Run a normal Google search, click one button, and get the list of subtopics the ranking pages cover that your content is missing. Ranked by how many competitors cover each one.
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Every ranking page explains the DHA minimum benefit plan. Yours doesn't mention it.
Competitors treat this as the legal minimum every reader needs to understand.
You can publish 2,000 well-written words and still rank below a shorter page, because that page answers three questions yours never mentions. The gap is rarely obvious from reading — it only shows up when you compare.
Opening ten tabs and skimming each one takes 40 minutes, and you still miss things.
Density scores tell you which words to repeat, not which subjects you never covered.
Surfer and MarketMuse start at $99–$149/mo and expect you to set up a project first.
Run a normal search for the keyword you're targeting.
A small button sits above the organic results. One click loads the competitors.
Into the side panel. Or point it at competitor URLs you already know.
A ranked list of missing subtopics, with how many competitors cover each.
What makes a gap real. Topics are ranked by how many ranking pages cover them. Something four of five competitors discuss is a genuine hole in your coverage. Something one competitor mentions is probably just that site's hobby horse — and it's labelled low priority rather than padded into the list to make the report look bigger.
Each with a coverage count — 4 of 5 competitors cover this — so you know what to write first.
The questions ranking pages answer that yours doesn't. Straight into your FAQ section.
Exactly which competitor covers which topic, so you can see who's thorough and who isn't.
A real H2 for each gap, phrased like an editor wrote it. Paste it in and keep going.
Take the list into your brief, your sheet, or your writer's inbox.
Your draft is processed on your device. We send a topic outline, never your full text, and store neither.
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Your allowance resets monthly on your subscription date — including on annual plans. Upgrade or cancel from inside the extension at any time.
No. The extension reads the results page you opened yourself, in your own browser, when you click the button. It never sends automated queries to Google, and nothing runs without a click from you.
Your keyword, and an extracted topic outline — headings, frequent phrases, and questions — for your draft and each competitor page. Not your full text, and not theirs. That outline is used to produce the analysis and then discarded; we don't store it. See the privacy policy.
Not for the free plan. Install it and it works immediately. An email is only collected by Stripe if you decide to subscribe.
Paywalls, bot protection and JavaScript-only pages sometimes can't be extracted. When that happens the extension tells you which ones failed and analyses the rest, rather than quietly pretending it read five pages when it read three.
Those are full content platforms and do considerably more. This does one job: it tells you what the ranking pages cover that you don't, in the search results, in about twenty seconds, with no project setup. If you need workflow, briefs and a content editor, buy one of those instead.
No, and it isn't trying to. It tells you what's missing and suggests a heading for each gap. The writing is yours — which is the part that actually differentiates your page.
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