Google Maps rank tracking
Your Google Maps rank isn't one number. It's a map.
Someone two streets away and someone across town see different results for the same search. Local Rank Tracker searches Google Maps from every point of a grid around your business and shows where you rank at each one — and who is #1 where you are not.
20 credits a month per tracked keyword. A new account gets 100 credits once — enough for 5 keywords for their first month. No card required to start.
How it works
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Find your business
Search by name and city, and pick your Google listing.
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Name the search
The words customers type — "emergency plumber", "coffee shop". Leave out "near me": every point on the grid already searches as someone standing there.
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Read the grid
Each square is your position at that spot: green in the top 3 (the map pack), amber from 4 to 10, red past 10 or outside the top 20. Every 7 days you get a fresh one.
What each grid tells you
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Where you win and where you vanish
Your rank at every point, your average where you appear, and the share of the grid where you are in the top 3.
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Who beats you, point by point
Point at any square to see the business at #1 there, so you can tell which competitor owns which part of town.
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Sized to your service area
Grids of 3×3, 5×5, 7×7 points, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10 miles out from your listing — a café's few blocks or a plumber's whole metro.
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Honest when a scan falls short
If a weekly scan cannot measure enough of the grid, it says so and tries again within a day. You keep seeing the last good grid, labelled with its date — never a gap that looks like a ranking.
A local rank checker that runs itself
You may know this as a geo grid rank tracker, or as a Google map ranking checker you run by hand. The difference is that nobody has to remember to run it: the grid refreshes every week on its own, and the last good one stays on screen.