Competitor Intelligence analyses competitor information you enter yourself, with every field labelled as actual, user-supplied, estimated or unavailable. You enter the competitors you care about, and Dropwebs analyses what you supply.
Competitor modules usually present a rival's rating and review count as measured fact, when it is really an estimate assembled from thin signals. You end up making decisions on numbers nobody can source, and you cannot defend them to a client who asks.
A number you cannot source is a number you cannot defend.
An estimated competitor figure is indistinguishable from a real one on screen.
Google does not publish another business's internal metrics, so nobody has them.
A comparison you cannot source is a comparison you cannot defend to a client.
What Dropwebs does: Competitor Intelligence lets you store legitimate public competitor information and compare it with your real Dropwebs metrics.
Your inputs
Add the competitors that matter, with the public rating and review count you can see on their profile. Dropwebs stores it against your account only, and every comparison shows exactly which figures you supplied.
Labelling
Every field carries its provenance on screen. You always know whether you are looking at something measured, something you typed in, something derived, or something nobody has. That labelling is what makes the comparison safe to put in a client report.
Analysis
With the inputs labelled, the analysis is worth something: where your review volume, rating or response coverage sits against the set you entered, and which gaps are worth acting on. The conclusions are only ever as strong as the data you supplied, and the page says so.
Add a competitor name and public details.
Label each field Actual, Estimated, or Unavailable.
Compare against your synced rating and review counts.
Use findings in Growth Audit or Keyword Analyzer.
Nothing touches your Google account except the official connection you approved.
Every field states where it came from.
A consistent frame instead of ad-hoc notes.
Your competitor set is visible only to your account.
Add 1 - 3 local competitors you can verify publicly.
Enter rating and review count only if you saw them; otherwise mark Unavailable.
Optional: paste a few public review lines for theme extraction.
Act on gaps: replies, profile, or keywords - not on invented rankings.
Competitor figures are the public numbers you enter, not something Dropwebs obtained for you.
Competitor accuracy depends on the information you enter and how recently you refreshed it.
A competitor's internal metrics are not published by Google, so they are never shown here.
What it does, what it will not do, and where the data comes from.
From you. Open the competitor's public profile, note their rating and review count, and enter them. Every comparison then shows exactly which figures you supplied.
No. AI may analyze text you supply. Numbers must come from you with a source label.
Because you can see a competitor's public rating and review count yourself in about thirty seconds, and then you know exactly what the comparison rests on. An estimate you did not make is one you cannot stand behind in a client meeting.
Yes. Once you add a competitor, AI reads the gap between you and them and suggests where to focus. The analysis is labelled AI-derived and works only from the figures you entered.
Free plan, no card. Connect Google and this tool has real data to work with in about a minute.
Workspace steps and real screens. This is a how-to, not a second overview of the tool.
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