Feature · Analyse
Local SEO: grid-level visibility across a service area
See where a business actually shows in Maps — block by block — instead of hiding behind one citywide rank.
How it works
Coordinates, not a single position
Enter the business keyword, an exact coordinate center, zoom, grid size, spacing, provider, and target. RankGear queries each grid point and marks it: a rank, NF (not found within Top N), or ERR (the point request failed). The result is a shareable map of where visibility holds and where it breaks — alongside the local-pack and place evidence (attractions, landmarks, service areas).
Correlation, not causation. A grid shows observed rank at selected coordinates and a moment in time — not permanent coverage or a reason the rank changed.
Boundaries
What to expect
Maps mode needs exact latitude and longitude; one provider request is made per grid point, and the grid phase can’t be cancelled once it begins. Organic analysis (with a Near location) lives in Analysis Run; the Local Grid is the coordinate-level view.
Questions, answered
What do NF and ERR mean?
NF = the business wasn’t found within your Top N at that point; ERR = the provider request for that point failed.
Which providers does it use?
Coordinate Maps and Local Grid run through SerpApi or RapidAPI Local Business Data, using your own keys.
See the blocks where you disappear.
Map local visibility across a whole service area, point by point.
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