Scan settings
Grid shape, size and radius, with the point count and duration before you start.
Your rank from every point of your area, and who beats you where.
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This screen is live with sample data: change the grid and preview it, start a scan, hover a rival or click a point. A demo scan fills in seconds; a real one takes about 1 or 5 minutes.
As you scroll, one part of the screen steps forward.
A square or circle grid is laid around your business and each point runs its own Google Maps search. Your rank sits on the point in its colour: a star for 1st, then 2–3 up to 20+.
Every tile is a real part of the dashboard.
Grid shape, size and radius, with the point count and duration before you start.
ATRP, SoLV, the change from last time and the highlights.
Rivals sorted by how often they beat you.
Keyword, date and size of each scan, with the top-3 share; step back and forth between scans.
The short answers to what people ask about grid scans.
Still have a question? Write to usYour Google Maps rank for one keyword as seen from many physical points around your business. Different neighborhoods often see different results; the grid shows where you are strong and where you fall behind.
Circle: 7, 19 or 37 points (about a minute) or 41, 52 or 61 points (about five minutes). Square: 3×3 or 5×5 (about a minute) or 7×7 or 9×9 (about five minutes). The radius is 0.5–10 km. Each point is a separate search.
No. You start a scan whenever you want, and each scan uses your monthly scan allowance. To follow a keyword regularly, save it as a periodic scan: weekly or every two weeks, up to 3 keywords per business.
Open Scan comparison and pick two scans of the same keyword. You get the metric changes, a per-point ▲/▼ map, the biggest movers and how area businesses moved. Scan results shows every keyword's trend over all its scans.
Yes. Every scan stores the businesses ranking at each point with rating and review count, and the area ranking compares them with you. The separate Competitors page adds a weekly AI analysis of your two strongest rivals.
No. Google Maps mixes paid placements into results; they are filtered out, so the reported position is organic.
Yes. Create a share link for a finished scan; it opens without signing in and shows only that scan's summary with your report branding. You can revoke the link anytime.
No. Scans are regular Google Maps searches run through a data provider; nothing is written to your profile.
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