Your Google Maps rank isn't one number. It changes block by block.
You might rank #1 outside your front door and vanish three streets over — where your customers actually search. A 49-point heatmap scans your whole service area and shows you exactly where you win and where you're invisible.
“Google says I'm #1” — but your customers can't find you
The rank you see when you search your own name isn't the rank a customer sees a mile away. Google's local results shift with location. A single-point rank check hides your dead zones — the neighborhoods where a competitor owns the map pack and you're nowhere. The heatmap makes those zones impossible to miss.
How the heatmap works
49 virtual search points
We lay a 7×7 grid over your service area — up to ~7 miles wide for a local business — anchored on your Google Business Profile location.
Real Google local results
At every point we run your keyword through Google's live local results, exactly as a customer standing there would see them — and record your rank position.
Your win/lose map
Each point colors green (top 3), amber (4–10), or red (invisible). In one glance you see where you own the map — and where a rival does.
A real heatmap, block by block
This is an actual local-ranking heatmap for a business across its Las Vegas service area — green where it ranks, red where it's invisible.
The heatmap is one of ten tools — you get all of them
Come for the ranking heatmap. Your subscription also turns on a daily brief on every competitor's moves — automatically, every weekday morning. No extra cost.
Find your dead zones this week
See exactly where you're winning the map — and where a competitor is quietly taking your customers.
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