Your site against theirs, side by side.
Enter your website and up to three competitors. You’ll see who has their tracking in order, which ad platforms each is set up for, and where the search basics are missing.
Enter up to four websites.
Yours first, then the competitors you lose work to. The comparison reads each home page from the outside, the way a visitor’s browser would.
Competitor comparison
A look from the outside. Nothing you enter is kept.
It reads one public page from each site. It can’t see spend, rankings or results.
Reading each site…
Fetching the pages, then writing up the differences. This takes up to 30 seconds.
Read from one page of each site. Green marks a check that passed and a striped box one that didn’t.
This is the view from outside.
It shows what’s on each page, not what’s working. An audit looks inside your own accounts and tells you where the money is going.
Fair things to ask.
What can it see?
One public page from each website, usually the home page, plus its Tag Manager container and whether it has a sitemap. Everything it reads is public and visible to any browser.
What can’t it see?
Anything behind a login: ad spend, search rankings, traffic, sales or how well a campaign is doing. An ad platform’s tag on a page shows a site is set up to advertise there. It doesn’t show that it is.
Why does a site say “couldn’t read”?
Some websites block automated visits, and some only build their pages inside a visitor’s browser. In both cases there’s nothing to read from outside, and the other sites are still compared.
Is the written summary a person?
No. The scorecard is worked out by code. The short summary under it is written by an AI model from those same facts, and it’s told not to guess beyond them.
Do you keep the addresses I enter?
No. They’re used to fetch the pages and aren’t stored. The facts read from each page are sent to Anthropic’s Claude to write the summary.
Behind on something that matters?
Tell me which gap worries you. I’ll say what it would take to close it, and whether it’s worth closing.