Enter one domain and get its real organic competitors: the sites ranking for the same keywords, ordered by how much of its keyword profile they overlap, with the platform noise already filtered out. Yours or anyone else's.
Competitor Lookup
Enter a domain to see who competes with it in organic search.
Uses 3 credits per lookup. Competitors are ranked by organic keyword overlap in the selected country.
Found competing with
Competitor
Common Keywords
Overlap
Avg. Position
Keywords
Traffic Value
Want to track these competitors over time? A project monitors their rankings, traffic and gaps against yours, on a schedule.
Not the companies named in your pitch deck. A competitor, for this tool, is a domain that keeps appearing in the same search results you do, measured as keyword overlap: the share of the target domain's ranking keywords the other site also ranks for. That definition regularly surprises people, and the surprise is the value. The rival your sales team obsesses over may overlap you by four percent while a content site you have never heard of overlaps you by forty.
The list is cleaned before you see it. YouTube, Wikipedia, Reddit, Amazon and the rest of the platforms that technically rank for everything are removed, because "you compete with Wikipedia" is true for every website on earth and useful to none of them.
Three columns matter. Overlap says how much of your search territory the domain contests; it is the ranking signal for the list. Shared keywords says how big that contested territory is in absolute terms. Average position says how well they hold it, and a small overlap at position 6 is often more dangerous than a large one at position 40.
The country selector matters more than it looks. Overlap is computed inside one market, and a domain's competitor set in Australia is routinely a different list than its set in the United States. Run the lookup per market you actually sell into.
What to Do With the Answer
The finder tells you who. The follow-up questions have their own tools. To see everything one rival ranks for and how their visibility is built, put them through the Domain Analyzer. To get the specific keywords a rival ranks for that you do not, run Content Gap Analysis against them. And inside a NitroShock project, the competitors you choose to watch appear alongside your own keywords on every check, so beating them stops being a quarterly report and becomes a column you look at.
Questions
Can I run it on a domain I don't own?
Yes. Prospecting is half the point: run it on a potential client before the first call and walk in knowing their real rivals.
Why isn't a competitor I expected on the list?
Because the data disagrees with the org chart. If they don't rank for the keywords the target ranks for, they compete for customers somewhere else, just not in organic search.
Is this a one-off lookup or ongoing?
This page is the one-off. Ongoing competitor watching lives inside a project, where the same domains get checked with every scheduled keyword check.
What does it cost?
It runs on credits, not a subscription, and credits never expire. The exact per-lookup cost is shown on the button before you run it.
Run your own domain first. If the top of the list surprises you, that surprise is a strategy meeting you should probably have.
