Where are you on the map?
See where your business ranks on Google Maps from 13 points around it, every week. Which neighbourhoods your rivals lead, and what is missing from your Google profile.
Set up in three steps
When a customer searches “hairdresser near me”, where does Google Maps put you? We measure it every week from 13 points around your business and show where your rivals lead.
Find your business
Search for your business on Google Maps by name and pick it. Address, rating, review count, hours and photos come from your profile.
Choose your keywords
Pick the searches where customers find you. We suggest ideas from your category and the keywords you already track; for most businesses 3–5 is enough.
See your weekly map
Every keyword is searched at your address and at four points each at 3, 5 and 10 km around it. The positions show on a map and refresh by themselves every week.
See who leads at every point
Click a point on the map to see who is in the top three there and where you stand. A local ranking changes with where the searcher is, so we show the position at every point instead of one number.
Keyword by keyword, distance by distance
Every local keyword has its own radar, so you see at a glance where you vanish. The share of points where you are in the top three is worked out for the 3, 5 and 10 km rings separately.
Rivals and area leaders
Click a rival and the map redraws with its positions. See at how many points it is ahead of you and who is first most often in each ring.
Your Google profile, as customers see it
Your listing is drawn the way it looks on Google Maps; a missing phone number, hours, website or photos are marked in the card.
The weekly scan is part of your plan
Your local keyword allowance depends on your plan; the weekly scan of those keywords costs nothing extra. A scan can also be started by hand 4 times a month. (Beginner 5, Growth 10, Scale 25 local keywords)
Are you an AI agent? Read the SerpBeats product and plan summary.