Why does your competitor rank higher on the map?
We put your Google Business Profile next to the competitors you pick yourself: categories, photos, services, reviews and hours, point by point.
What this scan does
Your competitor ranks higher in Google Maps and you cannot see why. This scan puts your business profile next to one or two competitors you pick yourself, point by point: categories, description, services, photos, reviews, opening hours and attributes. You get a comparison table and a list of what to fill in first.
How it works
- 1You enter your own business name and pick one or two competitors.
- 2We fetch all three Google Business Profiles and measure them the same way.
- 3You get a comparison table per aspect plus a priority list.
What we measure
- Completeness of your profile against your competitors’
- Number of photos, services, categories, attributes and questions and answers
- Review score and review count side by side
What a result looks like
Every finding says what is going on and what it is based on. No number without an explanation.
- Photos: you 3, strongest competitor 47.
- Services: you 0, strongest competitor 12.
- Average rating: you 4.8, strongest competitor 4.3.
Example findings for illustration. Your own result depends on your website and your market.
What you can do with it
- 1See in one table where your competitor filled in more than you.
- 2Know exactly what to complete first, with the numbers behind it.
- 3Track your catch-up by running the scan again later.
Frequently asked questions
Which competitors should I pick?
The ones you see above you when you search the term you want to rank for yourself. Not your biggest competitor on paper, but whoever tops the map at that moment. Those are the profiles with something to learn from.
What can I change myself afterwards?
Almost everything the comparison shows: your categories, description, services, opening hours, attributes and photos are all yours to manage in Google. Everything except your reviews, which is exactly the part that takes the most patience.
Does adding more photos really help?
A fuller profile is a signal, not a button. Google favours profiles that are actively maintained, and visitors click more readily on a business they can see. What it will not do: move you from tenth to first in a week.
How often is this comparison worth running?
Mostly right after you change something: then you see whether the gap narrowed. Otherwise once a quarter is enough, because profiles change more slowly than search results do.
Start with the free scan
The free AI scan needs no account and shows straight away what a report looks like. This scan then runs in your console, paid with tokens.