See How Your Website Stacks Up Against Competitors

What the numbers mean

This tool runs a PageSpeed Insights test on every URL you enter. Then it puts the results side by side. The scores come straight from Google's own PageSpeed Insights API, so your competitor sees the same number if they test themselves.

Speed is one of the few competitive signals you can measure without anyone's analytics. No login, no spy tool, no bloated PDF. Just the numbers, next to each other.

How to read the comparison

• Performance score is a 0 to 100 lab grade. Lighthouse calls 90 and above good, 50 to 89 needs improvement, and under 50 poor. A 10-point gap is noise, a 30-point gap is a different build.
• Core Web Vitals are the three numbers Google folds into its page experience signal: LCP for how fast it loads, CLS for how much it jumps around, and INP for how fast it responds to a tap. Google publishes the thresholds it uses for each. Three numbers, no mystery.
• Scores move between runs. Server load, caching and third-party scripts all nudge the result. Run each site two or three times before you call a winner.

What a speed gap does and does not tell you

A faster site converts paid traffic better. Fewer people quit before the page shows up, and you drop one ranking headwind. That is what a speed gap tells you.

It does not tell you who ranks higher, who spends more, or whose offer closes. For that you need keyword rankings, ad library data and a landing page teardown. That is the real work behind a full competitive review.

If a competitor scores way above you, the fix is usually boring: hosting, image compression, fewer tracking scripts, fonts loaded right. If you score above them, keep that edge. Then go work on the parts of the funnel this tool cannot see.