A PPC competitor analysis built specifically for Google Search ads — not Meta, LinkedIn, or TikTok. Give us a brand and up to 20 keywords (a location is optional) — we'll pull live Google Search ads for each keyword, group every hit by advertiser, and show you who's winning which positions, what their ads say, and how to beat them.
Part of Improve My Ads — free behavioral-science audits for your own ad creative, plus this live competitive-intelligence tool for Google Search.
Your first 3 reports are free — 3 free runs left. $49 per report after that, or included free if you have the $19/mo Unlimited subscription.
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Brands are grouped by advertiser name/domain as reported by Google — near-duplicate entries may be the same company. Results reflect one live snapshot per keyword at run time, not a historical trend.
FAQ
What data does this actually pull?
Live Google Search ads for each keyword you give it, at the location you specify (or worldwide if you leave location blank) — grouped by advertiser, with position frequency, the actual ad copy running, and sitelinks/callouts where present. One real snapshot at run time, not a historical trend or an estimate.
How is this different from the free Google Ads Audit?
The free/$99 audit grades one ad you submit, lens by lens. This tool instead shows you every OTHER advertiser bidding on the same keywords — the competitive landscape around your ad, not a grade of it.
Do I need an account?
You can fill out the brand, location, and keywords here with no sign-in required — you'll only be asked to create a free account (or sign in) right before payment, since reports are saved to your account so you can revisit or delete them from My Audits.
What does it cost?
Your first 3 reports are free. After that, $49 one-time per report, or included free if you're on the $19/mo Unlimited plan (see /pricing).
Can I re-run this later with updated data?
Yes — "Re-run analysis" on any past report prefills a fresh run with the same brand, location, and keywords, still editable. It's a genuinely new run (and separately paid unless you're subscribed), since live search data costs real money to fetch each time.