Facebook Page Insights for other pages: that’s the one thing Facebook keeps for admins only. NapoleonCat collects it anyway, on any public Page you point it at, so your Facebook competitor analysis runs on their real numbers instead of guesswork.
Facebook Page Insights for Other Pages– Track Any Public Page
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Any public Page: Get Facebook Page Insights for other pages, not just the ones you admin
Point NapoleonCat at any public Page and it starts collecting straight away: fans, comments, reactions, shares, posts published and engagement rate, over whatever period you pick. Nobody approves anything, nobody gets notified, and it all lands beside the Pages you already handle in the Social Inbox. (No awkward email to a competitor’s marketing team.)
Page admin activity: See how often they post, and how often they actually answer
Here’s the one most tools quietly skip. NapoleonCat counts their posts and their admins’ replies day by day, next to each other. A Page publishing twice a day and answering almost nobody is telling you exactly where its audience gets left hanging, and that’s a gap you can walk into.
Publishing windows: Find the hours their followers actually turn up
Their whole quarter, split by weekday and by hour, with post volume sitting beside the engagement each slot earned. Plenty of Pages keep pouring content into their own worst hour and never notice. Ten minutes with somebody else’s chart and you can fix your own calendar the same afternoon.
Content formats: See what Facebook is rewarding on their Page right now
Photo, video, status or link, with the exact split of what they publish and the engagement rate each format earns them. A Page that has quietly stopped posting links is telling you something about the algorithm, free of charge. You get to act on it without burning a quarter on the experiment yourself.
Post rankings: Read the ten posts that earned them the most engagement
Every tracked Page comes with its ten strongest organic posts for the period, full text included, with the comments, reactions and shares attached to each one. It’s the closest thing you’ll get to their content strategy written down. And nobody has to screenshot a rival’s feed by hand ever again.
Engagement over time: Spot the week their numbers jumped, and the week they fell off
Engagement rate charted across the whole period with the high, the low and the average called out, and daily interactions running underneath. When a competitor spikes, go straight to the week it happened and work out what earned it. When they collapse, you’ve just learned what to avoid, too.
Side-by-side benchmarks: Put your Page in one table with everyone else’s
Build a set and the Pages line up together: fans, comments, reactions, shares, posts, mentions and engagement rate, with the set average along the bottom. Same window, same metrics, same table. Nobody is rebuilding a spreadsheet on the first Monday of every month just to see where you stand.
Report automation: Send the competitor numbers inside the Facebook report you already email
The monthly PDF that goes to your client or your board can carry the other Pages too, graphs and all, scheduled weekly, monthly or quarterly. You set it up once. After that the comparison simply turns up in everyone’s inbox, and you’re not the one assembling slides on a Friday evening.
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Here’s why our clients love NapoleonCat
Join businesses that keep an eye on their competitors without leaving the tool they already use for comments and DMs.
NapoleonCat saves up to one-third of a full-time position. That’s time we would otherwise spend manually moderating thousands of comments each month using the Meta Business Suite, profile by profile and comment by comment. Time we can now use for growth. NapoleonCat is the best tool of its kind on the market, and it’s still constantly evolving and improving by introducing new AI features.
It’s hard to imagine our work without a tool that includes so many valuable features. It won’t be an overstatement when I say that NapoleonCat saves us multiple full-time positions that would be dedicated to just moderating comments or manually generating reports.
NapoleonCat gives us the full picture of social media interactions. It’s easier to pick up urgent threads that need taking immediate action. And with conversation history, it’s much easier to continue the work of another team member while they’re out of office.
We work with multiple clients, and with NapoleonCat, we don’t waste time switching between multiple software tools. We can also deliver reliable data from a single source. We tested other social media moderation and analytics tools before, but none of them lived up to what NapoleonCat delivers. They’re the best, and I personally love using the tool. 🙂
NapoleonCat is now an indispensable tool that we use for moderation and analytical purposes, as well as content publishing. We’re curious to see new capabilities of the tool and test its new uses, for example, to moderate TikTok ad comments, as we predict this social media channel to become more and more important for our clients.
It’s the first social media engagement tool we have ever tried that is truly intuitive and that makes it easy for us to include the clients in the process. The service and support is great and personal. And the value for money is great!
We were looking for a tool that would allow us to consolidate and manage comments and private messages from Messenger in one place. Analytics and reports were also very important to us, as they would show us the level of our social media customer service. That’s why, in 2017, we decided to choose NapoleonCat.
See how NapoleonCat compares to its alternatives:
| Feature | NapoleonCat | Hootsuite | Sprout Social | Agorapulse |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Networks you can track competitors on | ✅ Facebook, Instagram and YouTube | ⚠️ Facebook, Instagram, X | ⚠️ Facebook, Instagram, X | ⚠️ Facebook and Instagram only |
| Best days and hours to post, from a competitor’s own results | ✅ Yes (by weekday and by hour) | ❌ Your own accounts only | ❌ Your own accounts only | ❌ No |
| Engagement per post format (photo, video, link, status) | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Listening add-on | ⚠️ Post counts by format, not engagement | ✅ Yes |
| Competitor top posts ranked by engagement | ✅ Yes (top 10, organic) | ⚠️ Listening add-on | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes (six posts) |
| How often a rival’s admins reply to comments on their page | ✅ Yes (posts and admin replies, daily) | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No |
| Competitor hashtag performance | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Listening add-on | ❌ Not in the Facebook report | ❌ No |
| Side-by-side benchmarking of multiple pages | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| Competitor data in scheduled white-label PDF reports | ✅ Yes (weekly, monthly, quarterly) | ⚠️ Limited | ⚠️ Scheduled PDFs on the Advanced plan | ⚠️ PDF export, scheduling on higher tiers |
| Plan needed for competitor analysis | ✅ Every paid plan, from $79/mo | ⚠️ All plans (5 competitors, basic metrics) | ⚠️ Professional plan, $299/user/mo | ⚠️ 1 competitor until Advanced, $149/user/mo |
| AI spam and hate removal on your own profiles | ✅ AI-based auto-removal | ⚠️ Limited (rules / add-on) | ❌ No auto-removal | ⚠️ Limited |
| EU-based, GDPR-first hosting | ✅ Yes | ❌ Canada-based | ❌ US-based | ✅ EU-based |
| Starting price | ✅ From $79/mo (2 users, 5 profiles) | $99/user/mo | $199/user/mo | $79/user/mo |
Frequently asked questions
How do I monitor competitor Facebook pages without admin access?
You add them as followed profiles. Facebook competitor monitoring in NapoleonCat works on public data, so nothing has to be approved by the page owner and nobody is notified. Add the page, pick a date range, and you get its followers, comments, reactions, shares, posts and engagement rate in the same dashboard as your own pages.
Can I compare Facebook pages side by side?
Yes. Put any mix of your own pages and followed competitor pages into a benchmarking set and compare them over one date range, with a set average to measure everyone against.
Can I see my competitors’ engagement rate on Facebook?
Yes. Engagement rate is shown for every followed page, charted over time with its high, low and average, and calculated the same way for every page in a set so the numbers are comparable. Competitors’ engagement rate on Facebook sits right next to yours.
Are there free Facebook competitor analysis tools?
Facebook’s own reporting only covers pages you administer, and most Facebook competitor analysis tools are paid. NapoleonCat is free for 14 days with no credit card, which is long enough to follow a few rival pages and pull their last full month of posting patterns before you decide anything.
Which platforms does competitor analysis work on?
Facebook, Instagram and YouTube — those are the three networks you can follow a profile you don’t own on. You can mix them inside one benchmarking set. Your own TikTok and LinkedIn Company Page profiles are covered by Analytics too, but only as profiles you manage.
What can’t I see about a Facebook page I don’t administer?
Reach, impressions, audience demographics and video views are not available for a page you don’t administer, because Meta doesn’t share them through the API. Everything on this page is built from public data instead: posting activity, post types, engagement by day and hour, top posts and follower numbers. The best days and hours you get are derived from how their posts actually performed, not from when their audience happens to be online.
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