Local map rankings
See where you rank on Google Maps, block by block
A local business doesn't have one rank. It has a rank at every point on the map. A grid of searches around your address shows where you lead and where a competitor takes over.
- Maps listings read at every point
- Top 20Maps listings read at every point
- credits per point per keyword
- 3credits per point per keyword
- grid sizes, set by plan
- 3×3 and upgrid sizes, set by plan
How it works
Local map rankings, step by step
- 01
A grid, not a single point
Pick a centre and a spacing. Ranktide runs the same search from every point on the grid on a mobile viewport and records where the business appears in the top 20.
- 02
See who wins each block
Every point shows your rank and the listing in first place, so you can see which competitor owns which side of town.
- Several keywords per grid
- Re-run a grid to compare before and after
- 03
Check your Business Profile too
From your AI assistant, pull your Google Business Profile details, reviews, questions and updates next to the grid, and compare them with the businesses ahead of you.
Plans and credits
Largest grid: 3×3 on Free, 5×5 on Solo, 7×7 on Growth, 9×9 on Pro, 9×9 on Agency, 9×9 on Scale. Each point of each grid uses credits.
FAQ
Questions
How many points should a grid have?
A 3×3 grid is enough to see the shape. Use 5×5 or 7×7 when you're deciding where to open, advertise or build location pages. Larger grids add resolution, and cost.
What does a grid cost?
About 3 credits per point per keyword. A 5×5 grid for one keyword is about 75 credits; a 7×7 grid is about 147.
Why does my rank differ from what I see on my phone?
Google weights distance heavily for local searches. Two people a few kilometres apart see different map packs. The grid shows that spread instead of one view of it.
Start with 1,000 free credits
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