New Site Radar

New Site Radar is a data-driven discovery and analytics platform that tracks newly registered AI tool websites — specifically domains registered on or after January 1, 2025 — and ranks them by real traffic, month-over-month growth, acquisition channels and revenue signals. Positioned as an evidence-first alternative to noisy "trending tool" directories, it acts as a radar for the earliest stage of the AI product cycle, surfacing sites that are genuinely taking off rather than those pumped up by tiny-base percentage spikes. Its target audience includes indie hackers and small product teams deciding what to build next and how to acquire users, investors and acquirers screening small but fast-growing AI properties, and journalists, analysts and newsletter writers who need rising-site examples they can cite and verify. Core features include a growth ranking board (with a free monthly sample of 20 sites per board), a "Just launched" feed showing AI tool sites registered in the last 90 days, a revenue-signals board that detects payment providers such as Stripe and matches real pricing pages to produce estimated revenue ranges graded A/B/C, a model-release log sourced from official lab announcements and refreshed every 30 minutes, a free "new site checker" tool for auditing any domain, and a Pro tier that unlocks full boards, all filters and columns, revenue ranges and the complete monthly archive. Content features center on transparency: every figure carries a named source, a snapshot month and a confidence level, cross-checked between DataForSEO organic estimates for keyword-led sites and Tranco rank for brand-led sites. Sites with fewer than 1,000 prior-month visits are not given a growth percentage but a "New" badge, sources that disagree are excluded from rankings, and single-source sites are labelled. Each site page shows RDAP registration date, traffic snapshot month, cross-check ratio and the exact payment script or link that was matched. User experience is clean, table-first and built for scanning — dense ranking tables, evidence badges, locked Pro cells and clear calls to action — with multi-language support in English, Spanish and Simplified Chinese. Technically, the platform combines RDAP domain lookups, third-party traffic APIs, homepage re-crawling on a rolling schedule, payment-script detection and an MCP interface for programmatic access, making it usable both as a website and as a data source for agents and automation workflows.