Analook

Analook is an AI competitor-intelligence tool that analyzes a product URL and combines signals from SEO, traffic, social, Product Hunt, GitHub, pricing, and web history. It presents a decision brief, positioning and monetization notes, growth analysis, channel signals, and sources. The homepage advertises REST API and MCP access, but the pricing page labels Team API access as coming soon. General availability and plan entitlement are not confirmed.

✨ Key Features

• Analyze a competitor URL — Start with a product website and generate a structured report.
• Combine 15+ public data sources — The site lists SEO, traffic, social, Product Hunt, GitHub, Wayback Machine, and Google Trends signals.
• Review positioning and monetization — Turn collected evidence into a decision brief.
• Inspect growth history — Review website evolution and strategic inflection points.
• Study acquisition channels — Compare traffic, social, and propagation signals.
• See an AI verdict and Strategy Radar — Use summarized recommendations alongside source evidence.
• Export or share a report — The interface lists share and Markdown export actions.
• API/MCP offering — The homepage advertises agent access while Team pricing says API access is coming soon. Confirm provider access and the eligible plan; this listing does not promise an available API in every subscription.

💳 Pricing

• Introductory allowance — Two full reports to start, not a recurring monthly free allowance.
• One report — US$5 per additional analysis without a subscription.
• Pro — US$19/month for 30 reports/month and a seven-day free trial.
• Team — US$79/month for 100 reports/month and team collaboration. API access is labelled coming soon.

Further full reports require a purchase or subscription after the introductory reports are used. The API/MCP homepage claim conflicts with the Team availability label; confirm access before depending on it.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Founders comparing competitors before a product launch.
• Growth teams researching acquisition channels.
• Product marketers preparing positioning briefs.
• Investors screening public market signals.
• Agencies producing repeatable competitor reports.
• Developers evaluating advertised API/MCP access after confirming availability and plan entitlement.