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Comparisons

New Site Radar vs Ahrefs

Disclosure: we build New Site Radar. Everything below about Ahrefs comes from its public pages as we read them on October 2, 2026 (sources at the bottom). Products change; if something here is out of date, email hello@newsiteradar.com and we will fix it.

Ahrefs is a search and SEO toolset for checking any website, with free search traffic estimates and keywords. New Site Radar serves a narrower job: finding AI tool sites registered in 2025 or later that are gaining traffic, ranked monthly.

Side by side

What it tracks
New Site Radar: AI tool sites registered in 2025 or later that are gaining traffic
Ahrefs: Any website: organic and paid search traffic estimates and keywords (SEO toolset)
Interface language
New Site Radar: English, Spanish
Ahrefs: English (other languages not checked)
Paid plan
New Site Radar: Pro $19/month or $149/year
Ahrefs: Starter $29/month; Lite, Standard, Advanced and Enterprise plans on the pricing page (shown in local currency)
Free plan
New Site Radar: 20-site monthly sample of the rankings, every site page, watchlist of 10 sites
Ahrefs: Free Traffic Checker and an Ahrefs Free plan; history by country and bulk checks are in paid Site Explorer
Second-source check of traffic numbers
New Site Radar: Yes: traffic is compared with a second, independent source (search-traffic estimates, or Tranco rank for brand-driven sites); sites only one source covers are labelled
Ahrefs: Not described on the pages we checked
Revenue view
New Site Radar: Detected payment provider and real pricing, with a modelled revenue range and its confidence
Ahrefs: Not described on the pages we checked
API / MCP
New Site Radar: Remote MCP server with 7 read-only tools (listing free, calls on Pro)
Ahrefs: API and MCP access on Lite, Standard and Advanced plans

When Ahrefs is the better fit

When New Site Radar is the better fit

Try it: the growth rankings have a free monthly sample, and Pro shows the full board.

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