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Asset Audit
Audit any asset against its source. Source can be text or a Google Doc — target can be a PDF, Word doc, or image.
Images
PDF · Word
Google Docs
Post Publish Audit
Find every claim that's outdated, misleading, or missing before a customer does.
Fact accuracy
Site-wide
LLM Citations
Is your site cited when customers ask AI engines about your product?
AI search
Citations
Competitors
Head-to-Head
See exactly where competitors beat you on messaging and get a playbook to close the gap.
Win/lose
Action plan
Ranking Audit
You wrote the article. Someone else ranks #1. Get an exact content brief to outrank them.
Content brief
Keyword gaps
Competitor Radar
Get an alert the moment a competitor changes their page — with context on whether to react.
Auto-monitor
Email alerts
Brand Intelligence
Brand Deep Dive
How do AI engines actually perceive your brand today? Find out and own your category narrative.
Brand perception
AI presence
Activity
All your past checks, audits, and reports in one place. Filter by tool, score, or date.
All history
Score trends
Activity
All your past checks, audits, and reports — every tool in one place.
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Competitive Jobs
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Recent Activity
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Score Health
Run checks to see scores
Score Trend
last 20
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High Fidelity
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Asset Audit
Check any asset against its source of truth. Paste or upload a brief or spec as your source — then check a PDF, Word doc, or image for accuracy and fidelity. RankAnalyze scores the match 0–100 and highlights every gap.
Using AI-generated content? This check is essential. AI models hallucinate — they confidently produce content that looks accurate but quietly contradicts your source material. Run Asset Audit before any AI-generated content ships to catch what your eyes miss.
Doc vs DocCompare two text documents — e.g. a published PDF against a spec or brief. RankAnalyze checks terminology, factual accuracy, and completeness.
Image vs SourceUpload an AI-generated or published image and check it against a text prompt or brand brief. Scores semantic match, style fidelity, and structural accuracy.
Fidelity Score0–100 score: 85+ is High Fidelity, 50–84 is Partial Match, below 50 is Low Fidelity. Each dimension (terminology, facts, completeness) is scored separately.
Source TypesSource is plain text or an uploaded file (PDF, Word .docx, TXT). Target can be a PDF, Word doc (.docx), plain text, or image (JPG/PNG). For live URLs or Google Docs, use Post Publish Audit.
How Asset Audit works
1 · Add the Source of Truth
Provide the reference that defines what the asset should contain. This is the baseline RankAnalyze uses to evaluate accuracy and fidelity.
📄 Documents: a contract, product specification, requirements document, research paper, policy, approved copy, or any reference document.
🖼 Images: the original image-generation prompt, plus any extra instructions or reference prompts used to create the image.
2 · Upload the Target Asset
Upload the asset you want RankAnalyze to evaluate against the Source of Truth.
📄 Documents: PDF, DOCX, TXT and other supported document formats.
🖼 Images: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP and other supported image formats.
RankAnalyze then compares the two automatically — for documents, every sentence and claim is evaluated against the reference; for images, the image is evaluated against the original prompt to see whether it faithfully represents the requested content.
Common use cases
Anywhere you've produced something that has to stay true to a source — especially AI-generated work — Asset Audit catches the drift before it ships.
📄 Documents & copy
- AI-written content QA. Before publishing an AI-drafted article, blog post, product description or email, check it against the brief or research it was built from. Asset Audit flags every line where the model invented a fact, changed a number, or drifted from your source — the hallucinations that read perfectly but are wrong.
- Spec & accuracy compliance. Compare a finished PDF, one-pager, datasheet or landing-page copy against the approved product spec. Catches outdated pricing, renamed or removed features, wrong version numbers, and claims the spec never actually made.
- Localization / translation check. Run translated or localized copy against the original source to confirm the meaning, terminology and key claims survived the rewrite intact — no softened or dropped points.
- Marketing-claim safety. Scan AI-generated ad or campaign copy for unverifiable statistics and exaggerated claims before they become a legal or credibility risk.
- Deck & proposal consistency. Verify a sales deck, proposal or pitch doesn't contradict the underlying spec or pricing sheet before it reaches a customer.
🖼 Images & creative
- AI image vs prompt. Confirm a generated image actually delivered what you asked for — the right subject and objects, correct attributes (colour, count, material, layout), and any on-image text spelled and placed correctly.
- Creative-brief QA. Check an ad, banner or social asset against the brief: required elements present, forbidden elements absent, brand colours and visual style on-spec.
- On-image text accuracy. Verify headlines, dates, product names, prices and legal lines rendered cleanly — no typos, garbling or warped characters, the classic generative-image failure.
- Render / mockup defect check. QA product renders or mockups for anatomy, geometry and perspective defects — melted edges, impossible structures, extra fingers — before they go live.
- Final publish gate. A last check on any generated visual so nothing off-brand, off-spec or defective ever ships.
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Post Publish Audit
Check that every claim on your site is accurate against your source of truth (release notes, docs, spec sheet). RankAnalyze scans your pages, verifies claims, finds dead links, and scores each page 0–100.
Site ScoreAverage of all page scores (0–100). 80+ is Good, 50–79 Needs Review, below 50 is Poor. Drops when claims fail or dead links are found.
Claim VerificationEach factual claim on your page is checked against your source of truth. Verdict is Verified, Unverifiable, or Contradicted. Contradicted claims get a rewrite suggestion.
Dead LinksLinks on your pages that return 404 or fail to load. Each dead link reduces the page score by 5 points, capped at -30.
PriorityCritical = homepage or top-level page. High = product/feature pages. Medium = blog/support. Low = everything else. Critical pages failing hurts most.
Score DeltaChange vs your previous run. Green = improved, Purple = regressed. Shows which pages got better or worse after your last update.
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How Post Publish Audit works
After you publish, check that your live pages still match your source of truth — no stale features, old prices, or claims your source never made.
1 · Add your Source of Truth
The reference your live pages should match — release notes, changelog, product spec, pricing sheet, or documentation.
Accepts pasted text, a URL, a Google Docs / Drive link, or a PDF / DOCX / TXT file.
2 · Point to your published pages
Enter your site and a short search term (a product or feature name). RankAnalyze finds the live pages that rank for it, pre-selects the top matches, and lets you add any it missed.
Pick up to 10 pages to audit.
3 · Review & fix
RankAnalyze reads each page against your source — verifying every claim (Verified · Unverifiable · Contradicted), flagging dead links, and scoring each page.
Start with contradicted claims and dead links, apply the rewrite suggestions, then re-run to track the change vs your last run.
Common use cases
Any time your live site can drift out of sync with what's actually true — after a launch, a price change, or a spec update — Post Publish Audit catches it before your customers do.
🚀 After a launch or update
- Release verification. Confirm product, feature and landing pages reflect the new release — no removed features, deprecated capabilities or superseded messaging still live.
- Pricing accuracy. Check pricing and plan pages match the current pricing sheet — catch old tiers, wrong amounts or renamed plans.
- Docs drift. Find documentation or help pages that now contradict the latest spec after a change.
🔎 Ongoing site hygiene
- Claim audit. Sweep marketing claims across your key pages for anything unverifiable or contradicted by your source of truth.
- Dead-link sweep. Surface broken or 404 links on important pages before they cost you conversions or SEO.
- Regression tracking. Re-run after each release to watch the score delta and spot new drift the moment it appears.
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Head-to-Head Competitive Analysis
Compare your product page directly against a competitor. RankAnalyze fetches both pages, runs a 9-section AI analysis, and tells you exactly where you're winning, where you're behind, and what to do about it.
CGI ScoreCompetitive Gap Index — 0 to 100. 70+ means you're winning on this dimension. Below 40 means significant work needed.
SWOTStrengths / Weaknesses / Opportunities / Threats — extracted directly from page content. Not generic — specific to what each page actually says.
Feature MatrixSide-by-side comparison of features mentioned on both pages. Green = you have it, Purple = they have it but you don't.
Messaging BattleFeatures, keyword phrases, trust signals and FAQ headings the competitor emphasizes — each checked against your own page — narrated into what to add and what you already cover.
Schema AnalysisStructured data (JSON-LD) detected on each page. Schema types like FAQPage, Product, Article help Google understand your content and improve rich results.
Backlink AuthorityDomain-level rank, total backlinks and referring domains for each side. Sourced data, frozen for 30 days.
Page Load TimesReal Google PageSpeed Insights data for each side's home page — Core Web Vitals and accessibility score, not a raw fetch timer.
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How Head-to-Head works
Put your page next to a competitor's and see exactly where you win, where you're behind, and what to change.
1 · Add the pages to compare
Paste your product page URL, then up to 10 competitor page URLs.
Use specific pages (/pricing, /features), not homepages — the more head-to-head the pages, the sharper the analysis.
2 · Let RankAnalyze run the comparison
It fetches every page and analyses them side-by-side — executive summary, feature matrix, messaging, schema, structural and keyword gaps.
Each competitor is scored on where you lead and where you trail.
3 · Act on the plan
Open any run to load the panels. Start with the Executive Summary for the big picture and the Feature Matrix for quick wins.
Download the full report to share.
Common use cases
🥊 Competitive positioning
- Benchmark before a move. Stack your product, pricing or features page against a specific rival ahead of a launch or repositioning.
- Find hidden gaps. Spot features you have but don't surface, and ones you're genuinely missing versus the competitor.
- Own the messaging. Uncover positioning angles and keywords the competitor leans on that you're not using.
🛠 Team briefs
- Brief your dev team. Hand over the structural gaps — schema, headings, FAQ and review signals — to close.
- Fill the content calendar. Feed the keyword gaps straight into what you write next.
- Arm sales. Turn the side-by-side into a battlecard the team can use on calls.
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⇄ Competitive Reports
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Page Ranking Audit
Drop in a page URL and RankAnalyze tells you exactly what's holding it back — what the leading pages do differently, where you have an opening no one else has taken, and what to fix first. This audit is focused on a single page. For a full-site view, use Brand Deep Dive.
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How Page Ranking Audit works
Drop in one page and find out what's holding it back — what the leading pages do differently, and the single highest-impact fix. Single-page focus; for a whole-site view use Brand Deep Dive.
1 · Enter the page to improve
Paste one page URL. RankAnalyze works out what the page is about and automatically finds the pages it has to beat.
No keyword or competitor setup needed.
2 · Read the plain-English cards
Each card covers one dimension — what the leading pages do differently and why it matters for yours.
Written in plain language, not jargon.
3 · Do the "What to do"
Every card ends with one concrete action. Start with the Overall Assessment for the highest-impact change.
Re-run after publishing to confirm you closed the gaps.
Common use cases
🎯 Improve a specific page
- Diagnose a stuck page. Find out why a key landing or product page isn't ranking and get the one fix that moves it most.
- Close topic gaps. See the topics and angles the top-ranking pages cover that yours doesn't.
- Claim an opening. Spot a subtopic or angle no competitor has taken that you can own.
📈 Content workflow
- Pre-publish check. Audit a new page before it goes live so it ships ready to rank.
- Confirm your edits. Re-audit after changes to verify the gaps are actually closed.
- Prioritise a backlog. Rank which pages to work on by the size of the opportunity.
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Rank Tracker
Enter a keyword and see where your domain and competitors appear across the top 100 live Google results — real-time, not a stale crawl. Optionally exclude social/video platforms and pick the country to check.
Live ResultsPulled from Google at the moment you run the check — not a cached or historical snapshot, so the position shown is accurate right now.
Top 100Checks up to the top 100 organic results — deep enough to catch a domain sitting on page 3–10, not just the first page.
CountryRankings differ by Google's country-specific index. Pick the country your target audience actually searches from.
Excluded PlatformsYouTube, Reddit, LinkedIn, etc. can occupy several top slots and push your real organic position out of view. Strip them out to see where you'd rank among competing brand sites.
How Rank Tracker works
① Enter keyword & domain
Type the keyword you want to check and your domain. Add competitor domains too, so you see everyone's position side by side.
② Narrow the search
Pick the country whose Google results you care about, and optionally exclude platforms like YouTube or Reddit if they're crowding out the organic sites you actually want to compare against.
③ Read the position table
Every domain found in the top 100 is listed with its exact rank, URL, and title — scan for your domain and every competitor at once.
Common use cases
📍 Track a keyword
- Check today's position. Confirm exactly where your page sits right now for a target keyword — no guessing from an outdated tool.
- Spot new entrants. See which domains have newly broken into the top 100 for a keyword you care about.
- Verify a fix landed. After a Ranking Audit fix goes live and Google re-indexes, re-run this to confirm the position actually moved.
🌍 Compare & localize
- Benchmark against named competitors. Add their domains to see your rank relative to theirs, not just your own isolated position.
- Check international markets. Switch the country to see if a keyword ranks differently on a different Google index.
- Clean up a noisy SERP. Exclude social/video platforms when they're crowding out the real organic competition.
🎯 Check Positions
Keyword
Your Domain
Competitor Domains optional — comma separated
Country which Google to check
Exclude Platforms uncheck to keep, check to strip from results
Useful when these platforms dominate the SERP and hide your real organic position.
Competitor Radar
Add competitor URLs and RankAnalyze monitors them on a schedule. When their pricing, messaging, features or positioning changes, you get an email alert and a strategic brief explaining what they're doing and what you should do in response.
Significance Score0–100 rating of how strategically important the detected changes are. Pricing and feature changes score highest. Minor copy tweaks score lowest.
Strategic BriefAI-generated PM summary: what is this competitor doing overall, what pattern do the changes reveal, and what's your best response this week.
Change CategoriesPricing — price or plan changes. Feature — new or removed capabilities. Messaging — headline/hook changes. Positioning — audience or value prop shifts. Removal — content taken down.
MomentumAccelerating = many significant changes recently. Steady = regular small updates. Slowing = no recent activity — they may be pivoting or stagnating.
How to use Competitor Radar
① Add competitors
Use "Smart setup" to monitor a full domain — RankAnalyze discovers key pages automatically. Use "Quick add" for a specific page (e.g. /pricing). Add a label so you remember which competitor it is.
② Set the right schedule
Daily for fast-moving competitors (SaaS pricing, launch pages). Weekly for most. Monthly for stable enterprise sites. Change the schedule any time from the dropdown in the watch table.
③ Act on alerts
When you get an email, open the dashboard and read the "Strategic Brief" first — it tells you what the competitor is doing and what to do this week. Route alerts by category: Pricing → PM, Feature → Product, Messaging → Marketing.
Common use cases
🛡 Defend your position
- Catch a price cut early. Know the moment a competitor drops pricing, before it shows up in lost deals.
- Track feature parity. See exactly when a competitor ships something that closes a gap you were relying on.
- Watch a specific threat. Use Quick Add to monitor just their pricing page if that's the only thing you care about right now.
📋 Stay briefed, not buried
- Skip the manual competitor-checking ritual. Set a schedule once instead of remembering to visit their site every week.
- Brief the team fast. Forward the Strategic Brief straight to Slack or a meeting instead of writing your own summary.
- Spot a pattern over time. Momentum (accelerating/steady/slowing) tells you if a competitor is in an active push or has gone quiet.
📡 Competitor Radar
Monitors competitors · Alerts by email on change
🎯 Smart setup — recommended
Monitor a competitor's products
Enter their domain. We find the products they offer — you pick which to track, then the pages behind each.
💳 5 credits per page, per check — charged only after a successful check (not for setup itself).
Quick add — single page
Watch one specific URL
Already know the exact page? Add it directly.
💳 5 credits — first check runs immediately after adding. Charged only if it succeeds.
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◉ Brand Deep Dive
Audit your brand's top landing pages in one shot
Enter your homepage URL → RankAnalyze discovers all your pages → you pick which ones to audit → runs 17 accuracy, UX, trust, and originality checks on each.
17 ChecksEvery audited page is scored on 17 metrics spanning content accuracy, UX/usability, trust signals, schema coverage, and content originality — not just SEO.
Auto-DiscoveryEnter just your homepage and RankAnalyze finds your real pages from your sitemap.xml (or robots.txt, or a crawl fallback) — no manual URL list needed.
Product-FirstDiscovery starts by identifying what you actually sell, then surfaces the pages tied to each product/service so you audit what matters, not every URL on the site.
4h CacheA page you've already audited in the last 4 hours is served from cache instead of re-fetched. Check "Force fresh analysis" if you've edited the page since the last run.
How Brand Deep Dive works
① Enter your homepage
RankAnalyze discovers your real pages via sitemap.xml (or robots.txt / a crawl fallback if no sitemap exists). No manual URL list needed — though you can paste or upload a sitemap yourself under "Use custom sitemap".
② Pick what to audit
Choose a product/service, then the specific pages behind it. You're not forced to audit every page on the site — just the ones that matter right now.
③ Read the scorecards
Each page gets scored across 17 accuracy/UX/trust/originality checks. Download the full report, or re-run with "Force fresh analysis" after you've made edits.
Common use cases
🔍 Site-wide health check
- Audit before a launch or redesign. Catch accuracy, UX, and trust issues across your top pages before customers see them.
- Find your weakest pages. Scorecards make it obvious which pages need attention first, instead of guessing.
- Confirm a fix worked. Re-run with "Force fresh analysis" after edits to verify the issue is actually gone.
🧭 When to use vs. Ranking Audit
- Use Brand Deep Dive for breadth. It's a full-site pass across many of your own pages — accuracy, UX, and trust, not competitive positioning.
- Use Ranking Audit for depth on one page. When a specific page needs to outrank specific competitors, that's the tool for a head-to-head content gap analysis.
- Run both in sequence. Deep Dive to find your weakest page, then Ranking Audit on that exact page to close the gap.
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20 credits per page — up to 200 for a full 10-page run. Charged only after a successful run — discovery and page selection are free.
◉ Brand Deep Dive History
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◉ Link Health
Check every page on your site for broken links and redirects
Enter your homepage URL → RankAnalyze crawls your pages (up to 50, from the sitemap) and checks every link found on them — including links to other sites. Pages returning a normal 200 aren't flagged — only real redirects and broken (4xx/5xx) links are listed, along with which page(s) link to them.
⚙ Settings
Settings panel coming soon. API keys, notification preferences, and licence management will live here.
GEO — Generative Engine Optimization
Enter your page URL. RankAnalyze scrapes it, understands your product, then auto-generates 10 genuine questions real users ask AI engines. It queries ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot with each question, scores citation readiness across four dimensions, ranks questions by brand visibility, and tells you exactly what to change to get cited.
Engines:
ChatGPT
Gemini
Copilot
Content Readiness Score0–100 score across three dimensions: Direct Answer Coverage, Topic Coverage, Evidence Strength. The higher the score, the more likely AI engines cite your page.
Direct Answer CoverageDoes your page directly answer the user's query? AI engines won't cite a page that's tangentially related — it must be the best answer to the specific question.
Topic CoverageDoes your page cover ALL the subtopics the AI answer covers? If the AI answer has 8 subtopics and your page covers 3, your topic coverage is low.
Evidence StrengthHow specific is your content? AI engines prefer pages with concrete stats, numbers, examples — not vague generalities. "Up to 60% faster" beats "much faster".
AI Accuracy RiskDoes the AI accurately describe your product? Flags cases where the AI's answer contradicts or misrepresents your actual offering — a separate signal from your content score.
Brand SentimentWhen AI mentions your brand, is it positive, neutral, or negative? And where in the answer — first recommendation or buried at the end?
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How LLM Citations Scan works
See whether AI engines recommend you for the questions your buyers actually ask — and get the fixes that make them cite your page.
1 · Enter your page URL
RankAnalyze reads your page, understands your product, and generates ~10 real questions buyers ask AI engines.
Add a focus keyword to steer questions toward one intent, or leave it blank for full discovery.
2 · See where AI cites you
Each question is ranked by citation opportunity — you can see which already mention your brand and which don't.
The top opportunity drives the deep analysis below.
3 · Close the citation gaps
Work the "This Week" actions for the biggest opportunity — add FAQ schema, fill answer gaps, add concrete evidence.
Re-run to track how many questions cite your brand over time.
Common use cases
🤖 AI search visibility
- Check your AI presence. See whether ChatGPT and other AI answers recommend you for the questions your buyers actually ask.
- Find the gaps. Surface the questions where a competitor gets cited and you don't — your biggest opportunities.
- Catch misrepresentation. Flag where AI describes your product inaccurately or contradicts what you actually offer.
📣 Content for AI engines
- Become the best answer. Reshape your page so engines pick it as the answer to a target question.
- Add what engines reward. Layer in FAQ schema, direct answers and concrete stats that make a page citation-ready.
- Track over time. Re-run release-over-release to watch your citation coverage climb as you optimise.
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