Narsil SEO · Pro tool
The pages earning them money that you never built.
Compare your website to a competitor's and see exactly which money-making pages and topics they have that you're missing, ranked by revenue potential.
Included with Pro, along with every tool that ships after it.
Ranked by what earns, not what's busy
Most gap analysis sorts by search volume, which reliably puts the least valuable work at the top of your list. A thousand people searching something idle is worth less to a local business than forty people searching with a wallet already open. The gaps here are ranked by revenue potential, so the first thing on the list is the thing worth building first.
The signal worth acting on
One page they have and you don't is noise. Four pages on one theme is a bet somebody made on purpose, with a budget and a meeting behind it. Clusters are the finding; single pages are trivia.
We gave away the prompts
The Competitor Gap Analysis Kit is two copy-paste prompts and a cheat sheet: the first compares your sitemap against theirs, sorts pages into money pages and content pages, finds the clusters and ranks them; the second turns the top gaps into headings, meta descriptions, and outlines. It costs an email and it genuinely works.
What Pro adds
The same job without the pasting, next to fourteen other tools and the weekly website audit. Competitors move, so this is a question worth asking more than once, and that is where doing it by hand quietly stops happening.
Questions about gaps
- Which plan includes the Finder?
- Pro, at $99/month, which includes all fifteen tools and every tool that ships later. On Starter the tools are visible but locked.
- How is this different from your free Competitor Gap Kit?
- The kit is two copy-paste prompts and a cheat sheet: one prompt compares your sitemap against a competitor's and ranks the gaps, the other turns the top gaps into headings, meta descriptions, and outlines. You run them yourself and they work. The Finder does the comparison for you inside the platform. If you'll paste prompts, take the kit.
- Why rank gaps by revenue instead of search volume?
- Because volume rewards the wrong pages. A thousand people searching something idle is worth less than forty people searching with a wallet open. Ranking by revenue potential puts the page that earns at the top of the list, which is usually not the page with the biggest number next to it.
- Doesn't copying a competitor's pages just make me a worse them?
- It would if the output were a copying list, which is why the gaps worth acting on are clusters rather than single pages. One page they have and you don't is noise. Several pages on one theme is a deliberate bet they've made, and deciding whether to match it is a real strategic choice. You still have to make it.
Find out what they built while you weren't looking
Pro is $99/month with all fifteen tools and the weekly website audit. Cancel from the billing portal, no call.