Our agents needed data, so we gave them the best. Brand Intelligence started as the data layer behind AITasker's AI marketing agents. It is how our Paid Media, SEO and Social analysts see what every brand in a market is doing. Today we're opening it to everyone as a standalone competitor intelligence tool. It puts your competitors' ads, social posts, SEO, content and reviews in one workspace, with an AI analyst on top.
Your competitors' whole playbook is already public. Ad transparency libraries, public social profiles, websites and review pages show what they sell, how they pitch it and where they spend. The problem is that it's scattered across a dozen tools and tabs. Brand Intelligence collects it continuously and organises it so you can act on it.
What is Brand Intelligence?
Brand Intelligence is AITasker's brand intelligence platform for marketers who want to see the whole picture of a competitor, not just one channel. You follow the brands you compete with (and the ones you admire), put them in groups, and the workspace keeps their activity up to date across six channels:
- Paid Media: competitor ad research across six public ad libraries
- Google Ads: competitor keyword and spend intelligence, plus your own connected account
- Social Media: organic posts and profile activity from the brands you follow
- SEO: organic keywords, traffic estimates and the keyword gap against your brand
- Content: the articles, blogs and lead magnets behind a brand's content engine
- Reviews: Google and Trustpilot reviews for your brand and every competitor you track
A workspace switcher scopes every feed, board and group to one of your brands, to all of them, or to none. Multi-brand works on every plan, including Free.
One rule runs through the whole product: numbers always come from stored data, never from the model. The AI writes the commentary. The facts come from what was actually observed.
Track competitor ads across six ad libraries
Most teams who track competitor ads do it by hand. Someone opens an ad library before a launch, screenshots a few creatives and calls it research. A week later that research is out of date.
The Paid Media module replaces that with a live feed. Explore Ads is a searchable feed of collected ads that you can filter by format, industry, creative angle, country, language, status and video length. Ads are classified automatically when they arrive. Top Ads ranks them by a score that combines recency, run duration, live status and platform signals. The Brand Tracker keeps the brands you follow refreshed automatically, and Boards give you a swipe file for the creatives worth keeping.
Explore Ads: one searchable feed for competitor ad tracking, filterable by format, status, country, language and more.
An AI analyst that actually watches the ads
Point the AI analyst at any ad and it reads the creative: visuals, on-image text, video transcripts and keyframes. It then writes a structured teardown of the ad's hook, offer, angle and format. Semantic search lets you find ads by meaning and pull up "more like this" across brands (semantic similar-ad search starts on the Starter plan).
AI ad analysis of Aarke AB's own 27-second video ad. It scores 62 ("Good"), and each part of the breakdown links to the evidence behind it.
Group Insights and Weekly Insights
Following brands one at a time only gets you so far. Group Insights looks at a whole set of brands, such as your direct competitors or a category you want to learn from, and does the analyst work for you:
- Activity pulse and monthly trends
- Media mix and platform split
- Day-of-week launch patterns
- Top hooks and landing pages
- AI commentary, grounded in the data
In the example below, Aarke AB's Swedish competitor group showed 684 ads over the last 90 days, from 9 brands running ads, with 633 unique creative concepts. Those numbers describe that one group. They are not AITasker statistics, but they show the kind of picture a group produces in a single view.
Group Insights for Aarke AB's competitors, with the Weekly Insights briefing on the right.
Weekly Insights, in the app and in your inbox
Every week, Brand Intelligence writes a briefing for your groups (one group on the Free plan, every group on paid plans): what the brands launched, where, and when, with recommendations for your own brand and the evidence for each one. You can read it in the app, and it also arrives in your inbox by email, so the competitive picture comes to you.
The Weekly Insights email: your competitor briefing in your inbox every week. Example: Aarke AB's competitor group, Oct 5–11, 2026.
Built for digital marketing agencies
The competitor intelligence tools in Brand Intelligence, Group Insights above all, suit how agencies work. That's why we think of it as a strong option for competitor analysis for agencies:
- Pitching a prospective client? Build a group for the prospect's market before the meeting. You'll arrive knowing which competitors are running ads, on which platforms, with which hooks and landing pages, and how often they launch.
- Planning strategy for an existing client? Use the same groups as the evidence base for a digital marketing strategy, and let Weekly Insights flag what changed since your last report.
A dedicated Agency plan, with client workspaces, white-label reports and team seats, is in development. Until it arrives, Pro covers up to 15 of your own brands and 500 tracked brands.
Beyond ads: social, SEO, content and reviews
Ads are where most competitor tools stop. Brand Intelligence also covers what a brand does when it isn't paying for attention:
- Social Media follows organic posts and profile activity from the brands you track.
- SEO shows organic keywords, estimated traffic and the keyword gap between you and each competitor, and highlights the biggest position moves since the last refresh.
- Content maps the articles, blogs and lead magnets each brand publishes.
- Reviews collects Google and Trustpilot reviews for your brand and every competitor you track.
The SEO module compares your position with every tracked domain and lists the biggest keyword moves since the last refresh.
Explore Posts: competitors' organic posts from every major platform, in one searchable feed.
Group Insights for social, "When they post": the publishing rhythm and per-platform trends for a competitor group (example: Aarke AB's competitors).
Reviews Group Insights, "Trends": spot where a competitor lags its group. Here, Fellow trails the group median on customer service.
My Reviews: your own ratings, response rate and unanswered negatives, with an AI-drafted reply one click away. Reviewer names blurred.
Connect your own ad accounts
Competitor research works from day one with no integrations. When you're ready, connect your own ad and social accounts. Brand Intelligence will then give you insights and recommendations on your campaigns and generate performance reports, all next to the competitive picture. The Free plan includes 2 connected ad accounts and 2 connected organic accounts.
Create on-brand content and publish it
Brand Intelligence also includes Create tools that generate on-brand images and videos for ads and social pages, plus hooks, content posts and replies to customer reviews. You can then post them directly to each platform. Your brand kit (logo, colours, typography and tone of voice) is generated from your website URL during setup, so what you create starts on-brand.
Create: 12 ways to make new ads, from your products, from competitor ads you have analyzed, or from ads you already run.
Point the same lens at yourself: free marketing audits
Once you've seen your competitors clearly, turn the same lens on your own brand. Brand Intelligence runs scored audits, each out of 100, across website, SEO, social media, content marketing and competitor research. They're based on crawled and measured evidence, and every plan includes all five.
The audits overview combines every completed audit into one prioritised "what to fix first" list.
You can also start with our free marketing audits before setting up anything else:
- The free SEO audit scores 14 technical dimensions from crawlability to structured data, and adds AI-search readiness and E-E-A-T trust signals.
- The free website audit for performance and conversion checks Core Web Vitals, mobile readiness, accessibility and CRO, and gives you an overall score with a letter grade.
- The free social media audit scores your publishing cadence, recency, engagement, content mix and platform coverage across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and X.
- The free competitor audit compares your site with up to 10 competitor URLs on positioning, digital presence, content gaps, threat level and opportunity.
- The free content marketing audit grades your content volume, quality, SEO, strategy, distribution and lead generation.
All five audits, including the competitor audit, run inside a free AITasker account, and none of them asks for a credit card.
Pricing: free forever, with paid plans when you need more
The Free plan is a free competitor analysis tool with no time limit: 2 of your own brands and up to 20 tracked brands, free forever, with no credit card. It also includes all six ad platforms, monthly allowances of AI ad analyses and creative generations, AI insights on one tracked group, 100 tracked SEO keywords per brand, three ad boards, a shareable report and all five core audits refreshed monthly.
Paid plans fit two kinds of marketer:
- If you run marketing for your own brand, Starter ($39/month) raises the limits to 5 of your brands and 100 tracked brands, with AI insights on every group, weekly audit refreshes and semantic similar-ad search.
- If you're at a digital marketing agency managing many client brands, Pro ($99/month) covers 15 of your brands and 500 tracked brands, with on-demand insight refreshes, unlimited boards and reports, unlimited connected accounts and daily audit refreshes. The Agency plan (client workspaces, white-label reports, team seats) is coming soon.
These are launch prices, locked for as long as you stay subscribed, and yearly billing saves 20%. Eligible customers can start a paid plan with a 7-day free trial.
Ready? Start tracking competitor ads free. Setup takes a URL.
Frequently asked questions
What is a competitor intelligence tool?
A competitor intelligence tool collects public information about your competitors and organises it so you can act on it: their ads, social posts, search rankings, content and reviews. Brand Intelligence brings all of these into one workspace and adds AI analysis on top, so you're not stitching together separate tools.
Which platforms does Brand Intelligence cover?
Ads come from the public ad libraries of Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, LinkedIn, Google and YouTube. Beyond ads, it tracks organic social posts, content, SEO keywords, and Google and Trustpilot reviews for the brands you follow.
Is Brand Intelligence really free?
Yes. The Free plan is free forever and needs no credit card. You can add two of your own brands and track up to 20 other brands. Paid plans raise the limits when you need more.
Do I need to connect an ad account?
No. Competitor research works from day one with no integrations. Connecting your own ad and social accounts is optional. It adds insights, recommendations and performance reports for your own campaigns.
How do Weekly Insights work?
Put tracked brands in a group and Brand Intelligence writes a weekly briefing on what they launched, where and when, with recommendations for your brand. You get it in the app and by email.
Is Brand Intelligence a good fit for marketing agencies?
Yes. Agencies use Group Insights to research a prospect's competitors before a pitch and to build digital marketing strategies for existing clients. Multi-brand is included on every plan, and an Agency plan with client workspaces and white-label reports is in development.
Start free today
Your competitors' playbook is public. Brand Intelligence puts it in one place, reads it for you and sends you a briefing every week. Learn more about our approach to competitor intelligence, or skip ahead and try the free competitor analysis tool. Agencies can create a free Brand Intelligence account and build their first competitor group before the next pitch. If you want the full module tour first, start with competitor ad tracking on the product page.