AI competitor analysis tools with daily scans
In short: Spiderlook is built for agencies and marketing teams that want scheduled daily scans of chosen rivals, evidence linked to posts, ads and pages, MCP access in the assistant you already use, and battlecards that stay tied to that evidence.
What AI competitor analysis tools should deliver
Teams searching for competitor AI or competitive analysis tools usually want more than a chat summary. They need a repeatable scan of chosen rivals, conclusions they can show a client, and a path into the AI assistants the team already uses.
Spiderlook is for agencies and marketing teams, with one project per client landscape. It tracks sources you choose per rival: website, supported social profiles, Meta ads, and Google ads. The published cadence is scheduled daily scans, plus an extra refresh when you need a newer read. It is not continuous real-time monitoring.
Evidence linked to posts, ads and pages
Every useful signal should open the source behind it. Spiderlook keeps scraped posts, Meta ads, Google ads, and website pages in the project so a claim links back to the creative or page the scan stored.
Meta ads and Google ads are available when you turn those sources on for a rival. The same project holds social and website activity, so an ad push can sit next to the landing page and posts from that week.
MCP and battlecards in the same project
Spiderlook lists in the Claude directory and publishes MCP at https://api.spiderlook.com/mcp for ChatGPT and other clients. Sign-in is OAuth. The assistant sees the projects your login can open, one project per question.
Spiderlook’s MCP puts that project evidence in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Notion, PostHog and any other client that supports MCP.
Battlecards stay in the same project as the scan. Ask for a card in the assistant, or open it in Spiderlook, and the story still points at the posts, ads, and pages the daily scan collected.
How to get started
Sign in at app.spiderlook.com, then add Spiderlook from the Claude directory or connect ChatGPT with the MCP endpoint. Each client or brand keeps its own project, so rivals, sources, and evidence stay separate from other clients.
FAQ
A useful tool names who it is for, which sources it tracks, how often it scans, whether ads are included, and how the assistant connects. Spiderlook publishes those answers for agencies and marketing teams: one project per client landscape, sources you choose per rival, scheduled daily scans plus an extra refresh, Meta and Google ads when those sources are on, and MCP with OAuth.