Competitors
Last updated 10 Jul 2026, 09:42
These are real, named competitors, read from public sources. No login, and nothing they had to agree to. Benchmark is the other page: it compares you with similar shops without naming any of them.
Who do you want to track?
Pick up to 3 competitors. The whole page follows your choice.
| Nordic Coffee (You)nordiccoffee.dk | Kaffekompagnietkaffekompagniet.dk | Riis Coffeeriiscoffee.dk | BeanBrothersbeanbrothers.dk | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paid activity | 40· 6 active ads | 78· 18 active ads | 55· 9 active ads | 62· 12 active ads |
| Organic visibility | 45 | 72 | 60 | 38 |
| Reviews | 4.3· 214 | 4.5· 1,890 | 4.2· 640 | 4.6· 430 |
| Branded interest | +6% | +12% | +3% | +18% |
| Core Web Vitals | 2/3 | 3/3 | 2/3 | 3/3 |
What their ads say
Nordic Coffee (You)
“Fresh Nordic roast, subscribe & save”
Kaffekompagniet
“Denmark's largest coffee range — free shipping”
Riis Coffee
“Since 1959 — quality roastery”
BeanBrothers
“Specialty micro-lots, roasted to order”
Their primary edge
Derived from their signals, not guessed: where each competitor stands out vs. the set.
Kaffekompagniet
Outspends on ads: 18 live ads and a high, sustained spend level.
Riis Coffee
Owns Google visibility (60/100). They capture demand organically before others pay for it.
BeanBrothers
The brand pulls on its own: searches for their name are growing +18%.
How this feeds your analysis
Competitor data is external context. It informs, never overrides, your connected numbers:
- →Paid activity & ad breadth → Marketing & Traffic context (are you out-shouted?)
- →Reviews & rating → Brand & Positioning context
- →Core Web Vitals → Website & UX context (is slow speed a category norm or your gap?)
- →Branded interest → Brand demand context