Feature · Intelligence
What are our competitors doing that we’re not?
Pick up to four rivals and Radar writes a ten-section report comparing you to them — content pillars, hooks, cadence, creators, audience and sentiment — ending in a clear list of what to copy and what to counter.
- You vs up to four competitors
- Ten structured sections, not a wall of charts
- Ends in concrete recommendations
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- You giveYour brand and up to four competitors.
- Radar doesAnalyzes each one and writes a structured, ten-section comparison.
- You getA shareable report ending in what to copy and what to counter.
The ten sections
Every report follows the same structure, so your team reads it the same way each time.
- Executive summary
- Positioning and messaging
- Content pillars
- Hooks and formats that work
- Posting cadence and volume
- Creator and influencer mix
- Audience and engagement
- Sentiment and reputation
- Gaps and opportunities
- Recommendations — what to copy, what to counter
Built to hand to a stakeholder
The report is written to be read by a CMO or a client, not just an analyst — plain-language findings backed by the underlying data, ending in a prioritized action list rather than raw metrics.
Used with
Competitor trackerStrategy decoderFor agencies
A competitive report costs 50 credits on Starter (40 on Growth and Scale).
Frequently asked questions
How many competitors can one report cover?
Up to four, compared against your own brand across all ten sections.
Is the report shareable?
Yes — it’s built to hand to a client or CMO, and pairs naturally with the competitor tracker for ongoing monitoring.
What does it cost?
A competitive report is 50 credits on Starter and 40 on Growth and Scale.
Start free — 7-day trial7-day free trial · 100 credits · no credit card