See how competitors structure their content
Stop copy-pasting headings from open tabs. RankNest scrapes each URL, pulls the heading hierarchy, and hands you a clean bullet outline of every section — word counts and parent/child relationships kept intact.
- Batch competitor URL scraping
- Extracts H1, H2, H3, H4 headings
- Hierarchical section grouping
- Word counts per section
- Parent/child heading relationships
- Per-page section browser
- Bulk URL imports
- Organized by project / target keyword
How section scraping works
From URL to structured outline in four steps.
Add competitor URLs
Paste the URLs of pages ranking for your target keyword. Organize them under a named project.
Scrape page structure
RankNest fetches each page and extracts the heading hierarchy, preserving parent/child relationships and section word counts.
Review section bullets
Open any page to see the full outline of sections as bullets. Compare how competitors structure their content at a glance.
Hand off to writers
Use the extracted structure as raw research when building briefs. The scrape is always available for re-reference without re-crawling.
What gets extracted
Clean page structure. No AI hallucinations.
Heading hierarchy
H1, H2, H3, and H4 tags pulled and organized by parent/child relationship — exactly how competitors structure their pages.
Section grouping
Each child heading is grouped under its parent H2 section, so you can see which subsections belong to which top-level topic.
Word counts
Word count per section, so you can spot which topics competitors invest the most depth in.
Content preview
A short content preview sits alongside each heading, so you can skim without bouncing back to the source page.
Projects by keyword
Organize batches of competitor URLs under a target keyword. Come back later — the scrape is still there.
Add pages anytime
Start with a few URLs, add more later. The scraper picks up the new pages without re-processing the existing ones.