Free for one business, one competitor, one month

Which would
you choose?

Kerby puts your business next to the one down the street — one thing at a time. No score to interpret, no dashboard to learn. Just what a customer would actually notice, and three things to do about it.

TICKET #04-217 · GOOGLE PROFILE
Which would you call?
You
Rosa's Tacos
3.8 · 19 reviews
No photos of the dining room
Hours missing for Sundays
Menu link listed
El Mariachi Grill
El Mariachi Grill
4.6 · 142 reviews
24 photos, updated last month
Full hours, holiday note posted
Menu link listed

Customer picks El Mariachi3 fixes, about 20 minutes

How it works

Three steps. Free to run — a free account opens your report.

01

Tell us who you're up against

Your business and one competitor down the street, or the one that keeps showing up first when customers search.

02

We compare you, one thing at a time

Your Google profile against theirs. Your website against theirs. No combined score to argue with — just what's actually different.

03

Get plain fixes, not a sales pitch

Three things to do, in your language. If a cheap tool genuinely helps, we'll name it. We don't sell the tools ourselves.

Built for shops, not marketers

The advice is different for a contractor, a salon, a restaurant, and an auto shop — so Kerby treats them differently too.

Contractors
Angi, Houzz, service pages
Salons
Booksy, Vagaro, StyleSeat
Restaurants
Yelp, OpenTable, menus
Auto shops
RepairPal, CarGurus

Free while we're in beta.

Two full reports with a free account, and one check by email every month. Paid plans come later.

How free works →
Premium · coming soon
Not for sale yet
All 20 skills, re-checked every month
Unlimited time with Coach Kerby
Swap competitors anytime
Early access · free while we're in beta

Be first in line when we open up

Kerby is letting local businesses in a few at a time. Leave your email and we'll send you a link to set up your account — two free reports, plus one check by email every month. No card.

We'll email you a sign-in link, not a newsletter. Nothing else, ever.

Built by people who've run the shop

All three of us have owned local businesses and built software for them. We know what it's like to be sold urgency by someone whose fee depends on the problem sounding bad — which is exactly why Kerby doesn't sell the fixes. Read our story →