Compare your online presence against real local competitors. Live data from Google showing ratings, reviews, and website presence.
See how your online presence compares to the top businesses in your area right now.
How your top local competitors appear online vs your current presence:
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We'll build you a website and online presence that outperforms your local competition.
The Competitor Presence Report looks up the top businesses in your industry and area using Google Places, then compares their online presence against yours. You'll see real business names, their actual Google ratings, review counts, and whether they have a website.
Your own row is scored based on what you tell us about your current website, Google Business Profile, social media, and reviews.
This tool uses live data from Google. The competitors shown are real businesses found via Google Places API.
Each business is scored out of 100 based on: website presence (25 points), Google Business Profile (25 points), review count (up to 25 points), star rating (up to 15 points), and social media (up to 15 points).
The gap between your score and the top competitor shows how much ground you need to cover to compete effectively for local customers.
Yes. The tool searches Google Places for businesses matching your industry and location, then returns real business names with their actual Google ratings, review counts, and whether they have a website linked to their profile.
Your score is based on what you tell us: website presence (up to 25 points), Google Business Profile completeness (up to 25 points), review count (up to 20 points), star rating (up to 15 points), and social media activity (up to 15 points).
The tool makes live API calls to Google Places to search for businesses, then fetches detailed information for each one. This real-time lookup takes a few seconds but ensures you see current, accurate data rather than cached or fake results.
Yes. Enter any UK town or city in the location field. The tool will search for businesses in that area, so you can compare yourself against competitors in neighbouring towns or areas you want to expand into.
The Google Places API cannot check social media presence, so competitor social media is marked as "Unknown". Your own social media status is based on what you select in the form. We are working on adding social media checking in a future update.
Focus on the areas where you score zero: get a professional website if you do not have one, claim and complete your Google Business Profile, ask satisfied customers for Google reviews, and set up active social media profiles. Each step adds significant points to your score.
Check quarterly to track how your competitive position is changing. New businesses appear, existing ones improve their profiles, and review counts change. Staying aware of the competitive landscape helps you prioritise improvements.
Competitors who have invested in their online presence — professional website, complete Google profile, active review collection — will score higher. The score reflects visible online signals that influence how Google ranks businesses in local search results.