A field report for your store's
map-pack.
Pick your location. We check every point on a 3×3, 5×5 or 7×7 grid around it and turn what we find into a short list of things you can fix this week.
Synthetic demonstration. Rank is height. Color is presence.
How it works
Three steps, one report you can act on.
- Step 01
Pick your location
Search for a store address or drop a pin on the map. The picker captures the exact point we'll fan out from.
- Step 02
We fan out the grid
We hit the local map packThe boxed set of local business listings Google shows above the organic results for searches like 'café near me'. Typically three to seven entries. at every cell of a 3×3, 5×5, or 7×7 grid around the store and read the rank for your keyword.
- Step 03
Read the field report
A coverage map shows where you win, where you fade, and a prioritised list of actions for this week.
What you leave with
Every scan is a report you can act on. The grid is the evidence; the action plan is the answer.
A coverage map
White cells, graphite ranks, a colored fringe at the top edge. The cell color is your coverage gapA neighborhood where your business should appear in the map-pack but does not. We score each grid cell by your rank on a scale of 1 (winning) to 7+ (absent).; the height of the cell is your rank.
Who else owns the pack
The competitors holding the pack around your store — how much of the grid they cover, and the categories they belong to.
A short action list
A short list of actions, prioritised by impact and written in plain English. Copy any of them straight into your to-do list.
Re-scan to compare
Run the same grid again in a week. The compare view shows which cells moved, and which way.
Common questions
The short version of what we do and what you get.
Where does the rank data come from?
We query the same Google local results your customers see. Every point on the grid is a fresh search for your keyword, centred on that cell.
How big can the grid get?
3×3 (9 cells), 5×5 (25 cells), or 7×7 (49 cells). The 7×7 is the most detailed — the coverage gapA neighborhood where your business should appear in the map-pack but does not. We score each grid cell by your rank on a scale of 1 (winning) to 7+ (absent). around a single store can change a lot in seven steps. Plan tiers set how many scans you can run each month.
What does the action plan cover?
Profile, reviews, citations, on-page signals, and competitor strategy — what to do, where, and roughly how much it moves the needle. The plan is regenerated on every view; we don't store AI output between sessions.
Is this a rank tracker?
No. We do one grid at a time, on demand, for one keyword. If you want daily search-rank tracking across a hundred keywords, a dedicated rank tracker is the right tool; if you want to know who owns the map packThe boxed set of local business listings Google shows above the organic results for searches like 'café near me'. Typically three to seven entries. around a single store, this is it.
Can I run the report for someone else?
Yes — agencies and multi-location operators are the reason the higher plan tiers exist. Each location has its own coverage history and its own action plan; you can add as many as the tier allows.
See who owns the map-pack around your store.
The free tier scans one location on a 3×3 grid, five times a month. No card needed.