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SEO competitor analysis tool: take your competitors’ traffic

Kaku finds who actually shares your search results, shows how the organic traffic splits between you, and lists the searches where they appear and you're nowhere. Then you turn the gaps into posts.

tiendasurf.com
Analysis complete · 3rd of 5
Ranking keywords
1,284
Est. traffic
9.6k/mo
Top-3 visibility
12%
CompetitorSharedBeats youTraffic share
surfmarket.co
41218831%
boardline.shop
29614122%
tiendasurf.com You
——14%
wavehouse.store
2339711%
saltwaterkit.com
180648%
38 keywords where a rival ranks just above you: the cheapest wins in the field.
Keyword You Best rival
best surfboard for beginners
8,100 searches / mo
— 2
wetsuit temperature guide
4,400 searches / mo
— 1
how to wax a surfboard
3,600 searches / mo
24 3
surf etiquette rules
2,900 searches / mo
— 4
Send a gap keyword straight to AI Content as the brief for a new post. Write about this
The keyword gap

A list of posts you haven't written yet

Every row is a search your competitors win and you miss, sorted by search volume. Send one to AI Content and it turns into the post that takes it.

What the analysis gives you

Who actually competes

The domains that appear in your results — often not the brands you assumed.

How traffic splits

Your share of estimated organic traffic against theirs, across shared keywords.

The gap table

Searches where they rank and you don’t, with volume and both positions.

Where you’re close

Keywords you already rank for below them — usually the cheapest wins.

How the SEO competitor analysis tool works

1

Pick the site

Choose the connected WordPress site. Nothing else to configure: no competitor list, no seed keywords.

2

Kaku finds the field

It reads the keywords you already rank for and finds the domains that appear next to you in those results.

3

It measures the split

A competitor keyword analysis for each domain: keyword counts, estimated traffic, and the gap table of what they rank for and you don’t.

4

You get a backlog

The analysis stays in your dashboard. Come back to it as often as you like and work through the gaps.

From gap to post

A competitor gap analysis you can turn into posts

It works as a keyword gap tool with a writer attached: every row in the gap table has a Write about this button. Press it and the keyword goes to AI Content, and the post is written for it. The draft comes back with the same review screen as everything else in Kaku, so a gap turns into a published post.

Competitor Analysis Gap
best surfboard for beginners
8,100 searches / mo. Rival at #2, you nowhere.
AI Content Drafting
The Best Surfboards for Beginners in 2026
Post written for the gap keyword.
Review Ready to publish
Draft ready for your review
Read it, edit it, publish it to the site from the same screen.

FAQs about the SEO competitor analysis tool

Do I pick the competitors?

Kaku finds them: the domains that actually appear alongside you in search results for the keywords you rank for. That list is often more useful than the one you would have written from memory.

Where does the data come from?

Third-party search data for the competitive picture. Your own numbers, impressions, clicks, positions and cannibalization, come from your Search Console in separate panels.

How often should I run it?

Monthly is plenty; the competitive picture does not change weekly. A finished analysis stays in your dashboard, so one run gives you a backlog to work through.

What do I do with the gaps?

Send a gap keyword to AI Content and it becomes the brief for a new post. The draft comes back to the same review screen as the rest of Kaku, and you publish it from there.

Does it work on any site?

It needs a site that already ranks for something, because the field is found from the keywords you appear for. A brand-new domain with no rankings has no field to analyze yet.

Is it a competitor keyword research tool?

Yes: a competitor keyword analysis tool that starts from your own site instead of a list you type in. It finds the domains that share your search results, then works as a keyword gap analysis tool: every keyword they rank for and you don't, with volume and both positions.

What makes the best SEO competitor analysis tool for a WordPress site?

Finding your real competitors instead of asking you to guess them, an SEO gap analysis of the keywords where they beat you, and a way to turn each gap into a post. Kaku does all three, and the post it drafts lands in your WordPress for review.

Find out who you're actually competing with

One analysis covers your whole field, and the gap table usually contains a post you would never have thought to write.

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