programs

Technical

Fixes that hold your site back

Broken links, pages Google won't index, sitemap and robots.txt mistakes, missing titles, slow pages and AI assistants blocked by accident. Plus an alert if your site goes down.

  • Fix the broken link on /blog/record-mac
  • Shorten 12 titles over 60 characters
  • Let ChatGPT and Perplexity read your site

Inside Scoutie

Not just alerts. The work, ready to do.

Every opportunity says why it matters and comes with what you need to act: the author to email and the email itself, an AI prompt, or a brief. Then Scoutie measures what it brought in.

High priorityBacklinks

Get added to “The 10 best screen recorders for Mac” on macworkflow.blog

It links to Clipnest, Framewell and Pixelpost but not to you, and buyers read it before they choose.

Article traffic
~1,200 visits/mo
Domain rating
54/100
Dofollow link
Yes
JLJordan LeeSenior Editor · LinkedIn · Contact page
Subject: A suggestion for “The 10 best screen recorders for Mac”

Hi Jordan, I came across your list and noticed it covers Clipnest, Framewell and Pixelpost. I work on Castly, and I think it could be a useful addition for your readers…

Email JordanCopy text

Your morning email

Get new opportunities in your email.

Most important first, each with a priority and a one-line reason. Open the email and you know what to do today.

  • Choose daily or weekly, and the hour it arrives
  • Only get high-priority items if that's all you want
  • Filter by type and tag inside the app
  • Mark items as done and they never come back
Maya ChenRe: Launch checklist for ThursdayLooks good to me. Can we move the webinar to 3pm so the EU team can join?Launch-checklist.pdf
StripeYour payout of $4,820.00 is on its wayExpected to arrive in your bank account ending in 4242 on Friday.
Google CalendarInvitation: Weekly growth sync @ Thu 10:00 – 10:30Maya Chen has invited you to this event · Join with Google Meet
Linear3 issues assigned to youCAS-142 Export presets for vertical video · CAS-139 Cursor smoothing…

Works with your AI agent

Ask your AI what to do next. It already knows.

Connect Scoutie to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. Your agent sees your opportunities, gets a ready-made brief for each one, does the work with you, and marks it done.

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Why Scoutie

Other tools show you data. Scoutie tells you what to do.

Built for founders and small marketing teams at SaaS companies who don't have time to dig through dashboards.

SEO suitesAhrefs, Semrush

Deep keyword and backlink data. You work out what matters and what to do about it.

  • Keyword and backlink research
  • A short list of what to do first
  • Competitors' new tools and features
  • The page, prompt or email drafted

Change alertsPage monitors

Tell you a page changed. Not whether it matters, or what you should do.

  • Alerts when a page changes
  • Knows which changes matter
  • Audits your own site
  • The work drafted for you

Scoutie

A short, ranked list of what to do next, with the work already started.

  • Watches competitors' posts, tools and features
  • Audits your site with Search Console and Analytics
  • Ranks everything by impact
  • Drafts the brief, AI prompt or outreach email
  • Measures the result after you're done

Pricing

Pricing that pays for itself

A freelance SEO audit costs hundreds of dollars and is out of date next month. Scoutie keeps finding what to do next, and one page that ranks or one list you get into pays for a year.

Starter

$79 / month

For founders who want a clear plan for the week.

  • Weekly analysis and email
  • Up to 3 competitors tracked
  • Your site audit, including every broken link
  • Search Console and Analytics insights
  • Backlinks, directories and “best of” lists
  • 10 contact lookups a month, with the email written
  • AI prompts and CSV export
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Pro

$199 / month

For teams that ship every week and don't want to miss a move.

  • Daily analysis and email
  • Up to 8 competitors tracked
  • Urgent alerts when your site breaks
  • Content briefs for every new page
  • Your posts compared with Google's top results
  • Affiliate recruiting from your competitors' partners
  • 40 contact lookups a month
  • Everything in Starter, plus MCP for AI agents
Start free

Start free and see your first opportunities before you pick a plan. Cancel any time.

Questions

Simple by design.

Founders and small marketing teams at SaaS and software companies, especially without a full-time SEO person. If your competitors publish posts, launch free tools and ship features, it turns what they do into your to-do list.

They're research tools: great data you analyze yourself. Scoutie does that work for you and hands you a short, ranked list with the work drafted — the brief, the AI prompt or the outreach email. Plenty of teams use both.

Sign in with Google, type your website, and confirm the competitors we found. That's it. We collect your opportunities in the background and email you when they're ready.

We read your homepage to understand what you sell, then search the web for the companies buyers compare you with. You stay in control. Edit the list any time in Settings.

Every day. We compare each competitor's sitemap and pages with yesterday's, so you hear about new posts, tools and features within 24 hours. Your own site is re-audited on the same run.

No, but they help. Connect either with one click (read-only). Search Console adds keywords you almost rank for and titles people skip. Analytics adds pages with visitors but no signups, pages losing traffic, and visits from AI assistants, and ranks everything by real traffic.

No. Every run checks against everything you've already seen, done or dismissed, even when it's worded differently. And if you fix something without marking it, we notice on the next checks and move it to Done for you.

High means clear demand that's close to your product, like a free tool a competitor just launched or broken links on your blog. Low is nice to have. Every item has a short reason, so you can judge for yourself.

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