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• Ask the Firecrawl support agentFirecrawlUsage based
• Exa page contents for URLsExaUsage based
• Extract page contentTavily MCPfrom $0.008/5 results
• Firecrawl advanced scrape with LLM extractionFirecrawlUsage based
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• AI visibility auditChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Grok, asked your buyers’ questions, with the brands they name and the pages they cite.
• Keyword researchSeed terms in, a ranked keyword list out, with what page one covers and how people ask in forums.
• SEO competitor analysisYour real Google competitors, the keywords and links you’re missing, their best pages, and what they changed on them.
• Traffic drop diagnosisWhen rankings fell, which pages and keywords lost, what changed on those pages, and what Google announced that week.
• Local SEO auditYour local rank from nine points around you, your profile against the top three, their reviews, and your site’s details.
• Content refreshAn article that slipped, the keywords it still holds, the pages that now outrank it and what changed in the news since, turned into an update plan.
• Link building prospectsPages that link to your competitors’ guides, resource pages found on Google, each one read, with a verified contact for the site.
• AI citation outreachThe pages ChatGPT cites most for your category, read to see who they list, with the authors’ verified emails to ask for a mention.
• Competitor ad researchTheir longest-running Meta and Google ads, why they work, where they send people, and how those offers changed.
• Product photo adsYour product page for the copy, your category’s longest-running ads as the brief, then new scenes, headlines and a clip.
• AI video adsHooks from your niche’s longest-running video ads, objections from YouTube reviews, then frames, clips, a voiceover and music.
• TikTok ad researchThe best-liked TikTok ads in your niche, how each one holds attention second by second, who runs them in the ad library, and the pages they send people to.
• Google Ads campaign planKeyword ideas from your site and a competitor’s, their volume and cost per click, a traffic forecast at your bid, competitors’ Google and YouTube ads, and a campaign ready to build.
• Creator sponsorship researchThe YouTube videos and podcasts your competitors sponsor, found from the sponsor reads themselves, with each show’s audience signals and media kit.
• LinkedIn ad researchYour competitors’ LinkedIn ads from the ad library, the offers and lead magnets behind them, and the Google ads they run alongside.
• Search Console quick winsQueries where you sit just off the top of Google with real impressions, pages competing with each other, who ranks above you and what their page does better.
• Landing page diagnosisWhy a landing page converts less than before, from your ads, GA4 and Search Console together, with its mobile speed and its copy read against the ads that send traffic.
• Checkout funnel leaksWhere shoppers drop between product page and purchase in your GA4, by device and browser, with the speed of the pages they leave and what those pages say.
• Competitor price checkEvery seller of your products on Google Shopping and Amazon with today’s price, competitors’ shipping and promotions read on their own pages, and the coupon codes in circulation.
• Online store teardownA competitor store’s platform and apps, its estimated search traffic, its catalog, best sellers and shipping terms, and the strategy behind its ads.
• Checkout teardownA browser agent walks three competitors’ checkouts as a guest, stopping before payment, and lists every step, fee and upsell, next to their shipping terms and page speed.
• Seasonal promo planWhen demand for your category peaks, what three competitors offered last season on their archived pages and in their ads, and a promo calendar for this year.
• Affiliate partner listBlogs and YouTubers who review products like yours, the affiliate programs they already use, and contacts at each site.
• Account researchTheir site, latest news, official filings and the profiles of the people you’ll meet, in a one-page brief with sources.
• Local business prospectsLocal businesses of one type in your area with their ratings, their websites read and tested for speed, and contacts at each, each with a concrete reason to call.
• Job hunt shortlistOpenings that match your profile on LinkedIn and Google Jobs, each post read on the company’s site, with the likely hiring manager and their email.
• Interview prep briefThe company’s site and latest news, what it posts on LinkedIn, your interviewers’ backgrounds, and what candidates say about its interview process.
• Competitor hiring intelWhat competitors hire for this month, the skills and tools in their job posts, how their teams are split by department, and what their careers pages promise.
• Market researchThe companies in the space, their pricing pages, Google search demand for the category, and what buyers say on Hacker News and X.
• Competitor change trackerWhat changed this month on three competitors’ home, pricing and product pages against last month’s archived copies, their news and their search traffic.
• Investor target listFunds that led rounds in your space recently, their thesis read on their own sites, the partners to contact and their emails.
• Media listJournalists who covered your topic in the last months, found from their articles, with their X profiles, verified emails and the story each one wrote.
• Weekly newsletter draftThe week’s news, Hacker News stories, X posts and Reddit threads on your topic, the best ones read in full, turned into a newsletter draft with links.
• Sponsored article outreachSites in your countries that sell sponsored articles on your topic, checked for spam and traffic, with their offer read and a verified contact.
• App Store keyword planYour app’s listing, the App Store keywords it and its closest competitor rank for, the competing apps, and the “best app” articles people read, turned into a new title, subtitle and keyword field.
• Software vendor comparisonThree vendors’ pricing pages, their Trustpilot reviews, what users say on Reddit and Hacker News, side by side before you buy.
• Property listing kitA property’s details read from its listing, what’s around it, three virtually staged photos and a short walkthrough video, with a listing text that sells the area.