Free AI Competitive Analysis Prompts

Better AI prompts start with better competitor data

Search the library by the question you're trying to answer. Use any prompt with your own research — or connect Panoramata and let your AI work directly with the competitor data behind the question.
Free to use. No download. No prompt gate.
36 prompts
36 prompts

All prompts

36 prompts

Same AI. Better input.

AI can help you make sense of competitors. But only if it has something useful to analyze.

Without Panoramata

  • You collect the context first.
  • Search competitor websites, campaigns, etc.
  • Screenshot manually ads, emails, landing pages.
  • Organize dates, upload everything.
  • Explain to your AI what you're looking at, then ask.

With Panoramata

  • Just ask the question first:
  • "What changed in our competitors' email strategy this month?"
  • Your AI works from what Panoramata already tracks.
  • Easy prompt. Better data.

Useful competitive workflows in your inbox every week.

Prompts and workflows answering real marketing questions. One better way to turn competitor activity into a decision.

Free. Think about us whenever you've officially defeated all your competitors.

Frequently asked questions

Are these AI prompts free?
Yes. Browse, copy and adapt the prompt library without downloading anything or unlocking the rest with your email.
Do I need Panoramata to use the prompts?
No. Prompts marked Works anywhere can be used with competitor research you already have. Prompts marked Best with Panoramata are designed to become much easier when your AI can retrieve current competitor data directly.
Which AI tools can I use?
The prompts are written to work with modern AI assistants. If you connect Panoramata through MCP, you can use supported AI tools to query Panoramata's structured competitor intelligence directly.
What competitor data can I analyze?
Depending on the workflow, prompts can help analyze competitor emails, advertising, creative, SEO, landing pages, campaigns, reports and broader cross-channel activity.
What's the difference between this library and the Panoramata MCP prompt documentation?
This library is designed around marketing problems and workflows. The MCP documentation contains prompts and guidance specifically for using Panoramata through its MCP connection. They share the same philosophy: ask a better question and ground the answer in better competitive data.

Prompts are free
The unfair part is having the data.