Google Maps Competitor Monitoring - Rival Ratings & Reviews
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Google Maps Competitor Monitoring - Rival Ratings & Reviews
Under maintenanceCompetitor monitoring for a known set of Google Maps listings — see which gained reviews, lost rating, edited their profile, or closed since the last check, with an evidence-backed movement row per competitor. Saves a snapshot per monitorId and diffs each run. Pay-per-event, $0.012 per competitor.
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Google Maps Competitor Momentum Watch
Competitor monitoring for a set of competitor Google Maps listings you already track — see which gained reviews, lost rating, edited their profile, or closed since the last check.
Competitor monitoring on Google Maps
One evidence-backed movement row per competitor, plus a per-competitor summary every run. The Actor snapshots each competitor, then compares every scheduled run against it — so you see momentum, not just today's numbers.
When an MCP agent should use this
- "Did my competitors gain reviews this week?"
- "Tell me if a competitor's rating dropped."
- "Watch these competitor listings for profile edits or closures."
- "Which tracked rival gained the most reviews since last check?"
When to use something else
| You want | Use instead |
|---|---|
| To find new competitors | a raw Google Maps query scraper + a prompt |
| What competitors' customers complain about | a review-intelligence / sentiment Actor |
| Changes to YOUR own listing | Google Maps Listing Edit Alerts |
| YOUR branches losing rating fast | Google Maps Branch Reputation Drift |
| A one-off pull of rating + review count | a raw Google Maps places scraper |
How it works
- Collect — fetches each competitor's listing in
richmode (rating + review count + profile), with a trusted fallback. - Snapshot & diff — compares against your saved baseline for this
monitorId. - Classify — turns each movement into one row: review gain, rating up/down, profile edit, or closure.
- Emit — writes export-ready rows (JSON / CSV / XLSX) and updates the snapshot.
Inputs
| Field | Required | Example |
|---|---|---|
competitorUrls | yes | ["https://www.google.com/maps/place/..."] |
monitorId | yes | "austin-coffee-rivals" |
mode | no | "check_for_changes" (default) or "reset_baseline" |
You supply the competitor set — this Actor tracks it, it does not discover competitors for you.
Example output
{"recordType": "competitor_change_alert","monitorId": "austin-coffee-rivals","placeId": "ChIJ...","businessName": "Rival Roasters","changeType": "rating_down","ratingDelta": -0.2,"reviewsCountDelta": 37,"currentRating": 4.3,"currentReviewsCount": 812,"evidence": ["Rating fell from 4.5 to 4.3", "Gained 37 reviews since 2026-05-26"],"sourceUrls": ["https://www.google.com/maps/place/..."],"snapshotDate": "2026-06-02T08:10:00Z"}
Modes
check_for_changes(default) — compare against the baseline and return which competitors moved. Auto-creates the baseline on the first run, so use this almost every time.reset_baseline— save a fresh starting point and report nothing. Use only to re-baseline after you intentionally changed the watchlist.
Billing
| Event | Price | When |
|---|---|---|
competitor-checked | $0.012 | One competitor snapshotted or checked (both modes). |
Below the typical $0.03/competitor market rate. No per-movement charge.
FAQ
Is this a competitor research or discovery tool?
No. It's competitor monitoring for a set you already know — you supply the listings, it tracks their movement. To find new competitors, use a raw Google Maps query scraper instead.
How is it different from a full competitive intelligence tool?
It's the focused Google Maps slice of competitive intelligence: review gains, rating drops, profile edits, and closures over time. No dashboards or share-of-voice — just an evidence-backed movement row per competitor your agent can act on.
Can I use it as a local competitor or brand monitoring tool?
Yes — point it at rival listings (or your own brand's locations) and run it on a schedule for weekly competitor tracking.
Limits & support
- Reads the place snapshot only (rating, review count, NAP, hours, closure) — not review text or sentiment.
- It tracks a known set; it does not find new competitors.
- The first run on a new
monitorIdis a baseline; momentum begins on the next run. - A failed fetch is reported clearly, never silently treated as "no movement".

