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Competitor and market teardowns, the way clients get them
Real competitor analysis and market research examples from RollinScope: traffic, SEO, ads, affiliate programs, influencers, regulation and visibility in AI answers. Open data on public companies only.
Competitor researchiGamingBetting
Mostbet: where the traffic comes from, how the affiliate program works and why the brand is shrinking
Translation. Original language: Russian
−34%
official domain traffic over 3 months
15,000+
affiliates across 93 GEOs
25 / 34
AI visibility vs the niche benchmark
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Competitor researchVPN
Proton VPN: a freemium funnel, YouTube and an affiliate program that gives away the first payment
Translation. Original language: Russian
~11.4M
visits a month, growing two months in a row
~62%
of traffic from organic search
100/40/30
% affiliate commission: 1st month / 1st payment / renewals
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Market researchInvestmentsFintech
Investment funds in the UAE: regulation, demand and a hidden ~58K-search funnel
~$470B
regulated fund and asset-management AuM
~55,000
monthly searches for “gratuity calculator uae”, no bank competing
23 vs 77
AI visibility of niche managers vs banks
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Market researchiGamingCrypto
Crypto casinos in Vietnam: crypto is a payment rail, not a market
Translation. Original language: Russian
0
direct demand for “crypto casino vietnam”
49,500
monthly searches for “tài xỉu online”
86.2%
of the top-five offshore brands' organic share held by the top three (CR3)
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Autopilot
Autopilot sample: go-to-market analysis of an AI invoicing app
The base report format: market, competitors, voice of customer, channels, plan.
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Open data only
Traffic and SEO estimates, ad libraries, reviews, Telegram archives, licence registers. No internal company data.
Estimates are flagged
Where a number is an estimate from signals rather than a measurement, the text says so. Where sources disagree, both are shown.
Contradictions are checked
A separate pass looks for inconsistencies and corrects them in the text instead of hiding them.