Local Competitor Finder.
Enter a business name and a city. We find its competitors on Google Maps, show how far they are, their ratings and reviews, and where the business ranks, as a CSV, Excel or JSON file.
What you get.
The business first, then one row for every competitor. This is an example with sample data.
| Type | Rank | Name | Rating | Reviews | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| business | 4 | Demo Dental Clinic | 4.6 | 212 | 0 km |
| competitor | 1 | Sample Family Dentistry | 4.8 | 540 | 1.2 km |
| competitor | 2 | Example Smile Studio | 4.7 | 318 | 2.4 km |
Three steps.
Enter the business
Its name as on Google Maps, and the city or address.
Start the run
It finds the competitors around the same address and works out the ranking.
Download the list
Open it in Excel, or find their emails and audit their sites with our other apps.
Pay per business.
One business uses one credit. New accounts get free starting credits. The price for more credits will be announced before the public launch.
Works best together with the Website Contact Finder and the Website SEO Audit.
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What does it do?
It finds your business on Google Maps, then finds other businesses in the same category near the same address. For each one you get the distance, rating, reviews, address, phone and website, and where your business ranks by reviews.
How does it decide who is a competitor?
Businesses in the same category (or a category you type) around the same address, within the radius you choose (default 10 km).
What can I do with the list?
Find the public emails on the competitors' websites with the Website Contact Finder, or check how good their sites are with the Website SEO Audit. Both buttons are on the finished run.
How much does it cost?
New accounts get free starting credits. The business and each competitor use one credit. The price for more credits is not set yet and will be announced before the public launch.
Is it allowed?
It reads public Google Maps data. Google's terms restrict automated reading of Google Maps, so you are responsible for how you use it. Do not use the data for spam.