Track your Google Maps ranking across your whole area
How do I track my Google Maps ranking in different parts of town?
Google Maps rankings change street by street, so one ranking check doesn't tell the full story. LocalRanks Pro checks your position for each keyword from a grid of GPS points around your business (3×3, 5×5 or 7×7). It shows a visibility score (the share of the grid where you're in the top 3), your average rank, and the competitors outranking you. Scans repeat every week.
How it works
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Add your keywords
Track the searches that bring customers, or use AI keyword suggestions for your category.
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Scan from every grid point
Each point runs a real Google Maps search from that location, about 1.5 km apart.
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See the map and act
A colour-coded grid, visibility score, average rank and history chart, plus advice on how to beat the competitors ranking above you.
What you get
Visibility score
One number per keyword: the percentage of your area where you appear in the top 3.
Competitor insight
See who ranks above you, with their rating and review count, and a plain-English gap analysis.
Drop alerts
An email when a keyword's visibility drops by 20 points or more.
Turn gaps into posts
Your weakest keywords appear as post topic suggestions in the post scheduler.
Availability: Included on paid plans: Starter 10 keywords (5×5 grid), Growth 20 (5×5), Scale 35 (7×7). Compare plans.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my Google Maps ranking different depending on where I search?
Google ranks local results partly by distance from the searcher, so the same search returns different results in different parts of town. A geo-grid shows how your ranking changes across the whole area.
What is a geo-grid rank tracker?
It checks your Google Maps ranking from a grid of evenly spaced GPS points around your business and shows the results as a map, instead of a single position from one location.
How often should I check local rankings?
Weekly is enough for most businesses. Rankings fluctuate day to day, and a weekly trend is more useful than daily noise.