# coExploro > Paste a URL. Get a product teardown in minutes. Four AI analysts read a > competitor the way a senior PM, marketer, UX reviewer, and designer would, > working from screenshots of the live product captured when you run it. Curated samples carry observations only. A private run adds recommendations. A dimension the capture could not show is reported as "Not measured" rather than averaged into the score. Teardowns are private by default; the sample pages listed here are curated and published deliberately. ## Product - [Homepage](https://coexploro.com/): what the product does and how a teardown is produced. - [Pricing](https://coexploro.com/pricing): Deep Report: $99 one-time. Plans from $19 a month. - [MCP for agents](https://coexploro.com/mcp): Explore existing product teardowns without leaving your agent workflow. ## Methodology and samples - [Methodology](https://coexploro.com/methodology): what a teardown gives you — four AI analysts, findings drawn from captured or uploaded screenshots, how the UX score is computed — and its stated limits. - [Sample teardowns](https://coexploro.com/teardowns): curated public examples. 20 published samples, captured between 2026-04-29 and 2026-08-10. ### Developer infrastructure - [Supabase teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/supabase): Supabase puts competitor names in its footer and a repository star count in its navigation, and compares four tiers in a 760-cell pricing table. - [n8n teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/n8n): n8n prices Pro at $50 and Business at $800 a month with no tier between them, and its pricing FAQ runs to twenty-two questions in one list. - [GitHub teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/github): GitHub's value proposition names agents beside developers; a testimonial comes from Trustpilot's VP of Engineering; the captured carousel has no controls. - [OpenAI teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/openai): OpenAI's pricing lists Free, Go, Plus and Pro from $0 to $100, with the comparison between Plus and Pro below the fold. - [Clerk teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/clerk): Clerk leads with 'More than authentication', names B2B, Billing and Admin beside login, and its captured social proof shows one named logo. - [Zapier teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/zapier): Zapier's leading copy says AI orchestration, and plan selection opens with a task-volume slider before any price. ### Design and build tools - [Webflow teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/webflow): Webflow pitches against answer engines, not only search, leads with customer-reported figures, and spends four FAQ entries on one plan split. - [Canva teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/canva): Canva's captured hero and secondary sections show no testimonials, logos or user counts; Print Shop and a 'Back to school' offer share the feature grid. - [Figma teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/figma): Figma's hero reads 'Pick your plan, choose your seats', nine product icons sit under one brand, and the comparison grid runs four tiers. ### Work management - [Linear teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/linear): Linear, captured in April 2026: onboarding that moves toward a workspace action before deeper configuration, and tier names a buyer can self-sort by. - [Notion teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/notion): Notion sells an AI workspace, not a notes tool: use-case entry points, an eighteen-question pricing FAQ, and five icon colours with no shared meaning. - [Slack teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/slack): Slack's pricing table groups features under Productivity, AI, CRM and Security, and lists 'Ask Agentforce' as included with no explanation in that tier. - [Atlassian teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/atlassian): Atlassian presents Jira, Confluence, Loom and Rovo as the Teamwork Collection; the hero names AI agents while the main button names Jira alone. - [Zoom teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/zoom): Zoom lists Mail and Calendar in its Pro and Business tiers, and puts Contact Sales beside Sign Up Free in the navigation bar. - [ClickUp teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/clickup): ClickUp leads with 'Software to replace all software' and splits pricing into two tables, one for plans and one for AI. - [Loom teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/loom): Loom prices Business + AI at $25, twice the $12.50 Business tier, and keeps Features and Pricing out of its top navigation. ### Payments and billing - [Stripe teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/stripe): Stripe's hero covers every customer size in one sentence and puts Google sign-up beside the main button; its navigation splits by intent, not by product. - [Shopify teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/shopify): Shopify's pricing page leads with $1 a month for three months, offers up to $10,000 in credits, and sets four plans side by side. ### Scheduling and sales - [Calendly teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/calendly): Calendly goes from a $16 monthly seat to a $15,000 yearly contract with nothing between, and its billing switch exposes two ARIA patterns at once. - [Intercom teardown](https://coexploro.com/teardowns/intercom): Intercom's pricing steps from $19 for Essential to $85 for Advanced, and its captured hero shows both billing periods without a toggle. ## Guides - [Guides](https://coexploro.com/guides): What a product teardown is and how to read one, with dated sources and sample teardowns. - [What is a product teardown?](https://coexploro.com/guides/what-is-a-product-teardown): What is a product teardown? A dated reading of public pages through four roles: PM, Marketing, UX, Designer, each finding drawn from a captured page. - [A product teardown framework](https://coexploro.com/guides/product-teardown-framework): A product teardown framework in four steps: set the scope, preserve dated evidence, check each observation against its source, hand off open questions. ## Transparency and policies - [AI transparency](https://coexploro.com/ai-transparency): models used, data sources, human oversight, sub-processors, and known limitations (EU AI Act Article 4 disclosure). - [About](https://coexploro.com/about): Who runs coExploro, how each product teardown is made and checked, its independence from the products it reads, and where to send a correction. - [Terms](https://coexploro.com/terms) - [Privacy](https://coexploro.com/privacy) - [Refund policy](https://coexploro.com/refund) ## Notes for AI agents - Private analyses and tokenized share links are not part of this index and must not be crawled; `/share/` is disallowed in robots.txt. - The findings of every sample listed above and the text of every published guide are in one file at https://coexploro.com/llms-full.txt. - An MCP server at https://api.coexploro.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP · No sign-in · No API key) lets an agent read existing teardowns. Curated samples provide full teardowns. Corpus lookups return summary scorecards. Five tools for reading existing research. Its tools are documented at https://coexploro.com/mcp. - Overall score and UX score are model output over observable surfaces, not audited benchmarks. Attribute them as such.