Product · Competitors
Your rivals, in plain sight
See where the companies buyers compare you with show up in Google and in AI answers, and where you don’t.
How Raldo does it
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Finds your rivals
Type a company name or paste a website. Raldo finds the company, and you confirm the match.
- Search by name, or paste their website
- Track up to four rivals
Raldo compares them against your own website.
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Compares you side by side
Raldo compares everyone in Google search and in AI answers, and shows who stands where.
- Your share of search, and each rival's
- How often AI answers name you
- Open any rival for the full picture
Run a new comparison whenever you like.
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Shows where your keywords overlap
Open a rival to see how they position themselves and where your keywords overlap.
- Their positioning, in their own words
- Keywords only you rank for, only they rank for, and both
- Keywords within reach, and whether your plan covers them
Stop tracking a rival any time.
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Checks where AI names them
Raldo asks ChatGPT and Perplexity your buyers' questions. See each question where a rival gets named.
- The questions where an AI answer names them
- Which assistant named them
Every question links to the full answer.
So you know where buyers find them, and not you
Frequently asked questions
How many competitors can Raldo track?
Raldo tracks up to four competitors. To add another, stop tracking one, and you can track it again later.
What does Raldo compare?
Raldo compares where each company shows up in Google search and how often AI answers name it. Buyers look in both places before they choose.
How often does the comparison update?
The comparison updates when you run it, and a run can take a few minutes. Every run adds a point to your share of search over time.
Why does Raldo ask for my website first?
Raldo asks for your website first because the comparison starts from your own domain. Add your website in your brand facts first.
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