Competitor Analysis
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Competitor Analysis

See who competes with a domain in search and which keywords it ranks for. 8 credits per search.

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Competitor discovery

Find which sites compete in organic search for the same keywords as your domain.

Keyword overlap

See shared keywords, find gaps in your coverage, and identify opportunities to outrank rivals.

Traffic estimates

Estimated monthly organic visitors and keyword count for each competitor, visualised in an interactive bubble chart.

Revuin's SEO competitor analysis tool shows exactly who you're competing with in Google's organic results and which keywords they rank for. Enter your domain and instantly see your top organic competitors — sites that share your keyword rankings — plus the specific keywords driving their visibility, so you can find realistic opportunities instead of guessing who your real competition is.

Why use Revuin's Competitor Analysis

  • ✓Surfaces your real organic competitors — based on shared keyword rankings, not just who you assume you're up against.
  • ✓Shows the exact keywords each competitor ranks for, so you get a concrete opportunity list, not just a name.
  • ✓Pairs naturally with Keyword Gap to go from 'who competes with me' to 'what should I target next.'
  • ✓Free to try, no credit card required.

How it works

  1. 1

    Enter your domain

    The tool identifies competitors based on keyword overlap.

  2. 2

    Pick a location

    Competitors and rankings vary by market.

  3. 3

    Review top competitors and their keywords

    See who shares your rankings and what’s driving their visibility.

Frequently asked questions

How does this tool decide who my competitors are?+

It's based on real keyword overlap in Google's organic results — domains that rank for many of the same keywords you do, regardless of whether they're competitors in your actual business.

Why does a big brand show up as a 'competitor' even though we're a small business?+

Keyword-overlap competitors are about search visibility, not company size — a large brand can rank for the same long-tail keyword as a small site without directly competing for customers.

Can I use this without knowing who my competitors are yet?+

Yes — that’s the main use case. Enter just your own domain and the tool surfaces who’s actually competing with you in search.

How often do organic competitors change?+

They can shift as sites gain or lose rankings — checking quarterly is enough for most businesses, more often during an active SEO campaign.

People also ask

What’s the difference between a business competitor and an SEO competitor?+

A business competitor sells something similar to you; an SEO competitor ranks for the same search terms — the two overlap often but not always, and SEO strategy should focus on the latter.

How many competitors should I track?+

3-5 close organic competitors is usually enough to spot real patterns without the analysis becoming unmanageable.

Should I try to outrank every competitor for every keyword?+

No — focus on keywords where the ranking pages are weaker than what you could realistically produce; competing everywhere spreads effort too thin.