Enter keyword and domain
Use the exact query you want to compete for and optionally add your domain to compare it with higher-ranking competitors.
Enter a keyword, choose a country, and optionally add your domain. Screpy finds the ranking pages in Google, runs on-page SEO analysis for each result, and shows your domain in context so you can compare metadata, headings, links, images, indexability, structured data, and trust signals against higher-ranking competitors.
Move beyond a plain rank list. Review the pages ranking for your keyword, audit their on-page SEO signals, and compare your own domain against competitors already winning organic search positions.
See the competitor URLs currently ranking for the keyword, including domains, snippets, position order, and page type.
Enter your domain to find your result inside the SERP and compare your page against competing URLs.
Run a competitor on-page SEO audit for each ranking page and review metadata, headings, robots, links, images, schema, and trust signals.
Focus on the competitors above your domain and compare the SEO signals that may be helping them win.
Choose the target country before analysis so the competitor set matches the search market you are optimizing for.
Load more SERP pages and continue the same on-page competitor review across deeper ranking results.
This workflow is built for practical SEO gap analysis: find the ranking pages, compare your domain, audit each competitor URL, and decide which on-page signals deserve attention first.
Use the exact query you want to compete for and optionally add your domain to compare it with higher-ranking competitors.
Set the search market before running the analysis so competitor visibility reflects the country you care about.
Review the on-page audit for each ranking result, including metadata, structure, indexability, links, images, schema, and trust.
Compare your page with the competitors above you and turn repeated weaknesses into a focused optimization checklist.
Use the SERP as the entry point, then inspect the page-level signals behind each ranking URL. The goal is not to copy competitors, but to understand which on-page signals your page may be missing.
Check whether the winning results are tools, guides, product pages, category pages, comparison pages, or list-style content.
Compare title tags, meta descriptions, URLs, and snippet language to understand how competitors frame the query.
Review HTTP status, canonical tags, robots signals, sitemap hints, and indexability warnings in the competitor page audit.
Compare H1 usage, heading structure, content depth, keyword patterns, and page clarity across ranking competitors.
Review links, image alt text, Open Graph data, Twitter cards, structured data, accessibility, feeds, emails, and E-E-A-T hints.
Prioritize improvements where competitors above you are stronger and your domain shows missing or weak signals.
Clear answers about competitor on-page audits, domain comparison, country targeting, and canonical handling for shared query result states.
A SERP competitor analyzer checks which pages rank for a keyword, then helps you compare those ranking pages. Screpy adds page-level on-page SEO analysis so you can review each competitor URL beyond its title and snippet.
For each organic result, Screpy can run an on-page SEO audit and summarize metadata, canonical tags, robots signals, headings, content, links, images, social tags, structured data, accessibility, and trust signals.
Yes. Enter your domain as an optional field before running the report. Screpy identifies matching SERP results, making it easier to compare your page with competitors ranking above and around you.
Start with competitors ranking above your domain. Review errors and warnings around indexability, titles, descriptions, H1 usage, content depth, broken links, image alt text, schema, and trust signals before making page updates.
Yes. Choose a country before running the analysis. Screpy uses that market context so the SERP competitor view better reflects the competitors your audience is likely to see.
SERP competitor result URLs can create many similar query states. Screpy keeps the canonical URL pointed at the clean tool page, so shared analysis URLs can consolidate signals to the main SERP competitor analyzer.