See where you rank on Google Maps, street by street.

It's a tool that checks where your business shows up on Google Maps for a search, from many points around you instead of one. You may also see it called a geo grid rank tracker or a local SEO grid. Each point on the grid is its own Google Maps search, so you see where you rank across your whole service area, not only from your office.

Google ranks local results partly by how far each business is from the person searching. Someone a block from your shop and someone four miles away see different lists for the same search. That's why a single rank check can say you're #1 while customers across town never see you.

Find your business on Google Maps in Zuops, type a search like "roof repair", pick a grid (for example 7×7 points, 1 mile apart) and start tracking. Google Maps is searched from every point and each dot on the map shows your spot there. Scans repeat every week or month on their own.

Close to it. Each point is a Google Maps search made from that spot at the same street-level zoom, read like a fresh search with no history, and ads are left out. One person's results can still move a little with their own search history and exactly where they're standing, so read each dot as a fair snapshot, not a promise.

No. Map Rankings only needs the business found on Google Maps. Connecting Google is for the tools that change your profile, like review replies and posts.

It's on every plan, from $19/mo. A scan of one search costs 0.25 credits on a 5×5 grid, 0.5 on 7×7, 1 on 9×9 and 2 on 13×13. The first scan of your first three searches is free, and points Google never answers are refunded. One search on a 7×7 grid scanned every week comes to about 2 credits a month.

Smaller in a busy city, bigger for a wide service area. A shop in town usually does well with 7×7 points half a mile to a mile apart. A business that drives across a metro might use 9×9 points 1.5 to 2 miles apart. Once you start, keep the same grid for that search so every scan compares with the last.

Up to 10 searches per business, each with its own grid and schedule: every week, every month, or only when you tap Scan now. A scan usually takes about a minute.

Yes. Service-area businesses pick the middle of the area they serve instead: type a town or tap the map. Your spot at each point is found by your Google listing, so it works the same way.

Every scan's ranks and numbers stay, so Ranking over time and Before & after reach back to your first scan. Who ranked at each spot is kept for 120 days, and always for a search's first scan.

Local Falcon sells credits, one per grid point, so a 7×7 scan uses 49; its plans start at $24.99 a month for 7,500 credits, or $0.05 a credit pay as you go. BrightLocal includes grids in its plans, from $31 a month billed yearly for one location, with grid tracking for up to five keywords. In Zuops a 7×7 scan is half a credit, it's part of the plan you already have, and it sits next to your reviews, Google posts and reports. Their prices as published on their own sites in November 2026.

Yes. It runs inside each client's white-label CRM and never names the platform. Include it, sell it as part of the Google tools add-on for a monthly price or monthly credits, or charge per scan at your own price with Rebilling. The heat maps go into each client's Google report, emailed from your brand.

Yes. The REST API and MCP server can list tracked searches and scans, read every point of a scan, track a new search, change its schedule and start a scan, and you can ask for it in the Zuops chat in plain words.