Local SEO, measured properly
RankMapp is not just a rank tracker. It scans your position at every point on the map, finds the rivals taking your pins, checks 18 things on your website, hands you a citation list built for your country, and tells you what to do next in plain words.
















DESTIN Bangkok
Sukhumvit, Bangkok · European fine dining
4.6 ★★★★★ (612)
Ranking distribution
Click any pin for the full result list at that point
A real 7 × 7 grid over Sukhumvit — click any pin to see what somebody standing there would find. First place at the restaurant door, gone by the edge of the district, and that whole story is invisible in a single ranking number. The map and the grid are real; the ranks and business names are a worked example.
Not a rank tracker with extras bolted on. Nine screens that all read from the same scan, which is the only reason their numbers agree with each other. Every one is on every plan — the plans differ in how much, not in what.
01Overview
Open the dashboard and the state of your local search is already there: where you rank on average, what moved since the last scan, how far your citations have come, and the one thing worth doing today.
What is inside

02Map grid
Pick your business, add your keywords, and RankMapp lays a grid over your actual area. Every pin is a real Google Maps search run at that pin's own coordinates, then coloured from green at rank 1 to red past rank 20.
What is inside
Cost is bounded on purpose. Your top keywords get the full grid; the rest are checked at the business location, because a rank table never needed 49 points to show one number.

03Keywords
The keyword table is fed by the scan itself, not by a number somebody typed in once. Positions, movement and history all come from the same run that drew the map, so the two can never disagree.
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The map and the table are built from the same scan, in the same second. There is no second pipeline to fall out of sync.
Each scan appends a point with its timestamp, so you can tell whether your work landed or the market simply moved.
Not one overall competitor — a per-phrase count of who holds what. It is usually a very different list keyword to keyword.
04Competitors
Competitors are not a list you type in. They are discovered from your scan: every business that held a pin in your grid, counted, sorted, and put next to you with your own listing at the top.
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The businesses that actually appeared in your area's results — ordered by how much of your grid they hold.
Head-to-head counts the real pins for each phrase. No single overall average pretending to describe ten different fights.
One click redraws the grid from a rival's position, so you can see the streets they own that you never appear on.
05Reviews
Reviews are one of the strongest local signals and the easiest to measure. RankMapp compares your count and rating against the rivals holding your pins, then hands you the tactics that close the gap fastest.
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06Website scan
Your Google listing and your website have to agree. RankMapp fetches your site for real, checks the things that decide whether Google trusts the pair, scores it out of 100 and puts the failures first.
What is inside

Schema, phone number, address text, map embed, business name. These are the ones that tie your site to your listing.
HTTPS, response time, page weight, mobile viewport, canonical tag, robots.txt and sitemap.xml.
Title, meta description, one H1, image alt text, and Open Graph tags for when somebody shares the link.
07Citations
The country of your map pin decides the list. A business in Thailand does not need the same directories as one in Ireland, and RankMapp does not pretend otherwise.
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The global heavyweights first, then everything relevant where you actually trade. No point sending a Bangkok restaurant to a US-only directory.
A running count against your target with a filling bar. It tells you whether you are on pace without you doing the arithmetic.
One citation-strength number, and underneath it the live count, the authority carried, and the share of your country list covered.
08AI assistant
The assistant reads your scan, your citations and your website score before it answers. It is not a general chatbot bolted onto a dashboard — it has your actual numbers in front of it.
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09Reports
Choose the sections, choose the order, print it. The numbers come from the same scan the dashboard shows, so there is nothing to reconcile in the meeting.
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Run your first grid on your real business, on your real keywords. Fourteen days, no card, and you will know within five minutes whether the map tells you something you did not know.
Most free rank checkers return one averaged number. It hides the half of your area where you are invisible, which is the half worth knowing about.
| RankMapp | A basic rank checker | |
|---|---|---|
| Data points | 9 to 49 real GPS coordinates per keyword | One averaged result |
| Location bias | Removed — every pin is its own coordinate | Baked in, and personalised to you |
| Competitors | Discovered from who actually holds your pins | Not shown |
| History | Every scan kept, per keyword, dated | Usually none |
| Citations | 1,221 sites filtered to your country, with progress tracking | Not covered |
| Your website | 18 checks, scored and explained | Not covered |
| Next steps | An ordered list, with your own numbers in it | You work it out |
| When it fails | Refuses to save and tells you | Shows a zero and lets you believe it |
If you only check one point, you only ever see one customer's view.
Rank data is bought from a provider, and providers have bad days. Most tools hide that. This one does not, because a wrong number is worse than no number.
Each point in the grid is its own Google Maps query at its own coordinates. Nothing is interpolated between pins and nothing is estimated.
If too few points come back, the scan is discarded and you get a warning — never a map of red pins that only means the provider was down.
Outside the top 20 is reported as not found. Inventing a position to make a chart look continuous is a lie that compounds every week.
Four steps. The first three take about five minutes.
Name, website, and your Google Maps link — the coordinates are read straight out of it. Two minutes, no card.
The phrases a customer would actually type. Three on the trial, up to fifty on Agency.
RankMapp checks your rank at every pin, draws the map, and fills the keyword table, the competitor list and the review gap from the same run.
Fix what the website scan flagged, submit the citations at the top of your country list, then re-scan and see whether it moved.
Dentists, plumbers, salons, restaurants, lawyers. See the streets where customers cannot find you, and the specific reason why.
A branded report per client, a citation list you can hand to a junior, and a website scan that writes half the audit for you.
One dashboard per business, the same nine tools on each, and a comparison you can actually defend in a meeting.
No jargon and no course required. An ordered list of what to do next, and a number that tells you whether it worked.
All nine tools are on every plan. What changes is the size of the grid, how many keywords and scans you get, and how many AI questions a month.
Free
See your real map grid before paying anything
$19/month
One business, the essentials, nothing you will not use
$49/month
Deeper data, the full grid, reports you can send on
$99/month
Built around how you work, with everything unlocked
No card to start the trial · Cancel any time · Every limit is enforced by the server, and the dashboard always shows what you have left
RankMapp shows you where you stand. These are the habits that turn the red pins green.
Character for character, across your Google profile and every directory. Mismatches are the most common reason a listing stalls.
A slow, constant flow beats forty in one week. Recency counts, and so does replying to every single one.
New images signal an active business. Old ones signal a listing nobody has touched in two years.
Schema, phone, address and mobile speed are free to fix and directly affect whether Google trusts the pairing.
High authority and high approval rate first. Twenty good listings beat two hundred nobody checks.
Businesses that try to rank everywhere rank nowhere. The grid shows where you realistically compete — defend that first.
No. Rank tracking is one of nine tools in it. The same dashboard also carries keyword history, competitor discovery, the review gap, a 18-point website scan, a country-specific citation library with progress tracking, an AI assistant that reads your own data, and a client report builder. They all run off the same scan, which is why the numbers agree with each other.
It lays a grid of GPS points over your area and runs your keyword from every point, then colours each pin by rank — green where you rank high, red where you are missing. It replaces one misleading average with a map of where you win and where you do not.
Google personalises what you see. Your own phone factors in your exact location, your history and your device, so you can look like number one at your desk and be invisible two streets over. A grid removes that by querying from neutral coordinates across your whole area.
Google weighs the searcher's location heavily, so rank shifts with proximity, review velocity and what your competitors are doing. That is exactly why one number cannot tell you where you stop showing up.
One a week on the trial, four on Starter, fourteen on Pro and thirty on Agency. The limit is enforced by the server, not by hiding a button, and the dashboard always shows how many you have left.
3 × 3 on the trial, 5 × 5 on Starter, and 7 × 7 on Pro and Agency — so 9, 25 or 49 real points per keyword. Your top keywords get the full grid and the rest are checked at your business location, which is what keeps the price where it is.
No. The data connection is ours and it is included in the subscription. You will never be asked to open an account with a data provider or top up credits — that is the whole point of paying monthly.
The scan is thrown away and you get a warning. Saving a half-finished scan would show you a map of red pins that means nothing, and you would act on it. We would rather show you nothing than something wrong.
A library of 1,221 directory and citation sites covering 61 countries. The country of your map pin picks the list, so you see the sites that matter where you actually trade, each with its submit link and its steps.
Yes. Paste the live listing URL into the row and RankMapp checks it — live turns the row green and counts toward your citation strength, failed keeps a note so nobody wastes an afternoon repeating it.
18 things, on a real fetch of your page: LocalBusiness schema, phone, address, map embed, business name, HTTPS, response time, page weight, mobile viewport, canonical, title, meta description, H1 count, image alt text, Open Graph, robots.txt and sitemap.xml among them. Each comes back with the value found and what to do about it.
It reads your own scan, citations and website score before answering, so the plan it gives you has your figures in it. It is included in every plan — 1 question on the trial, 3 on Starter, 5 on Pro, 10 a month on Agency.
You choose which sections appear and in what order, then print or save to PDF. On Pro and Agency you can put your own agency name and accent colour on it and hide RankMapp branding entirely.
Three things: your business name, your Google Maps link (for the coordinates), and at least one keyword. Your website URL is optional but unlocks the 18-point scan. Everything else fills itself in from the first scan.
14 days, no card. One location, three keywords, a 3 × 3 grid on your main keyword, the top 15 citations for your country, the full website scan, and one AI question. Enough to see your real map on your real business before you decide.
Fourteen days, no card, on your own business. Fix the weak zones, work the citation list, and watch the pins turn green. If the data ever fails, we will tell you instead of guessing.