aiCompetitor · Your Google listing, compared to the ones on your street
For the owner of a local business who knows their Google rating but doesn't know if it's good for their area: aiCompetitor puts your listing next to your competitors', measures who's going up and who's going down week by week, and tells you what people really complain about. Updating your data is free.
aiCompetitorYou have a 4.4 on Google. Is that good or bad on your street, and are you going up or down?
Google shows you today's snapshot and nothing more: it doesn't tell you if your rating is good for your category and area, or if you're being overtaken, or what the businesses next to you are doing right. aiCompetitor solves this with three things. You put your listing alongside those of up to ten competitors in your neighborhood and see them ranked with their rating and review volume next to them, because a 4.9 with 12 reviews is not a 4.7 with 800. Every week you take a 'snapshot' of the ring — free, without spending tokens — and those snapshots build the history that doesn't exist anywhere: your evolution, how many reviews each one gains per week, and how your position moves. And whenever you want, the AI reads the accessible reviews, scores them by topic, and leaves you a concrete plan for this week.
Start freeThe benchmark, the history, and the why
It's not another dashboard that repeats the rating you already see on Google: it's the comparison with your street, the evolution Google doesn't keep, and the reading of what the reviews say.
Your weekly neighborhood snapshot, free
You search for your business, confirm your listing on the map, and choose the monitoring radius — your street, your neighborhood, or your area. aiCompetitor suggests competitors in your category within it, and you add, remove, pause, or pin as many as you want, up to ten. From there, one button: 'Update data' checks the rating and number of reviews for the entire ring and saves a dated snapshot. It costs no tokens and you can do it as many times as you want; the app alerts you when your latest snapshot gets old and keeps track of your consecutive weeks.
Local ranking, review velocity, and evolution
The ranking places you among your peers with rating and volume always together, flags listings with fewer than twenty reviews as unreliable, and can also be sorted by volume with one tap. On top of that, what can only be known by having history: how many reviews each listing gains per week — normalized, so a four-day interval and a twenty-day interval are comparable —, how much each rating has moved in 30 or 90 days compared with the neighborhood average, and your position, with names attached, when someone overtakes you. The charts for rating, reviews, and position can be filtered by rival or reduced to 'me vs. the area median'.
Topic analysis, leaks, and action plan
When you request it — with the token cost written on the button itself and a confirmation before spending — the AI reads the accessible reviews of your listing and each rival and scores them on service and staff treatment, price, quality, wait, and cleanliness, plus any topics it detects on its own. The result is a report: your defensible strengths, your leaks against the businesses next to you with the name of who beats you in each one, what they mention about them and no one mentions about you, representative customer quotes, and a plan of three to five prioritized actions with a checklist. It can be shared as a WhatsApp summary or PDF, and you can compare today's report with the one from two months ago to see what has improved.
From a lone rating to the benchmark, in three steps
Confirm your Google listing
Type your business name, select your listing from those shown, and confirm it on the map. Choose whether you want to track your street, your neighborhood, or your area.
Build your ring of rivals
We suggest businesses in your category within the radius, with the five most relevant already marked. You add the ones you know are real competition and remove the ones that don't belong.
Take your snapshot every week
One tap updates everyone's rating and reviews and saves the snapshot. By the second one, you already have a chart, velocity, and position movements. You launch the topic analysis whenever you want to know the why.
What people who already use it say
“I had a 4.3 and thought it was a disaster. When I put it next to the four shops in my area, it turned out I was second. What changed my mindset was the velocity: one of them gains four reviews a week and I gain one. You don't see that on Google.”
“The report told me my leak was the Friday wait and gave me the specific action for that week, not generic advice. Two months later I compared the two reports inside the app and that topic had improved. It's what I needed to know if it had made any difference.”
“I like that it doesn't promise what it can't deliver: it warns that Google only lets you see five reviews from each competitor and repeats it on every screen. I take the snapshot every Monday, it costs me nothing, and I already have months of charts that didn't exist anywhere before.”
Frequently asked questions
Stop looking at your rating alone
Create your free account, confirm your listing, and take your first snapshot of your street today. From there, you begin to build a history.