Resources
Practical guides to studying competitor websites and presenting what you find. No fluff, no gated PDFs: the full method on the page.
Guide
The complete guide to competitor teardowns
What a competitor teardown is, the five pages worth studying, how to capture the evidence, and how to turn it into a deck people act on. A practical guide.
Updated 24 July 2026·14 min read
Guide
UX competitive analysis: a practical guide
How to run a UX competitive analysis: choosing comparators, what to evaluate on rival sites, a heuristics table, and turning findings into design decisions.
Updated 24 July 2026·12 min read
Guide
Competitor analysis for a website redesign
How to run competitor analysis for a website redesign: pick five comparator sites, capture your own site first, compare the right things, set principles.
Updated 24 July 2026·10 min read
Guide
How to take a full-page screenshot of any website
Four free ways to capture a whole web page in one image: Chrome DevTools, Firefox, Safari and extensions, plus phone captures and batch capture for research.
Updated 24 July 2026·10 min read
Guide
How to monitor competitor websites for changes
Which competitor pages to watch, how often, and methods compared: manual checks, the Wayback Machine, change detectors like Visualping, and Stravue watches.
Updated 24 July 2026·11 min read
Guide
How to present competitor research people act on
Why competitor research dies in spreadsheets, the ten-slide deck format people act on, slide order, live versus async delivery, and tailoring to the room.
Updated 24 July 2026·10 min read
Comparison
Website screenshot tools for research, compared
Browser built-ins, extensions like GoFullPage, screenshot APIs and the Wayback Machine compared with Stravue for research decks. Honest advice by job.
Updated 24 July 2026·9 min read
Guide
Using the Wayback Machine for competitor research
What the Wayback Machine does well for competitor research, how to read its snapshots, its honest limits, and when a forward-looking watch fits better.
Updated 24 July 2026·8 min read
Guides by role
How the capture-and-present workflow fits the job you actually do.
UX designers
Competitor teardowns without the screenshot chore.
Agencies
Walk in with their whole market marked up.
SEO and CRO
See what top pages have that yours don't.
Product marketers
The competitor deck, ready before the meeting.
Free tools
Small tools for the work around a teardown. No account, no email.
See every page on any website
Paste a domain and get its full page list, grouped into pricing, product, proof and the rest, exportable as CSV.
Competitive analysis deck template
A ten-slide PowerPoint skeleton for competitor research, with the structure and prompts already in place.
Frame a screenshot for a deck
Drop in a screenshot and get it cleanly framed on a presentation-ready slide. Runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.