Your store, beside the three rivals you watch most.

You check your rivals' stores every week, one tab at a time, a different way each time. The online-store Intel loop puts your store and three rivals through one read on one rubric. Four stores, eight categories, one scorecard.

For each of the four stores we capture the homepage and one product page, run a mobile speed test, and read robots.txt, the sitemap and the site's response headers. From the raw page code we detect the tools each store runs: analytics and ad tags, payment options such as buy-now-pay-later and wallets, review widgets, email capture and loyalty schemes. Anything not found is recorded as "not detected", never "missing". A single scoring pass then grades all four stores on a fixed rubric across eight categories: first impression, navigation, product pages, cart and checkout, trust, mobile, speed and basic search, and promotions and retention.

Then a person checks it. Every run stops for review. A specialist reads the findings against the evidence, removes anything that does not hold, adds a note where it helps, and releases the report under their own name. Nothing reaches you that a person has not looked at. Our code never emails the report on its own. The specialist sends it.

What you receive is an executive summary with the ranking, a side-by-side scorecard for all four stores, the top five quick wins rated on effort and impact, and the bigger opportunities, which we walk through with you on a call.