Free content gap analysis tool

Free content gap analysis tool

Find Your SEO Content Gaps with a Free Analyzer

Enter your website and up to three competitors. Fetch Hive compares the keywords each site ranks for, keeps the ones your competitors have and you don’t, then groups them into topics and ranks what to write first. Volume, difficulty and intent from Google keyword data, with a plan you can act on.

Run a free content gap analysis

Enter your site and up to three competitors. The workflow finds the keywords they rank for that you don’t, groups them and tells you what to write first.

Your first content gap report is free.No account required.

Leave competitors empty and the workflow picks the three sites that share the most keywords with yours.

platefulapp.com

Example report
United Statesvsweeknightkitchen.comsimplysupper.coprepnest.iomeal planning app for busy families

Example report with fictional sites. Enter your website above to find your real content gaps.

Content gap summary

Competitors own the planning and budgeting questions. You own the app comparisons.

Start with the budget meal planning cluster: 3 keywords, 14,600 searches a month, and nothing on your site ranks for any of them. Your 412 ranking keywords cluster around app names and feature comparisons. Both competitors rank for the practical questions people ask before they look for an app: weekly plans, grocery budgets, meal prep for beginners. Those searches are large, mostly informational and the difficulty is low to mid, so a handful of guides covers most of the gap.

Keyword gaps2144 strong opportunities
Monthly searches63.1Kacross the gaps shown
You rank for412keywords in United States
Shared keywords96where you both rank

Domains Compared

How many keywords each site ranks for, and how much of that overlaps with you.

Step 1
platefulapp.comYour site
Baseline
412keywords
weeknightkitchen.comCompetitor you entered
19% of their keywords overlap with yours
2,140158 you miss
simplysupper.coCompetitor you entered
23% of their keywords overlap with yours
1,720121 you miss
prepnest.ioAdded by the workflow
31% of their keywords overlap with yours
98064 you miss

Competitors marked “added by the workflow” were chosen because they share the most ranking keywords with your site. Add your own to override them.

Keywords Competitors Rank For That You Don’t

Every term below has at least one competitor in the top 20 and no page from your site in the top 100.

Step 2
Sorted by opportunity. Opportunity weighs volume, difficulty and fit with platefulapp.com.
KeywordSearches / moDifficultyIntentWho ranksOpportunity
budget meal plan for family of 4

High volume, low difficulty, and two competitors rank on page one with plain guides.

6,60024Keyword difficulty 24 of 100InformationalStrong · 86
weekly meal planner template

A downloadable template is a natural lead-in to the app, and the top result is a thin PDF page.

5,40031Keyword difficulty 31 of 100InformationalStrong · 81
cheap healthy meals for the week

Same searchers as the family budget plan. One guide can target both.

4,40027Keyword difficulty 27 of 100InformationalStrong · 78
meal planning on a budget

All three competitors rank, so the topic clearly belongs to this category.

3,60029Keyword difficulty 29 of 100InformationalStrong · 77
meal prep for beginners

Largest single term in the gap. Mid difficulty, one competitor ranks, the rest are publishers.

8,10038Keyword difficulty 38 of 100InformationalGood · 74
grocery list for weekly meal plan

Low difficulty and directly tied to a feature your app already has.

2,90022Keyword difficulty 22 of 100InformationalGood · 72
meal plan generator free

Commercial intent and high CPC. A free generator page would convert, but needs a working tool, not an article.

1,90044Keyword difficulty 44 of 100CommercialGood · 69
printable meal planner

Pairs with the weekly template. One download page can carry both.

4,40036Keyword difficulty 36 of 100InformationalGood · 66
family dinner ideas for picky eaters

Fits the family audience, but recipe sites dominate. Needs a list format with real recipes.

5,40035Keyword difficulty 35 of 100InformationalGood · 64
how to meal prep for the week

Overlaps with the beginner guide. Cover it in the same piece.

3,60041Keyword difficulty 41 of 100InformationalGood · 61
high protein meal prep ideas

Big term but fitness publishers hold the top five. Worth a page once the beginner guide ranks.

9,90052Keyword difficulty 52 of 100InformationalGood · 58
30 minute family meals

A competitor holds position one with a strong page. Target later, or as a section of the picky eater guide.

2,40033Keyword difficulty 33 of 100InformationalGood · 55
best meal planning app for families

Your core commercial term, but review sites fill the page and difficulty is high. Needs links, not just a page.

88058Keyword difficulty 58 of 100CommercialStretch · 52
freezer meal prep ideas

High difficulty and the competitor only reaches page two. Low priority.

2,90061Keyword difficulty 61 of 100InformationalStretch · 38
meal planning app with grocery list

No difficulty value was returned. Strong product fit, so check the SERP by hand before deciding.

720–No difficulty value returnedCommercialReview

Showing the top 15 of 214 gaps. Clone the workflow to export the full list.

Where You Both Rank, and Who Is Ahead

Shared keywords with your position next to the best competitor position. Existing pages, so usually the fastest wins.

Step 3
KeywordSearches / moDifficultyYouBest competitor
plateful vs prepnest1408#1ahead#2 prepnest.io
family meal planner app1,60039#53 behind#2 prepnest.io
meal planning app14,80067#96 behind#3 prepnest.io
meal prep app3,60055#115 behind#6 simplysupper.co
meal planning app free2,40049#1410 behind#4 prepnest.io
weekly dinner plan ideas1,30028#1816 behind#2 weeknightkitchen.com

Gaps Grouped Into Topics

One page per topic beats one page per keyword. Each group comes with a content idea.

Step 4

Budget meal planning

3 keywords · 14,600 searches / mo

Informational
budget meal plan for family of 4cheap healthy meals for the weekmeal planning on a budget
Guide ideaThe $100 a Week Family Meal Plan (With Grocery List)A real seven-day plan with costs, not tips. End with the plan loaded in the app.

Planner templates and lists

3 keywords · 12,700 searches / mo

Informational
weekly meal planner templategrocery list for weekly meal planprintable meal planner
Landing page ideaFree Weekly Meal Planner Template (Printable + Digital)One download page: printable PDF plus a one-click import into Plateful. Capture the email.

Meal prep basics

4 keywords · 24,500 searches / mo

Informational
meal prep for beginnershigh protein meal prep ideashow to meal prep for the weekfreezer meal prep ideas
Guide ideaMeal Prep for Beginners: A Week One Plan That Actually SticksBeginner first, protein and freezer sections inside. Competitors split these across thin posts.

Family dinner ideas

2 keywords · 7,800 searches / mo

Informational
family dinner ideas for picky eaters30 minute family meals
Blog post idea25 Family Dinners Picky Eaters Will Eat (All Under 30 Minutes)Recipe list with a 30-minute filter. Weeknight Kitchen owns the time-based term, so lead with picky eaters.

Meal planning app comparisons

3 keywords · 3,500 searches / mo

Commercial
meal plan generator freebest meal planning app for familiesmeal planning app with grocery list
Interactive tool ideaFree Meal Plan GeneratorAn interactive generator page, not an article. The commercial terms here need something people can use.

What to Create First

The order the workflow would work in, with the reason for each call.

Step 5
1

Publish the budget family meal plan guide

High priority

Three strong-opportunity keywords, 14,600 searches a month, all low difficulty, and every competitor ranks with ordinary guides.

Guidebudget meal plan for family of 4meal planning on a budgetcheap healthy meals for the week
2

Build a template download page

High priority

Templates are what people want right before they want an app. The current top result is a bare PDF.

Landing pageweekly meal planner templateprintable meal plannergrocery list for weekly meal plan
3

Write the meal prep beginner guide

Medium priority

Largest cluster by volume. Mid difficulty, so expect it to take longer to rank than the budget guide.

Guidemeal prep for beginnershow to meal prep for the week
4

Ship a free meal plan generator

Medium priority

The only commercial cluster. High CPC and product fit, but it needs a working tool to compete with Prepnest.

Interactive toolmeal plan generator freemeal planning app with grocery list
5

Add a picky eater dinner list

Low priority

Fits the audience but recipe publishers dominate. Do it after the guides, and link it from the budget plan.

Blog postfamily dinner ideas for picky eaters

Data and Methodology

Where the numbers come from and what they can’t tell you.

Step 6
MarketUnited States
Keyword dataGoogle keyword data
AnalysedOct 23, 2026, 02:02 PM UTC
3,860 competitor keywords checked214 gaps foundKeyword data from Oct 1, 2026, 12:00 AM UTC

Limitations

  • Ranking keywords come from a keyword database, not a live crawl. New pages take weeks to appear and small sites may be under-counted.
  • Search volume is a monthly estimate for the selected country, not a traffic forecast. Difficulty is a relative score, not a ranking probability.
  • Up to 200 gap keywords are analysed per run. Branded competitor terms are removed before scoring.

Warnings

  • prepnest.io was added by the workflow because it shares the most ranking keywords with your site. Remove it from the competitor list if it is not a real rival.
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Every prompt, call and cost is logged when you run this workflow in Fetch Hive.

Want the full gap list, or to track it every month?

This report is a Fetch Hive workflow, not a black box. Clone it, add more competitors, export every gap and schedule it to run monthly so you see what competitors publish next.

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Keywords, not guesswork

Keywords, not guesswork

Find Keywords Your Competitors Rank For

A content gap analysis compares your ranking keywords with your competitors’. The terms they rank for and you don’t are your gaps. This free content gap analysis tool runs that comparison for up to three competitors and shows the positions behind every gap.

What a raw keyword export gives you

1000s

of competitor keywords

Every term they rank for, relevant or not

No way to tell gaps from terms you already own

Branded and junk keywords mixed in

What this content gap analyzer shows

Top 200

keywords per site, compared

Only keywords competitors rank for and you don’t

Volume, difficulty, intent and who ranks where

Topics with a content idea and a priority order

This tool doesn’t check backlinks, on-page issues or AI visibility. For those, try our free Backlink Checker, On-Page SEO Checker and AI Visibility Checker.

What’s in the report

What’s in the report

What Your Content Gap Report Includes

Only what the workflow actually returns: missing keywords, competitor rankings, keyword metrics, topic clusters, a priority order and AI recommendations. Nothing is estimated for you.

Part 1

Missing Keywords with Competitor Rankings

Every keyword at least one competitor ranks for in the top 20 that isn’t among your site’s top 200 keywords, with each competitor’s position and the page that ranks.

Returns

Keyword · competitor positions · ranking URLs

Part 2

Search Volume, Difficulty and Intent

Monthly search volume for your country, a 0 to 100 difficulty score, cost per click and the intent behind each query, from Google keyword data.

Returns

Volume · difficulty · CPC · intent

Part 3

Shared Keywords and Who Is Ahead

Terms where you and a competitor both rank, with your position against theirs. Pages you already have are usually the fastest gaps to close.

Returns

Keyword · your position · best competitor

Part 4

Topic Clusters and a Content Plan

Gaps grouped into topics, each with a content idea, then a prioritised plan that says what to create first and why.

Returns

Clusters · content ideas · priority order

How it works

How it works

How to Run a Content Gap Analysis

The report above is one Fetch Hive workflow: it finds competitors if you leave them out, pulls the top 200 ranking keywords for every domain, keeps the gaps and writes the plan. Nothing is hidden, and every run is logged.

Your input

Site, competitors, country

Competitor finder

If you leave them empty

Google keyword data

Ranking keywords per domain

Compare

Keep the gaps, drop branded terms

AI analysis

Group and prioritise

Report

What you see above

See what every check does and what it costs

Every run of this workflow in Fetch Hive logs all of this, so you know what happened and what it cost.

Every prompt

Every model call

Every page read

Every tool call

Every workflow step

Every cost

Clone it, then change anything

Add more competitors, change the scoring weights or swap the model. It is your copy, so nothing is locked.

Schedule it, send it to Slack

Re-run it monthly and post new competitor keywords to a Slack channel with the built-in schedule and Slack steps.

Call it from your own app

Every workflow can be invoked through the Fetch Hive API, so the same gap analysis can feed your content calendar or client reports.

What This Report Can and Cannot Tell You

Ranking keywords come from a keyword database, not a live crawl. Brand-new or very small sites may return little or no keyword data, and new pages take weeks to appear.

Search volume is a monthly estimate, not a traffic forecast. Difficulty is a relative score, not a ranking probability.

It compares organic keywords only. Backlinks, paid ads, on-page issues and AI visibility are out of scope.

The gap table is built from the top 200 ranking keywords per site, by search volume, with branded competitor terms removed. Clone the workflow for the full list.

Opportunity scores and the plan are the workflow’s judgement from the evidence shown. Missing metrics are marked, never filled in.

Use cases

Use cases

Prioritize the Gaps Worth Working On

Volume is not traffic, and a gap is not a promise. Here’s how teams use the report to decide what to write.

Plan next quarter’s content

Take the top clusters, one page per topic, and put them on the calendar in the order the plan suggests.

Automate it in Fetch Hive

Schedule the workflow monthly and post new gaps to Slack.

Fix the pages that already rank

Use the shared keywords list to find terms where a competitor sits a few positions above you, then improve the page you already have.

Automate it in Fetch Hive

Chain it with the On-Page SEO Checker for each shared keyword.

Expand a gap into a keyword plan

Pick a strong-opportunity gap and run it through the Keyword Research Tool for related terms and a brief.

Automate it in Fetch Hive

Call both tools from one workflow through the API.

Brief clients or writers

Share the clusters, the content ideas and the evidence behind them, so everyone works from the same list.

Automate it in Fetch Hive

Email the report to each client every month.

Automate it

Automate it

Turn This Report into Monthly Gap Tracking

Your report comes from the Competitor Keyword Gap & Content Cluster Planner template. Copy it into Fetch Hive, run it in under a minute, then schedule it monthly. See which keywords competitors pick up, which gaps you have closed, and what each run costs.

Monthly gap check

Scheduled

Every month

Re-run the comparison for your site and competitors

Compare

Flag new gaps and the ones you have closed

Notify

Post the top gaps to your team’s Slack channel

Use it in your AI assistant

Run the content gap analyzer right inside Claude

Connect Fetch Hive once, then ask for this report in the chat you already have open. Free for 72 hours as a guest, no account needed.

Which AI assistant do you use?

Connect ClaudeGuest access, free for 72 hours
  1. Open Connectors

    In Claude (web or Desktop), open Settings, then Connectors, and click Add custom connector.

  2. Paste the connector URL

    Name it Fetch Hive and paste this URL.

    https://connect.fetchhive.com/mcp
  3. Connect as a guest

    Click Connect. When Fetch Hive opens in your browser, choose Continue as guest (or sign in), then click Allow.

Then ask Claude

Find the content gaps between acme.com and its two closest competitors.

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FAQ

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything people ask about content gap analysis, keyword gap analysis and what this free content gap analysis tool includes.

A content gap analysis compares the keywords your site ranks for with the keywords your competitors rank for. The terms they have and you don’t are your content gaps: topics people search for in your market that your site says nothing about. The point is to find the gaps worth filling, not to copy a competitor’s whole site.

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