How many credits does a scan use?

1,500 credits for each Radar scan, topic scan or competitor scan. Credits are refunded if the scan fails. Reopening saved results and the automatic daily refill are free.

Do I need to connect Google Search Console?

No. Radar works from your website content and Google keyword data. For keywords you already rank for, use the separate Search Console Radar tool.

Will it suggest topics I already wrote?

Radar filters out ideas close to your article titles and focus keywords, your content plan keywords, pages found on your site and keywords you hid. Ideas you write or plan later are marked in the list.

Which languages and markets does it support?

Ideas are written in your website's content language, and search data comes from the matching market, for example Vietnam for Vietnamese, the US for English and Japan for Japanese.

Yes. On paid plans (Lite and up) you can call POST /v1/analysis/ai-radar with a domain and optional topic. It uses the same 1,500 credits and returns ideas with intent, difficulty, volume source and suggested titles.

SEO Toolkit • AI Website and Competitor Analysis

Get the Best SEO Keywords From Analyzing Your Site and Competitors

AI Market Radar uses AI to analyze data from your website and your competitors and recommend the best SEO keywords for your site, with search intent, difficulty and a suggested title, skipping topics you already cover.

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No credit card required • Instant 50,000 trial credits upon signup

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https://wriai.com/dashboard/analysis/ai

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PRO

AI Market Radar · demo-garden.com

Sample data

1,500 credits / scan

Niche

Indoor plants and home gardening supplies

Core keywords

indoor plantsgrow lightsplant care

Competitors

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AI analyzes your site and competitors, then recommends keywords sorted into groups.

Competitor scan

Up to 10 ideas per competitor, from its public pages

Topic scan

More ideas around a topic you choose, merged into the list

Free daily refill

A new batch when most ideas are used, once a day

The Legacy Friction

Why Traditional Manual SEO Keeps Holding You Back

Disjointed spreadsheets, expensive freelancers, and manual click-work drain your time while your competitors automate.

Friction #1

Running Out of Topics

After a few dozen posts it gets hard to tell which topics are still missing from your site, and which of them people actually search for.

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Friction #2

Keyword Lists With No Context

A raw export of keyword ideas does not tell you which ones fit your niche, what the searcher wants or what article to write for each.

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Friction #3

Ideas You Already Wrote

Generic keyword tools keep suggesting topics you have already published or planned, so you spend time removing duplicates by hand.

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Autonomous Workflow

How Wriai Automates AI Market Radar

Set it up once. The engine continuously monitors, analyzes, and executes 24/7 without manual intervention.

01Stage 1

AI Analyzes Your Website

It reads your homepage title, description, headings and text to identify your niche and extract up to 12 core keywords, which you can add to or remove.

02Stage 2

Analyze Your Competitors

Add competitor domains or pick from the list Radar suggests from Google results. AI reads their public pages to find topics they cover that your site is missing.

03Stage 3

AI Recommends and Groups Keywords

AI combines your site, your competitors and Google search data to recommend keywords that fit your niche, sorts them into 4 groups and writes a title, search intent and short reason for each.

04Stage 4

Skip What You Already Have

Ideas close to your articles, content plans, site pages and hidden keywords are filtered out. Then you write, plan, hide or export the rest to CSV.

Enterprise Capabilities

Engineered for High-Scale Production SEO

Built on autonomous multi-agent pipelines designed to handle single blogs to thousands of client sites.

Clear Groups

Four Opportunity Groups

Trends, content gaps, easier long-tail keywords and buyer-intent queries such as pricing, reviews and comparisons, each with a suggested title and writing mode.