Your competitors’ entire content strategy is sitting in their sitemap. Now you can see all of it in seconds.
Most businesses have no idea what their competitors are actually publishing, or how much content they’re putting out. A sitemap tells you everything: every page, every blog post, every product listing, and how often they update.
The AmpiFire Sitemap Extractor pulls all of that data out automatically, so you can see exactly what you’re up against, and where the gaps are.
What Does It Do?
Paste in any domain and the tool finds every URL that site has published. It goes far beyond checking the obvious /sitemap.xml location. It scans robots.txt files, probes 15+ common sitemap paths, follows nested sitemaps up to 8 levels deep, and even checks RSS and Atom feeds.
You get a clean, searchable table of every URL on the site, along with which sitemap it came from, when it was last updated, and how often it changes.
How to Use It
Step 1: Type in any domain. You don’t need to add https:// or guess the sitemap path. Just the domain name works fine.
Step 2: Hit “Extract” and let it run. The tool checks robots.txt, scans the homepage HTML, probes common sitemap paths (WordPress, Yoast, Shopify patterns, news sitemaps, image sitemaps, and more), and recursively follows any nested sitemap indexes it finds.
Step 3: Review the results. You’ll see a summary card with total URLs found and all sitemaps detected, plus a full table showing every URL, its source sitemap, last modified date, change frequency, and priority.
Step 4: Download as CSV to get the complete dataset, even if the on-screen table is truncated at 3,000 URLs.
Step 5: Share your results with a link that stays active for 30 days.
What It Finds Under the Hood
The extractor uses multiple discovery methods at once:
- Parses
robots.txtfor declared sitemap locations - Scans the homepage HTML for
<link rel="sitemap">tags and.xmlfile links - Probes ~15 common sitemap paths in parallel, covering WordPress, Yoast, Shopify, and other popular CMS patterns
- Checks HTML sitemap pages (
/sitemap/,/sitemap.html) as a fallback - Follows nested sitemap index files up to 8 levels deep
- Handles XML sitemaps, gzipped
.xml.gzfiles, plain-text.txtsitemaps, RSS feeds, and Atom feeds - Deduplicates URLs across all sources
- Tracks which sitemap each URL originally came from
Turn Sitemap Data Into a Content Advantage
Here’s the practical value. 93% of people research before they buy. They search Google, watch videos on YouTube, scroll social media, ask questions on AI platforms like ChatGPT, and read articles across dozens of sites. If your competitors are creating content that answers those questions and you’re not, you’re losing sales you never even knew about.
The Sitemap Extractor gives you a fast way to answer three questions:
How much content are your competitors actually publishing? If a competitor has 2,000 indexed pages and you have 50, that tells you something. They’re likely capturing search traffic, video traffic, and AI recommendations that you’re missing entirely.
What topics are they covering? By scanning their URLs, you can see which product categories, questions, and buyer research topics they’ve built content around. This shows you where to focus your own efforts.
Where are the gaps? The topics they haven’t covered are your opportunity. If nobody in your space has a good answer to a specific buyer question, you can be the one to own that topic across search, social, video, podcasts, and AI platforms.
How AmpiFire Users Get the Most From This Tool
Once you’ve identified content gaps and high-value topics, the next step is filling them – fast and at scale.
This is exactly what AmpiFire and AmpCast AI are built for. Take any topic you’ve identified and AmpCast AI turns it into 8 content formats: news articles, blog posts, interview-style podcasts, long-form videos, reels/shorts, infographics, flipbooks/slideshows, and social posts. Then it publishes all of that content across 300+ sites automatically, including major news sites like FOX affiliates and Google News, podcast platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, video sites like YouTube, social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter/X, image sites like Pinterest, and many more.
The combination is powerful. Use the Sitemap Extractor to find where your competitors are weak. Then use AmpCast AI to flood those gaps with professional content across every channel, so you show up everywhere your buyers are looking: in search results, in video recommendations, in podcast apps, in social feeds, and in AI-generated answers.
One AmpiFire client, a treadmill company, grew from zero to 60,000+ monthly organic clicks from Google alone in 15 months, on a $5,000/month investment. That organic traffic is worth roughly $180,000/month in equivalent paid ad spend. Those are the kinds of results that come from consistently publishing quality content across multiple formats and hundreds of sites.
And if you’re ready to turn those content gaps into traffic and sales, talk to us about AmpCast AI and see how fast you can be everywhere your buyers are searching.
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