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New Site Radar vs Peerlist

Disclosure: we build New Site Radar. Everything below about Peerlist comes from its public pages as we read them on October 4, 2026 (sources at the bottom). Products change; if something here is out of date, email hello@newsiteradar.com and we will fix it.

Peerlist is a professional network for developers, designers and founders, with work profiles and a feed for sharing projects and questions. New Site Radar ranks AI tool websites registered in 2025 or later that are gaining traffic, monthly.

Side by side

What it tracks
New Site Radar: AI tool sites registered in 2025 or later that are gaining traffic
Peerlist: A professional network for builders (developers, designers, founders) with work profiles, a feed, startup jobs and Launchpad, a weekly launch where projects open every Monday (00:00 to 23:59 UTC) and the top 3 get a profile badge and a newsletter feature
Interface language
New Site Radar: English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese
Peerlist: English (other languages not checked)
Paid plan
New Site Radar: Pro $19/month or $149/year
Peerlist: Profiles are free; paid advertising: a Featured Launch at the top of the main feed from $29 a day, a Side Panel Widget at $199 a week, a Scroll Banner at $149 a week and a Jobs List Banner at $99 a week
Free plan
New Site Radar: 20-site monthly sample of the rankings, every site page, watchlist of 10 sites
Peerlist: A work profile (also usable as a portfolio on your own domain), the feed, jobs and Launchpad; no launch fee is described on the pages we checked
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; site owners can request a correction, with review outcomes shown on the site page.
Peerlist: Not described for website traffic; profiles can verify the workplaces a person has been part of
Revenue view
New Site Radar: Detected payment provider and real pricing, with a modelled revenue range and its confidence
Peerlist: Not described on the pages we checked
API / MCP
New Site Radar: Remote MCP server, 7 read-only tools; free accountless key: 20 calls/day, Pro-only fields hidden; Pro keys: no daily cap.
Peerlist: Not described on the pages we checked

When Peerlist 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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