Find places worth a closer look
Explore competitor backlinks and directories. Inspect follow attributes, spam signals and source pages before you build an outreach list.
A clearer view of your search opportunities
Find your next
SEO opportunity.
See where competitors get links, explore the keywords they rank for, and turn the evidence into a focused plan for your website.
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A look inside your workspaceIllustrative data · not a live scan
Competitor research
A shorter list of links to explore
Start with relevant sources. Check the linking page before reaching out.
| Link source | Seen linking to | Link type | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch directorylaunch.example/tools | 3 competitors | Dofollow | Check submission terms |
| Creator resourcescreators.example/resources | 2 competitors | Dofollow | Review topic fit |
| Software guideguide.example/roundups | 1 competitor | Nofollow | Read the editorial policy |
A starting point, not a guaranteed placement.
A link in a competitor’s sample does not tell you its price, availability or impact.
Organic search
Find a useful question to answer
Research search intent before deciding to improve a page or write a new one.
| Keyword | Your saved position | Competitor position | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| voice cloning tool | 14 | 6 | Review your existing page |
| read articles aloud | Not in sample | 8 | Check audience fit |
| text to speech for creators | Not in sample | 12 | Validate search intent |
Missing from a sample does not mean missing from Google.
Compare the same market and language, then inspect the actual search results.
Your work queue
Keep the next move in sight
Save the recommendation, keep its original evidence and track the work.
In progress
Review the voice cloning page
Check search intent and add relevant internal links.
Original evidencePosition 14 in the saved sample
Your noteReview the page before drafting new content.
New scans do not rewrite your reasoning.
The saved task keeps the evidence it was created from, plus a history of your updates.
Explore the three example views. Your real projects and reports are only available after sign-in.
From competitor research
to work you can act on.
For founders and small teams who want a practical SEO workflow, not another pile of disconnected exports.
Choose content with evidence
Review organic keywords and visible pages in your chosen market. Treat potential gaps as questions to investigate, not automatic content briefs.
See what changed since last time
Compare two saved scans. Follow changes in positions, page metrics and link samples, with access to the original responses.
A simple research rhythm.
Start with one website and one useful competitor. Build your understanding a scan at a time.
Set your scope
Add your website, choose a country and language, then add the competitors you want to study.
Save a baseline
Preview the cost and confirm a bounded scan. Backlinks and organic reports stay in your project history.
Choose the next action
Inspect the evidence, save a task and add your notes. Compare another snapshot when you decide to scan again.
Research at your pace.
Spending on your terms.
Creating an account does not start a scan. Review the estimated cost before each paid request and keep each workspace within an allocated budget.
How scan costs workNo surprise refreshes
Scans start only after confirmation. No scheduled scans, automatic pagination or retries.
Keep separate work separate
Your website, competitors and one-off URL research have distinct places in the workspace.
Know what a suggestion is based on
Rule-based prompts link to saved evidence. The AI journal stores separate analyses; it does not silently regenerate them.
Found the next step?
Find the right expertise.
Explore development, technical SEO and AI specialist profiles. Bring a saved finding or a task of your own.
Explore expertsA specialist for the task
Filter by the outcome you need and the technology you use. Each profile shows its own rate and review information.
A brief before a commitment
Choose a profile or ask for help choosing. Confirm availability, scope and budget before any work starts. Demo profiles are clearly labelled.
Help me chooseA few things
worth knowing.
Clear expectations before your first scan.
Is Rankhunt available to use?
Rankhunt is in early access. Registration may be closed while the service is being prepared. Email verification and password recovery are not available yet.
What is free, and what costs money?
Account creation and reviewing saved data do not trigger paid scans. New scans use DataForSEO and require a budget enabled by this instance’s owner. The app shows a cost estimate before confirmation. Public subscription plans are not available yet.
Can I track selected keywords’ Google positions?
Rank tracking checks a bounded list of keywords for your project’s market and language. Choose desktop or mobile and a search depth, preview the cost, then confirm. Results are saved for comparison; checks are not scheduled automatically.
Will it automatically find and win backlinks?
No. It helps you investigate sources and keep track of your work. A directory or link candidate still needs a relevance check, and a listing may require payment or approval. Rankings and placements are not guaranteed.
Who can see my project data?
Other customer workspaces cannot access your projects through the app. The server owner can see scan metadata for support and budget control, and operates the underlying storage. The public example above never uses customer data.
Does the budget guarantee a provider-side cap?
The application checks estimates, reserves funds and stops managed scans when a charge needs review. These controls are not a spending cap enforced by DataForSEO itself. Requests outside this application are not included.
One project.
A clearer next step.
Bring your website. Start with the evidence.
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