Enter your website and up to 3 competitors. See their real tech, ad pixels, site size, speed, domain age and SEO side by side, plus one-click research links.
Your competitor comparison will appear hereAdd a competitor website and press Analyse Competitors.
Tips for better results
Check their ads first
Open the Meta Ad Library link for each competitor. Ads running for weeks are usually the ones that work.
Find content gaps
If a competitor has hundreds of pages and you have a few, list the services, locations and questions they cover that you do not.
Repeat every quarter
Competitors change offers, ads and tools. A quick check every 3 months keeps you ahead.
We read each website’s public home page, sitemap and domain record today. We never guess traffic numbers. Nothing is saved.
Frequently Asked Questions
We read each site’s public home page code, robots.txt and sitemap, and the official domain registry (RDAP) for the domain age. It is the same public information anyone can see.
No free tool can measure another site’s traffic exactly. Tools like Similarweb estimate it from panel data. We link each competitor to Similarweb instead of showing guessed numbers.
The site has an ad pixel, like the Meta Pixel or Google Ads tag. Businesses add these to track and retarget visitors from ads, so they are very likely advertising.
It reads public data, so domain age, tags and pages are reliable, while traffic is not shown because no free tool can measure another site's traffic exactly.
Look for gaps: faster pages, missing schema, a social channel they ignore or an ad pixel that shows they advertise. Then plan what to do better.
Yes. The competitor analysis kit is free to use as often as you like, with no sign-up or login.
No. The tool reads public information such as a site's home page, robots.txt and sitemap, the same as any visitor or search engine. It runs through our server.
Yes. Our Digital Marketing course covers competitor research, SEO, ads and strategy with live projects.
Yes. Our SEO team starts with competitor research as part of the plan.
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Where does this data come from?
We read each site’s public home page code, robots.txt and sitemap, and the official domain registry (RDAP) for the domain age. It is the same public information anyone can see.
Why do you not show traffic numbers?
No free tool can measure another site’s traffic exactly. Tools like Similarweb estimate it from panel data. We link each competitor to Similarweb instead of showing guessed numbers.
What does "Likely running ads" mean?
The site has an ad pixel, like the Meta Pixel or Google Ads tag. Businesses add these to track and retarget visitors from ads, so they are very likely advertising.
Can I learn competitor research properly?
Yes. Our Digital Marketing course covers competitor research, SEO, ads and strategy with live projects.
