Are you found in your own neighbourhood?
We check your Google Business Profile and measure, point by point around your premises, where you show up in Google Maps. Your visibility becomes a map, not one number.
What this scan does
Being found locally starts with your Google Business Profile. This scan checks whether it is complete and claimed (category, hours, phone, photos) and summarises your reviews. Add a local keyword and we also measure point by point around your business where you rank in Google Maps, shown as a heatmap.
How it works
- 1You enter your business name, town and optionally a local keyword.
- 2We fetch your Google Business Profile and measure a grid of points around your business in Google Maps.
- 3You get a score, a checklist, your reviews and a heatmap of your local rankings.
What we measure
- Completeness of your Google Business Profile
- Your Google Maps position on a grid of points around your business
- Your review score and number of reviews
What a result looks like
Every finding says what is going on and what it is based on. No number without an explanation.
- Business profile is claimed.
- No opening hours filled in.
- 4.4/5 based on 120 reviews.
Example findings for illustration. Your own result depends on your website and your market.
What you can do with it
- 1See whether your profile is complete and claimed.
- 2See on the map where you are found and where not (e.g. #1 in the centre, #12 at the edge).
- 3Check your review score and count at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Google Business Profile?
For local visibility, yes. The map results at the top of a local search come from there, not from your website. Without a profile your site can still be found, but you are absent from the map most people look at first.
Why measure at several points?
Because there is no single position in Google Maps. Someone searching two streets away sees a different order. By measuring a grid of points around your premises, you see how far your reach really carries instead of one number that happens to hold on your own doorstep.
I rank first near my shop but not further away. Is that bad?
It is normal: distance weighs heavily in map results. The question is how fast you drop off. If you disappear after a few streets while your competitor covers the whole town, there is ground to win with a fuller profile and more reviews.
I have no shop, I work at my customers’ places.
Then you set a service area in Google instead of an address. The scan works the same way: we measure around the area you serve, so you can see where inside it you do and do not appear.
Start with the free scan
The free AI scan needs no account and shows straight away what a report looks like. This scan then runs in your console, paid with tokens.