How it works
Your business, your competitors, and that’s it. leegue collects their Google reviews every day, analyzes them and sends you a clear report every Monday.
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The starting point
No form to fill in: everything leegue needs to know is already on your Google listing. Your business type, category and reviews give the analysis its context.
No access to your Google listing required.02
You decide who to follow
Search for them by name, just like your business. Their reviews are collected every day, analyzed and compared with yours, with nothing for you to keep an eye on.
5, 10, or 20 competitors, depending on your plan.Fictional example leegue
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Every Monday morning
Every Monday, an email sums up your week: your place in the ranking, your numbers against your competitors’, and what customers said. The full report details the topics, products and staff mentioned.
The essentials in a few minutes.leegue <monday>
To: you
Week of August 31: you move up to 2nd in your leegue
Your leegue · No. 36 · Monday, September 7, 2026
For Harbor Bistro · 5 businesses followed
28 new reviews this week, up from 21 the week before. Your share of positive reviews is up 6 points, to 82%, and you move up one place, to 2nd.
The rankingThis week’s score
Fictional example email
Frequently asked questions
The group formed by your business and the competitors you follow. Every week, leegue compares and ranks them based on their Google reviews. You can give it a name, like “New York Burger leegue”.
A few minutes. You find your business, choose a plan, create your account and pay: review collection starts right away. You then add your competitors from the Dashboard.
No. leegue reads public Google Maps reviews: nothing to install, no access to your Google Business Profile, no setup.
The Monday after you sign up. Until then, the Dashboard already shows your reviews and your competitors’ as they are collected.
Yes. When you add a business, leegue retrieves its reviews since January 1, 2026: you can compare several months from day one, not just the weeks after you sign up.
No. You follow the businesses that interest you, wherever they are: the one next door, a place in another city, a brand whose positioning inspires you.
No. leegue reads public reviews: no business is notified or contacted.
No. leegue measures and compares: it publishes nothing, replies to no reviews and does not change your Google listing.
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