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Use the service phrase a nearby customer would genuinely type.
Free Google Maps visibility check
Choose one service and one location. We’ll check how your business appears across nine nearby search points and send you a report you can actually understand.
✓ Free report request ✓ Phone optional ✓ No call required
How the free check works
No dashboard setup or account access is needed for the initial request.
Use the service phrase a nearby customer would genuinely type.
Confirm the profile, address and service area before measurement.
See how the same business appeared from nine nearby locations.
The result: a dated report with every observed rank, top-three coverage and the exact search scope.
Request my free checkRequest your sample
Enter the name customers see on Google Maps and the city you serve. An address helps us distinguish similar business listings.
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We sent a confirmation email and will reply after verifying your listing and search scope.
See how the sample report works →Read the grid correctly
| The report can show | The report cannot prove |
|---|---|
| How one verified listing appeared for one keyword from fixed search points | How every customer sees Google Maps |
| Where rankings were stronger or weaker on the sampled date | That a ranking change caused calls, bookings or revenue |
| A comparable baseline when keyword, centre, spacing and grid size stay fixed | A guaranteed future position or permanent top-three placement |
Use the grid to locate a visibility pattern and decide what to inspect next. Use first-party analytics and lead records to evaluate business outcomes.
Choose the smallest useful offer
Every offer below states the problem it fits, what you receive and where the scope stops. If the evidence does not justify paid work, start with the free check.
Prices are in USD. Standard management scopes are month to month. Multi-location pricing begins at five profiles. A signed quote or order controls the exact purchased scope.
Questions
One business, one service keyword and a 3×3 sample. The report shows the search location, date, individual ranks and top-three count. We check the listing before preparing a report.
A 3×3 sample is small enough to explain and compare while showing that Maps results change by search location.
No. We first verify the listing and search scope. That avoids running a misleading scan against the wrong business, location or keyword.
Google local results are affected by the searcher’s location as well as relevance and prominence. A business can rank differently a few streets or neighborhoods away.
Yes, when the keyword, grid centre, spacing, grid size and measurement method stay the same. Changing those settings changes the question being measured.
No. A rank grid measures search visibility. Calls, form submissions, appointments and revenue require separate first-party analytics and lead records.
No. A saved report opens without a form or login. You can reply with a question or request a conversation if you want help with the next steps.