Sources and competitors
Find out why they name your rival, and what it would take to be named
See the pages the assistants read before they name a rival, and the questions where each rival beats you. You stop guessing what to write and go straight to the page, review site or list that decides the answer.
The problem
“Why do they keep naming the same rival?”
When an assistant names a rival, it's usually leaning on a page: a comparison, a review roundup, a forum thread. Without knowing which, you're guessing what to write.
Keats lists every page the answers cite, marked as yours, a rival's or a third party's, and counts how often each one is cited without you. Those pages are where your work pays off.
The domains cited most
Each domain marked as yours, a rival's or a third party's, with the answers that cite it.
Rivals by week and by kind of question
Each rival's share of buying answers over time, and whether it wins on comparisons, prices or how-to questions.
Where each one beats you
The questions where a rival is named in more answers than you this week, biggest gap first.
For your agent
What your agent does with it
Before it drafts anything, your agent reads the pages that are winning the answer, so your page covers what theirs does and says it better for your buyers.
You ask it
“Which pages do the assistants cite when they name Testwise and not us?”
No agent? The same work is in the app, for your team to do by hand.
See it on your own brand
Request early access, and Keats asks the assistants your buyers' questions from your first week.