Free · on this page · about 30 seconds

Exactly how many reviews it takes to win your street.

We pull your listing and your three closest same-category competitors from Google, live, and give you three numbers: what it takes to be competitive, to reach the top three, and to pass the leader.

Your analysisLive data
01
To be competitive
Clear of the weakest practice you are shown against.
02
To reach the top three
Into the block of listings patients actually read.
03
To pass the leader
Ahead of the most-reviewed practice in your category nearby.

Each rung names the practice it is measured against. Your numbers fill these in, from Google, in about thirty seconds.

No PDF. No “we’ll email it.” The result appears here, on this page, and it is about your practice specifically.

Free analysis · no card

Find your practice on Google.

Pick your listing so we analyse the right business — that is most of the form.

No credit card. No sales call to see it. The result stays on this page.

~30 sec to your numbersNo card, no call, no obligationLive Google data, not a template

What appears on this page

Three numbers, each one attached to a name.

01 · Thresholds

Reviews from here to each rung

Your three thresholds, each naming the practice it refers to — not a generic benchmark.

02 · The field

Who a patient sees beside you

The local field — rating, review count, distance — straight from Google today.

03 · The cost

What the gap is plausibly costing

A range, labelled an estimate, with the assumption it rests on printed next to it.

Why the number moves anything

Patients don’t compare care. They compare listings.

A patient searching sees a short list, sorted, with a star average and a review count under each name. They pick from that list before anyone has told them a single thing about how you actually practise.

Read the full study
15,061,473

Google reviews read

61.5%

of them held by the top tenth of practices

26.7%

excellent and invisible — 4.8★ or better on ten reviews or fewer

Across 142,417 US practices: a 112× volume gap at a 0.33-star quality gap. The care is not the difference. The asking is — and “excellent and invisible” is the most common position in American medicine, a volume problem wearing a quality disguise.

What happens when you press it

Thirty seconds of real work, watched.

  1. 01

    You pick your listing

    From Google's own results, so the analysis runs against the right business — the same name exists in a dozen cities.

  2. 02

    We read the field around you

    Your listing and your closest same-category competitors, live, while you watch the log.

  3. 03

    The numbers land here

    On this page, about your practice, with the workings and the caveats shown. Nothing to download, nothing to wait for.

One listing to start

Three numbers. About thirty seconds.

Pick your practice off Google and we’ll read the field around it while you watch.

Run my analysis

No card · no sales call to see it · the result stays on this page