Compare your website with your competitors'.

Every site runs through the same audit engine: speed (server response, page weight, render-blocking files), mobile behavior, SEO structure, inquiry paths such as a contact route and click-to-call, and trust signals such as HTTPS — about twenty measurable checks per site, scored per category. Then each check is compared: you see every check where a competitor does better than you, what's wrong on your site and how to fix it, and the checks where you're ahead of all of them.

Yes, with up to three at once. Click "Add another competitor". All sites are checked in parallel, and if one of them can't be loaded the others still compare.

Use "Copy summary" under the results: it copies a plain-text summary (scores per category, where competitors do better, where you're ahead) to paste into an email, a client report or a team chat.

No — it compares what is technically measurable from the pages themselves. It does not see backlinks, rankings or traffic. It answers a sharper question: when a customer opens both websites, whose is better built? For the technical half of competitor analysis, that is the half you can fix this month.

Yes, and it is often encouraging. Big companies frequently ship slow, bloated websites — plenty of small businesses with well-engineered sites beat household names on every technical row that Google's crawler actually measures.

The scan fetches their public homepage once, exactly like any browser or search crawler visiting the page. Nothing is stored on either site and nothing identifies you. Server response time is measured from our server, so treat differences of a few hundred milliseconds as noise.

The losing rows are a work order. Run the full free audit on your own site to see every underlying finding with its fix, or book a call and the studio will quote fixing them — fixed price, in writing.