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Brand Studio turns your brand's whole online presence into context — so you, and the tools you work with, can create on your brand's behalf. That only works if every fact is right. So every fact here carries its receipt.
free · no account · nothing invented
Paste a link and the free card comes back before you have finished reading this sentence. It fetches the homepage and the stylesheets it links, without a browser and without running its scripts, and hands back the identity it can actually see. No account, no card, no AI in the loop — and every row says where it came from.
Every field carries its source. When a homepage gives us no mark of its own, the card fills the gap from a public icon set and labels that row not from this site, in the card, where you can see it. Nothing is invented, and nothing borrowed is presented as yours.
Measured 2026-08-16 on an earlier build, first call each — no cache in front of it. The slowest was 1.64s. Repeat calls ran faster still; the cold number is the one shown, because that is the one you get.
It is the whole of the free tier and it is not a trial — run it on every brand you are curious about, including ones you do not own.
1 to 3 credits by depth · free account
The free card is what your homepage says. A report adds your own pages, live search, keywords and links, reviews from listings you confirm, ads, social and the public record. After it finishes you can watch the brand weekly, download the evidence, and let an assistant read your saved reports. AI answer visibility and optional paid research are parked: they are not run or billed. DataForSEO supplies the search data for paid reports and the beta weekly search check; its AI lanes stay parked, and the free read never calls it.
Your homepage and up to four more of your own pages, read as public HTML. Pages you list by address can also be opened in a full browser.
answered by Your site & page renderingThe live Google results page for your brand name: who shows up, in what order, and whether the first result is you.
answered by Live search resultsPublic posts, follower counts and real published dates for the accounts you confirm as yours. An account you did not confirm is not read.
answered by Public profile dataCaptures of the pages opened in a full browser, so a claim about layout or color can point at the page it came from.
answered by Page renderingThe keywords you rank for and where, the pages doing the ranking, the competitors who overlap you and the terms they win that you do not.
answered by Keyword & competitor dataWikipedia, news, app stores, podcasts, employer sites, trademarks, forums: what the public record already says about you, gathered in one place.
answered by Public reputation sourcesGoogle ads for your domain and Meta ads for the Facebook page that matches your brand, with the creative and copy each archive publishes.
answered by Ad-transparency archivesEvery mark on your site at usable size, each with the page it came from — and a clear label on any we had to fill in from elsewhere.
answered by Your siteYour palette read off the rendered page and its stylesheets, each swatch carrying the evidence line for where it was found.
answered by Your siteThe typefaces actually declared and loaded, split into headings and body — resolved through CSS variables, so you get font names and never variable names.
answered by Your siteHow you sound, written as claims — and every claim quotes the sentence of yours that proves it. A claim with no quote behind it is dropped, not softened.
answered by Language-model synthesisRatings and review text from the Google listings you confirm. Market reads up to three listings and Deep up to five; a listing we cannot match stays unread.
answered by Google business listingsWho links to you, from how many domains, and how that compares with the competitors the report found.
answered by The web's link graphwhere the answers come from
A report is only worth what its sources are worth, so here they are by name. What we do not publish here is what each call costs us — that is our bill, not your report.
One live Google results page for your brand name, so the report shows who appears beside you and in what order. The free read never calls it.
Searchpowered by DataForSEOThe keywords you rank for, the pages that rank, the competitors who overlap you and the gaps between you, plus who links to you and from how many domains.
SEOBacklinkspowered by DataForSEORatings and review text from the Google listings you confirm as yours. A listing we could not match to you is marked for review and never bought.
Reviewspowered by DataForSEOPages you list by address, opened like a browser would so pages built with JavaScript are read as they appear. Only addresses on your own domain are accepted.
Websites & pagesScreenshotspowered by FirecrawlGoogle ads for your domain and Meta ads for the Facebook page that matches your brand, plus public posts and follower counts for the social accounts you confirm.
AdsSocialpowered by ScrapeCreatorsOne job, and only one: turning your own copy into voice claims. It is the only place a model writes anything in the report, and each claim it makes has to quote your text or it is dropped.
Voicepowered by An AI model through Vercel AI GatewayNo vendor and no key at all: the logos, colors and type come from reading the page and the CSS it loads. This is the whole of the free card, and it runs inside the paid report too.
LogosColorsTypographypowered by No provider, read directly
Stripe
Spotify
Linear
Figma
Airbnb
Nike
Notion
VercelA report that produces no evidence is not charged. A report that returns some evidence can still have unavailable sources and is charged at the confirmed report price. Its saved evidence and limitations remain visible. Accounts are free during the beta, and card checkout is not connected. See a finished one first →
See the whole report →An email address and a password. Accounts are free, and the signup page says how first credits are granted during the beta. Card checkout is disabled for this launch.
A report that produces no evidence is not charged. A report that returns some evidence can still have unavailable sources and is charged at the confirmed report price. Its saved evidence and limitations remain visible.
