Competitor analysis maker
Type in what you can see on each competitor’s page: prices, delivery charge, cash on delivery, exchange and followers. You get a table and a plain list of where you lead and where you trail. No sign-up.
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Use what you can see. Prices, delivery charges and followers are on each shop’s page or in its highlights. Add 1 to 6 competitors. Leave a field as Not sure if you cannot tell, and it stays out of the comparison. The page prints on A4 landscape, and the CSV opens in Excel and Google Sheets.
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Where do I find a competitor’s prices and delivery charge?
On their Instagram or Facebook page, in the highlights, pinned posts and captions, or on their website. If it is not shown, message them as a buyer and ask. Leave a field as Not sure if you cannot find out, and it is left out of the comparison.
How many competitors should I compare?
Three to six. Pick shops that sell something close to yours to the same kind of buyer, in the same price range. A giant brand is not a useful comparison for a shop that sells from home.
How does the tool decide a gap or a win?
It compares your figure with the middle of your competitors’ figures. For price, a difference of 10 percent or more counts. For delivery time, one day or more. Yes or no items and policies are compared directly. It is a guide, not a score.
Is it fair to use followers as a measure?
It is one signal, and only that. A small page with real buyer photos and fast replies can sell more than a large page. That is why followers are one row among several, and the tool says so when you trail.
Can I open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets?
Yes. The file is plain CSV with a header row, and Urdu text opens correctly. Each shop is one row, and your own shop is the first one.
Is it fine to look at other shops’ prices?
Yes, when you use what they show publicly. Do not copy their photos or descriptions. Use the table to decide your own prices, delivery charge and policies.