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Why is your competitor ranking higher than you? Is their content longer? Are they targeting specific long-tail keywords you missed?
Prime Text Calc isn’t just a counter; it’s an X-Ray for content. It lets you reverse-engineer the top-ranking pages in your niche so you can build a better, smarter, and more optimized version.
1. Copy & Paste Text: Go to your competitor’s top-performing article or landing page. Copy the text and paste it into the calculator.
2. Set the Trap (Filter) Text: Use the Letter Count Filter (set to 4+) to remove noise like “the”, “and”, or “is”. Now you see only the words that carry meaning.
3. Find Their “Secret Sauce” Text: Switch the Phrase Counter to 2 or 3 words. This reveals their long-tail keywords (e.g., “best vegan protein” instead of just “protein”). This is what they are really optimizing for.
4. Export & Outperform Text: Download the data to Excel. Now you have a blueprint. Write content that covers the same topics but with better depth and structure.
1£ per Analysis
Google loves depth. If the top result has 2,000 words, writing 500 won't cut it. See their exact word count instantly and aim to beat it.
Discover which terms appear most frequently. If they use "sustainable packaging" 15 times, you know it’s a core pillar of their strategy.
By analyzing their keyword density, you can see what they are obsessing over—and more importantly, what they forgot. Fill that gap to win the user's trust.
Check their density percentages. Are they spamming keywords? Use Prime Text Calc on your own draft to ensure you sound natural while staying competitive.
Absolutely. You are analyzing public information that is available to anyone on the web. We just help you make sense of the data.
Single keywords are competitive. “Long-tail” phrases (2-3 words) are where the traffic is. Our tool highlights these phrases so you can target them in your headlines and subheaders.
Currently, you analyze one text at a time. We recommend opening Prime Text Calc in two tabs: one for your competitor, one for your draft. Compare the stats side-by-side.
No, Prime Text Calc focuses on statistical structure, keyword density, and length—the metrics that matter for ranking and user engagement.
