Multi-domain competitor research
Crawl and compare thousands of competing websites so you can collect topic ideas from multiple domains instead of researching one site at a time.
Topicfinder is a competitive research tool for finding content topics and SEO-informed title ideas from competitor pages. Sort, filter, export, and organize research in one place.
Topicfinder is a competitive research tool for finding content topics and title ideas from competitor pages. It is positioned as a way to discover high-value topics quickly, pull SEO statistics, and organize the results in one place.
The product combines web crawling, search engine scraping, AI-assisted title generation, and multiple APIs to surface competitor pages, then lets users sort, filter, export, and save the findings for later use. The homepage frames it as a tool for marketers, content teams, and businesses that publish competitive content at scale.
Crawl and compare thousands of competing websites so you can collect topic ideas from multiple domains instead of researching one site at a time.
Pull SEO data from APIs and display real-time SEO metrics next to each topic, helping you evaluate ideas without jumping between separate tools.
Sort, filter, and refine results so you can narrow large topic lists to the pages and domains that matter most.
Run tasks on Topicfinder’s servers and keep research organized in your account, rather than spread across browser tabs, notes, or spreadsheets.
Export SEO insights from competitor pages and download selected results or full reports for later use or team sharing.
Generate optimized title variations with AI and score them by SEO potential and length, with green-scored titles presented as ready to use.
Use Topicfinder to compare competing sites, pull page-level SEO data, and build a list of topic ideas for an editorial calendar.
Use the title generator to turn a chosen topic into SEO-conscious title variations and review the length-scored options before publishing.
Use the export tools to save research from competitor pages, then share reports with teammates or download everything for later analysis.
Use filters and saved account data to manage ongoing research across one site or multiple sites without relying on scattered notes and spreadsheets.
Use the higher-tier plans when multiple people need access to the same account, with user seats and role-based access for team workflows.
Yes. The pricing page lists a Trial plan with free access, and the page text says the Starter plan also has a free trial available.
Topicfinder is aimed at competitive content research. The homepage says it is designed for competitive creators, marketers, content teams, and businesses that need to find and organize topic ideas from competitor pages.
The pricing page says credits are used for competitor searches, and each search can uncover the top 100 pages of a specified website. The site also explains that you can refine searches with filters and remove competitors you do not want to spend credits on.
Yes. The pricing page lists multiple user seats on the Business plan and unlimited user seats on the Agency plan, and it explains that users can have different permission levels.
The pricing page says payments are currently accepted by credit card through Stripe.