Check where your business appears in Google search results across your local area with a free geographic visibility scan. No signup required.
See how your business ranks across a 3×3 geographic grid — no signup required.
Our geo-grid scan simulates Google searches from multiple points around your business to show exactly where you rank.
Provide your business name, a keyword you want to rank for, and your location.
Our system checks your ranking at 9 points across a 3×3 geographic grid around your location using the Google Places API.
Get a color-coded map of your visibility — green (top 3), yellow (4–10), red (11+ or not ranked).
Your business appears in the top 3 results. Maximum visibility for searchers in this area.
You show up in results but not at the top. Searchers may need to scroll to find you.
Your business ranks below position 10 or doesn't appear at all for this keyword in this area.
Google uses three core factors to rank businesses in local search results. Understanding these helps you improve your visibility across the grid.
How well your business profile matches what the searcher is looking for. Complete your categories, services, business description, and attributes to help Google understand what you offer.
How far your business is from the searcher's location. This is why your ranking varies across the grid — you'll rank higher at grid points closer to your address and lower at points farther away.
How well-known and trusted your business is. Google measures this through review count, review score, backlinks, citations, and your overall web presence.
Fill in every field — business hours, services, products, description, attributes, and photos. Profiles with photos get 42% more requests for directions.
Both review quantity and recency matter. Respond to every review — positive or negative. Google has confirmed that responding to reviews improves local ranking.
Your Name, Address, and Phone number should be identical across your website, Google profile, directories, and social media. Inconsistencies confuse Google and weaken your ranking.
Get listed on relevant directories (Yelp, BBB, industry-specific sites). Each quality citation reinforces your location and legitimacy with Google.
Publish content mentioning your neighborhood, city, and service area on your website. This signals to Google that you serve specific geographic areas.
Your primary category is the strongest ranking signal you control. Pick the one that most precisely matches what you do — "Italian Restaurant" outperforms generic "Restaurant" for Italian food searches.
Your Google Business dashboard only shows you that your listing exists — it doesn't tell you where you actually rank from different parts of town. A geo-grid scan reveals the reality: you might rank #1 on your own block but #15 two miles away. Without geographic ranking data, you're optimizing blind. Regular scans help you measure the impact of your local SEO work and identify which neighborhoods need attention.
A Geo-Grid scan checks where your business appears in Google search results at multiple geographic points around your location. It creates a color-coded grid showing your visibility: green for top 3, yellow for positions 4-10, and red for 11+ or not ranked.
Yes. The free scan runs a 3×3 grid (9 points) around your business for one keyword. No signup or credit card required. Personal plan users get 1 scan/month included. Professional and Enterprise users get unlimited scans, larger grids up to 7×7, monthly auto-scans, competitor analysis, and trend tracking.
The scan queries the Google Places API at each grid point, simulating what a real user would see searching from that location. Results reflect actual Google search rankings at the time of the scan.
Green means your business ranks in the top 3 results at that point. Yellow means positions 4-10 (visible but not top). Red means position 11 or lower, or not found in results at all.
Common strategies include optimizing your Google Business Profile with accurate info and photos, encouraging customer reviews, ensuring consistent NAP (name, address, phone) across directories, and creating locally relevant content on your website.
Yes. Personal plan users get 1 scan per month. Professional and Enterprise users get monthly automated scans with historical trend tracking, visibility score charts, and PDF reports. You can see exactly how your local visibility changes over time.
Personal plan includes 1 geo-grid scan per month. Professional and Enterprise users get unlimited scans, larger grids up to 7×7, monthly auto-refresh, competitor analysis, trend tracking, and PDF reports.