According to AlphaMoat, in October 2026 Outtake (outtake.ai) received 5,845 monthly visits (-53.2% MoM) — ranked #11,610 of 17,609 AI websites with traffic data, and #1,186 of 1,730 in Programming; its largest market is United States (99.1% of visits).
Outtake is a next-generation digital risk-protection platform that deploys self-learning AI agents to shield enterprises from social-media, website, and email fraud and impersonation. It collaborates with platforms like X, Meta, and LinkedIn to systematically dismantle attackers' entire operations.
It provides subscription-based digital risk-protection services for enterprises and governments; the website does not publicly list a standardized price table and requires a scheduled consultation; the page lists no explicit product price numbers.
| Month | Monthly visits | MoM |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-06 | 8.8K | — |
| 2026-07 | 11.5K | +31.2% |
| 2026-08 | 18.1K | +57.7% |
| 2026-09 | 12.5K | -31.1% |
| 2026-10 | 5.8K | -53.2% |
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+ CompareAccording to AlphaMoat, Outtake (outtake.ai) received 5,845 visits (about 5.8K) in October 2026 (-53.2% month over month), ranking #11,610 of 17,609 AI websites with traffic data, and #1186 in Programming.
In October 2026, Outtake’s largest markets by share of visits are United States 99.1%, Spain 0.9%.
In Programming, the other products with the most monthly visits are Lovable (31.1M), Cursor (23.3M), Google Antigravity (16.1M), opencode (15.4M), Feedly (12.7M).
Data month: 2026-10 · Visit figures are third-party traffic estimates aggregated monthly — best for scale and trends. Multiple domains of the same product are merged. See methodology.