Facebook Page Comparison & Benchmark

By Mentat Logic. Feed it one dataset from any Facebook posts scraper — get back a professional comparison of every page in it: rankings, head-to-head metrics, posting cadence, top posts, and a polished self-contained HTML report you can send to a client unedited.

What you get

1. The HTML report (saved to the run's storage, linked in the results): dark console design — coverage statement first, per-page KPI cards with "% of compared set", a head-to-head table with best-in-column highlighting, posting-cadence bars, top posts with links, and a closing section titled "what this report does not claim".
2. Structured results in two dataset views: Comparison summary (coverage, dedup, billing transparency) and Per-page metrics (one row per page).

The honesty rules, enforced in code

• Coverage stated on every report — how many pages, how many unique posts, which input format was detected, what was excluded and why.
• Absent fields render as "—", never zero. A page whose rows carry no shares count is not a page with zero shares.
• Shorter scrape windows are flagged (⚠), not hidden — per-week rates stay comparable, totals are declared incomparable.
• Dateless posts are included in totals, excluded from time-axes, and counted.
• Duplicates are removed before counting — and before billing.
• Unrecognized formats: a generic field mapper takes over and says so; if too little maps, the run refuses with a clear message instead of producing a hollow report.

See it before you spend

A full sample report, generated by this actor from the synthetic demo:

Open the live sample report →

(self-contained HTML — exactly what your runs produce)

Input

A dataset ID from your account (any Facebook posts scraper's output covering 2+ pages), or raw JSON items pasted directly. Run with no input at all and it processes a built-in synthetic sample — free — so you can see the full report before spending anything.

Price

The first 250 unique posts of every run are free — a small two-page comparison costs nothing.

$0.66 per 1,000 unique posts analyzed — charged after deduplication, so you never pay twice for the same post. Platform compute is included — no extra charges on top of the per-post fee, and the demo run is completely free. (Engineering transparency: measured run times are 5,000 posts ≈ 5 s · 20,000 ≈ 10 s · 50,000 ≈ 16 s at the default 256 MB — runs this light are why we can include the compute.)

Permissions, stated plainly

This Actor requests full permissions for one reason: to read the dataset ID you point it at. It writes only to its own run storage. It never modifies, deletes, or reads anything else in your account.

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Mentat Logic — analysis tools that state their coverage, show their working, and render the unknown as unknown.