About Web Anatomy
Web Anatomy gives designers and marketers evidence for website decisions. You supply a page URL plus its audience and purpose, and its AI agent proposes direct competitors and market leaders. You approve that list, then each competitor page is read section by section against the same criteria, producing patterns with an explanation of why they work and screenshots as proof.
Behind the audit is a library of about 10,000 website screens from more than 650 companies across 40 industries, covering full pages and individual sections. It can be browsed by industry (SaaS, fintech, AI, cybersecurity, biotech, edtech), by section (hero, features, testimonials, pricing, trust, call to action) or by page type (homepage, pricing, contact, case studies, blog).
Products listed are a Landing Page Analyzer, a UX Competitor Analysis, the Website Design Library and an MCP connection that gives agents such as Claude, Cursor and Codex scored pages and sections together with screenshots, written analysis and the original page URLs. The MCP library is included in the Pro plan, and there is a separate offer for agencies and a pricing page.
Key features
- Competitor selection with your approval
- Section-by-section competitive page audit
- Library of about 10,000 scored website screens
- Browse by industry, section or page type
- Landing Page Analyzer
- MCP access for AI agents like Claude and Cursor
- Screenshots with source page references
Good fit for
- Designers researching hero and pricing layouts
- Agencies preparing client design audits
Web Anatomy: questions and answers
- What is Web Anatomy used for?
- Web Anatomy is a design research service that audits a page against competitors section by section, backed by a library of scored website screens that AI agents can query over MCP. It is a good fit for designers researching hero and pricing layouts, and agencies preparing client design audits.
- How much does Web Anatomy cost?
- Paid plans for Web Anatomy start at €9 per month, and there is no free plan.
- Is Web Anatomy open source?
- No. Web Anatomy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Design category, open-source options include OpenPencil, Penpot and Doop.
- What are some alternatives to Web Anatomy?
- Web Anatomy competes with Mobbin and Attention Insight.
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