Mazzen

You already know who's outranking you.
Now find out why — and where to move.

Type any search query or URL. Mazzen fetches the live results, identifies the real entities competing in the SERP, and evaluates each one across seven scoring dimensions using verified data from Google's own APIs and live review platforms.

The output is a structured competitive brief. Not a score you need to interpret. Not a list of keywords. A document that tells you who controls the space, why they win, what they're vulnerable to, and specifically where a challenger has room.

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Audit types
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Scoring frameworks per competitor
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Countries supported
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Industries with tailored criteria

Three audit types

Three questions. Three audits.

Most users run a SERP Audit first to understand the competitive landscape, then Page Audits to evaluate specific URLs, and Article Audits to check editorial content before or after publishing.

best crm software · United States · live SERP
#1competitor-a.comWinner · Best Overall
9.2
Best CRM Software 2025 — Top Rated
#2competitor-b.comTop Rated
7.8
CRM Reviews & Comparison Guide
#3competitor-c.comBest Value
6.4
Affordable CRM for Small Business
#4yoursite.comYou · Gap: 5.1pts
4.1
CRM Software — Features & Pricing

Competitive SERP Audit

"Who's winning this query — and what would it actually take to beat them?"

Type any search query and choose from 46 target countries. Mazzen fetches the live SERP, identifies the real businesses competing in it — not just the URLs, but the actual entities behind them — and runs a full multi-source evaluation across all of them.

The output maps winners per intent mode. A user searching with a budget in mind is a different searcher than one doing pre-purchase research. Mazzen identifies which competitor wins for each buying scenario — so you know exactly who you're competing against depending on how someone is actually searching.

Page Audit

"Does this page deserve to rank — by the standards modern search systems actually apply?"

Paste a URL and Mazzen evaluates the page the way modern search systems do — not just for technical hygiene, but for the harder questions: Does the content add something genuinely useful? Does the entity behind it have real, verifiable expertise? Is the business credibly present across the web?

The audit produces a Validated or Not Validated verdict after running the page through industry-specific evaluation gates. The evaluation adapts to the page's industry automatically.

Article Audit

"Is this article genuinely authoritative — or will Google filter it out?"

Paste an article URL and Mazzen runs the full seven-framework evaluation, plus a dedicated editorial analysis layer: E-E-A-T evaluation broken down by dimension, information gain scored 0–100, and AI content analysis.

Hard-fail checks cover editorial integrity issues specific to articles. If any trigger, the article fails regardless of its other scores. Every check is listed with its result and finding.

Certified
Passes all must-pass gates across every critical dimension
⚠️
Conditional
Passes with caveats — specific issues limit trust or content quality
Not certified
Fails one or more hard-fail gates — reasons always stated

Seven scoring frameworks

What the evaluation covers

Every competitor in a SERP audit — and every URL in a page or article audit — is scored across seven dimensions. Each produces a 0–10 score with specific findings attached.

SEO

The technical foundation: whether the page is properly accessible to search engines, structured correctly, and signalling topic relevance through schema, headings, and content depth.

Content integrity

Does this page add something new, or is it recycling what already exists? Pages with no real information gain are score-capped regardless of how well they perform on other dimensions.

CRO

Whether the page actually helps the person who lands on it. Clarity of offer, calls to action, friction points, and whether the user journey makes sense.

UX

Load experience, layout stability, and interaction readiness — evaluated both as ranking factors and as user experience signals.

Trust and validation

Business identity verification, reputation consistency across platforms, credential signals, and review legitimacy. For YMYL categories, stricter evidence requirements apply.

Topical authority

Whether the entity demonstrates genuine depth on the subject or is a generalist publishing surface-level content. Evaluates how focused the site's coverage is and whether cornerstone content exists at sufficient depth.

Temporal drift

Freshness signals, date accuracy, and whether the page has decayed relative to more recently updated competitors. Content ages differently depending on the topic.
competitor-a.com · Score breakdown9.2 / 10
SEO
8.4
Content
9.1
CRO
7.2
UX
8.8
Trust
9.4
Freshness
7.6

Where the data comes from

Live data from authoritative sources

Every data point in the audit is traced to its source. AI handles the reasoning and scoring. The underlying facts come from verified, current sources pulled before any analysis begins.

Data collection in progress

SERP
Knowledge Graph
Places
Reviews
PageSpeed
Page Scrape

Collecting from SERP…

Live SERP results
Fetched through real search infrastructure, not cached keyword databases or SERP proxies. Results reflect what's ranking right now, in the specific country you target.
Google Knowledge Graph
Entity recognition, business type classification, and verified entity metadata. Determines whether a domain belongs to a direct business, marketplace, publisher, or something else.
Google Places
Location data, review counts, ratings, and Google Business Profile signals. For local queries, these become primary evaluation inputs.
Review signals
Sentiment and consistency across review platforms, checked against the claims the business makes on its own site.
PageSpeed Insights
Core Web Vitals and performance data per competitor URL, from Google's own API.
Full page analysis
Heading structure, word count, schema types, content depth, trust signals, contact details, credential presence, pricing information, policy pages, and more.

Industry-aware evaluation

14 industries, each with their own rule sets

A healthcare provider and a SaaS company aren't competing on the same signals. Mazzen adjusts its evaluation criteria based on what actually matters in each category.

A healthcare provider and a SaaS company aren't competing on the same signals. For local industries, NAP consistency (name, address, phone number across the web) and Google Business Profile health are scored as primary signals. For SaaS, information gain and transparent product claims are weighted heavily — a tool that hides its pricing or omits its limitations is scored down accordingly.

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Who uses this

For anyone who needs to understand a competitive landscape before acting on it

SEO strategists

Run a SERP audit before building a content strategy or recommending a client pursue a market. Know what you're walking into before you commit resources.

Agency teams

Turn competitive research from a half-day task into a 10-minute brief. The structured output maps directly to client strategy conversations.

Content teams

Use the page or article audit before publishing. Know whether what you've built will be seen as genuinely authoritative — or indistinguishable from content Google is already filtering out.

Business owners

See clearly what the businesses outranking you have built, what they're vulnerable to, and what the realistic priority order is for closing the distance.

Common questions

FAQ

No setup required. Type a query or paste a URL and the audit starts immediately.

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