Blog article
Comparison pages should route decisions, not just summarize tools.
First next step
If this article already matches your situation, move into the tightest internal route instead of jumping straight to a generic contact flow.
A comparison page is only useful if it changes the next step. That means the page needs a clear verdict, decision axes, routing guidance, and links back into the exact product surfaces that match those recommendations.
Readers do not need a generic list of pros and cons. They need a product-aware explanation of which route to take next inside the system they are already visiting.
Still deciding?
Use the docs layer when you need a clearer decision surface. Use the catalog when you already know the domain. Use diagnostics only when the job needs scoping.
Final CTA
When the content is enough, stay in docs or the scraper catalog. When the job stops being public-safe, take the scoped path.