Know their quarter before they report it
Model a rival's organic sessions from ranking data and position-to-CTR curves, then watch what they change: new pages, new prices, a new entrant in the set. Planned, and not yet built.
Capabilities
Competitive numbers with the method printed on them, as planned: what a rival's traffic probably is, where you overlap, and what they changed this week.
Modelled traffic, method open
Positions and volumes through position-to-CTR curves, the same model for every domain in the set, reconciled against Search Console for the properties you own.
Keyword overlap and gaps
Where you and each rival compete, and the commercial terms they hold that you do not.
Movement feed
New pages, pricing changes and ranking jumps, watched on a schedule and delivered as dated events rather than a dashboard you have to remember to open.
From a signal to a brief
The move, the evidence and a suggested response packaged into one page you can send, instead of a screenshot in a chat thread.
From a signal to a brief you can send
Watch the set, model the numbers, alert only on material moves, then package the evidence. None of it exists yet.
- 01WATCH
Track the set
Track a keyword set and a competitor set, and record what moves in each.
- 02MODEL
Turn ranks into sessions
Positions and volumes become modelled sessions through published CTR curves, with the method open to your review.
- 03ALERT
Filter the noise
Say something only when a change is larger than the model's own noise.
- 04BRIEF
Package the move
The move, the evidence and the suggested response go into one page.
Compare
Two ways of estimating what a rival's traffic is. No vendor is named and no benchmark has been run.
| CAPABILITY | Traffic estimators | KutayGO INTEL Planned |
|---|---|---|
What the number is How an estimate is presented | A single figure | A modelled figure with the method documented beside it |
Calibration What anchors the model to reality | Nothing you can see | Reconciled against Search Console for the properties you own |
Comparability Whether two domains' figures can sit side by side | Each domain modelled on its own | The same model applied to every domain in the set |
What changed How you learn about a move | A dashboard you re-open | A dated feed of what each rival changed |
Alerts When you are told | On every wobble | Only when a change is larger than the model's own noise |
Accuracy claims What is promised about the error | A quoted percentage | None until measured against real properties |
Transparent pricing
Every tier is the same product; what changes down the ladder is how many domains it covers. The prices are confirmed and current. Nothing here is on sale: there is no checkout, no trial you can start and no payment route behind this page, so every button below joins the waitlist instead.
Lira prices are shown to visitors whose address places them in Turkey. That decides what is displayed and nothing more: the lira price is paid with a Turkish card, and the country of the card is what settles it at checkout. There is no checkout yet.
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Starter
One domain. For a single site you own end to end.
- 1 domain
- Modelled organic sessions for every domain in the tracked set
- A dated feed of what your competitors changed
- Search Console reconciliation for properties you own
- Slack alerts, CSV and API export
Pro
Three domains on one workspace and one invoice.
- 3 domains
- Modelled organic sessions for every domain in the tracked set
- A dated feed of what your competitors changed
- Search Console reconciliation for properties you own
- Slack alerts, CSV and API export
Scale
Ten domains. For an agency or a group of brands.
- 10 domains
- Modelled organic sessions for every domain in the tracked set
- A dated feed of what your competitors changed
- Search Console reconciliation for properties you own
- Slack alerts, CSV and API export
Max Scale
A hundred domains and past it, on the same workspace.
- 100+ domains
- Modelled organic sessions for every domain in the tracked set
- A dated feed of what your competitors changed
- Search Console reconciliation for properties you own
- Slack alerts, CSV and API export
Enterprise
LET'S TALKA scope agreed with you, and a named contact who owns it.
- Domain and competitor counts agreed with you
- Markets and keyword sets agreed with you
- Modelling method documented and open to your review
- SSO, SLA, DPA, audit exports
- A named contact who owns the account
One workspace, four modules, the same ladder on each
Every module is priced on the ladder above and none is on sale yet. The three others are described on their own pages, each with its own status.
Questions teams ask us
Join the Intel waitlist
Intel has not been written. If you want to hear when it is real, this is where that will happen, once there is something behind the form.
This page is a plan, not a product
Every finding above is drawn and the module is unwritten. When that changes, this page changes with it.