12 free tools
12 free tools for the three jobs that decide whether buyers find you: getting recommended by AI assistants, finding people who are actively asking to buy, and knowing what your competitors are doing. No account, no credit card, no trial. Most run entirely in your browser.
Free tools for answer engine optimization. See where AI assistants recommend competitors instead of you, and make your site easy for them to read and cite.
Answer engine optimization
Check whether AI assistants recommend your product for a real buyer question, and see which competitors they name instead.
Try it free ->Answer engine optimization
Generate the buyer prompts AI assistants actually get asked about your category, grouped by funnel stage.
Try it free ->Answer engine optimization
Build a valid llms.txt file for your site, including the citation and safety blocks most generators leave out.
Try it free ->Free tools for finding people who are actively asking to buy — recommendation threads, alternative hunting, and complaints about the tools they already pay for.
Demand intelligence
Turn your category into ready-to-run searches that surface people actively asking for a product like yours.
Try it free ->Switching intent
Get every switching-intent search for a competitor, live-linked across review sites, forums, and Google.
Try it free ->Free tools for tracking competitors and arming your sales team, without an enterprise competitive intelligence contract.
Sales enablement
Build a complete competitive battlecard your reps will actually use, and export it as markdown.
Try it free ->Business case
Model the pipeline a better win rate is worth, and what manual competitor research is already costing you.
Try it free ->Competitor monitoring
Assemble a free competitor monitoring stack: prefilled alerts, feed URLs, and a review cadence you can set up in ten minutes.
Try it free ->Free utilities for the Reddit-specific parts of the job: audience discovery, post timing, keywords, and formatting.
Audience discovery
Find the subreddits where your buyers actually are, ranked by whether recent posts there actually get any traction.
Try it free ->Post timing
See a subreddit's real posting-time heatmap, computed from the timestamps and scores of its recent top posts.
Try it free ->Keyword research
Find the real keywords and questions people search around your topic, then export the list.
Try it free ->Formatting
Write Reddit markdown with a live preview, then copy the raw source into your post or comment.
Try it free ->Every tool here does, by hand, one job that Linkeddit automates. You can generate a set of competitor complaint searches in a minute and get real switching-intent threads without paying anyone. You can build a battlecard, model the ROI of a competitive intelligence program, or ship a valid llms.txt file today.
What the free versions cannot do is run without you. They do not remember what you found last week, dedupe repeat signals, grade which competitor move actually matters, or put a brief in your inbox every Monday.
That gap is the product. Compete delivers a graded weekly brief on every competitor you track. Demand Intelligence runs intent searches continuously and scores each result. Answer Radar measures your share of AI recommendations over time.
So the tools on this page are not crippled samples with a paywall halfway through. They are the honest manual version, and they stay free.
FAQ
The questions people actually ask before using a free tool from a paid product.
Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use with no account, no credit card, and no trial period. Most of them run entirely in your browser, which means there is nothing for us to meter. The three that fetch live data are rate limited only to keep them available for everyone, not to push you toward a paid plan.
No. Every tool on this page works without an account, a credit card, or a trial. The three that fetch live data are rate limited per visitor so they stay available, and the AI Visibility Checker has the tightest limit because each check costs real money to run against a model. Nothing on this page asks you to sign up to see a result.
These tools do the manual version of jobs Linkeddit automates. Generating a set of competitor complaint searches takes a minute; running those searches every week, deduping the results, and grading which ones signal a switchable account is what the paid product does. The free tools are genuinely complete for one-off use.
If you sell software and want to know why buyers are not finding you, start with the AI Visibility Checker and the llms.txt Generator. If you want pipeline this week, start with the Buyer Intent Query Builder or the Competitor Complaint Finder. If you are preparing a sales team, start with the Battlecard Generator.
Yes. The Subreddit Finder and Best Time to Post tool read Reddit's public data directly, and the AI Visibility Checker queries a real answer engine and quotes the response it received. Nothing on this page returns invented metrics, estimated volumes, or fabricated answers.
Yes. Agencies and consultants use them for pitch prep, competitive audits, and onboarding research. There is no license restriction on the output. If you are running the same audit across many clients every month, the paid product will be faster than repeating the manual loop.