Questions
Questions
Where does the information come from?
Public sources only — review platforms, advertising libraries, search results, and the competitors' own websites and published material. Nothing comes from interviews, surveys, or any private channel. Every claim carries its source.
How long does it take?
Ten business days from the day the competitor list is agreed.
What if I only have three competitors?
That's fine, and it usually makes for a sharper report. Three is the minimum.
Do you monitor competitors continuously?
Only after a first report. A quarterly refresh tracks what has moved and costs less, but it isn't sold on its own — there's nothing to measure change against without a baseline.
Is this an SEO audit?
No. An SEO audit examines your website. This examines everyone else's business.
What do I do with it?
Most clients start with the review section, because it lists the promises their competitors keep failing to keep. The report sets out what the evidence shows. It doesn't tell you what to decide.
Can I share it internally?
Yes. It's yours.
How do I reach you without a form?
What if it tells me something I already suspected?
Then it's confirmed, with evidence you can put in front of other people — which tends to be worth considerably more than the suspicion was.