Visualize exactly where you rank on Google Maps

The quota is monthly: 4 analyses during the trial and on Starter, 40 on Pro, then 400 to 4,000 depending on the Enterprise tier. One analysis is one complete 25-point grid, whatever the radius chosen.

Yes, each scheduled run counts as one analysis. If the month's quota is used up, the analysis is not launched and is retried on the following runs, as soon as your quota allows it again.

In a city center, a spacing of 0.5 to 1 km shows the differences from one neighborhood to the next. For a business that draws customers from a whole metro area, 2 to 5 km gives a more useful view. The grid always covers twice the chosen spacing.

An unranked point means your listing is not among the first hundred Google Maps results for that keyword, at that spot. These are often areas where competitors closer to the customer take the top spots.

Yes. Each configuration pairs a location with a keyword: create one for each query you want to track, for example "pizzeria" and "pizza takeout". Each has its own map, history and frequency, and counts toward the quota.

A service-area listing does not always expose coordinates. The form then asks you to enter the latitude and longitude of the center point yourself, for example the heart of your service area.

The grid measures Google Maps from 25 locations. Ranking tracking records, around your location, your rank in the standard search results and in the local pack, for the keyword alone or followed by your city. It has its own monthly quota.

Yes, based on the keywords tracked in Google Rankings. Add each competitor's domain: you see how many queries they appear on, how many they outrank you on or you outrank them on, along with their rating and review count.

Yes: keyword, spacing, center point and frequency can all be changed. Past analyses remain in the history, and the next one is compared with the last completed analysis, point by point.