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01 Free geo-grid scan

Free Google Maps Rank Checker

Your top spot in the search box can turn into empty space two blocks away. Scan a small grid of points around your business and see exactly where you show up — and where you don't.

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Rank at Every Point. Your exact position at all 20 points, not one blended number.

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Coverage at a Glance. Where you're visible and where you vanish, on a real map.

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Who Outranks You. See exactly who Google shows instead of you, right where you're weak.

This free check is a single snapshot. Create a free account and get 450 credits — that's 20 full 5×5 grid scans on your own schedule, plus classic keyword rank tracking with the same credits.

20 points, one keyword, about a minute — no account needed.

No Google login and no ownership verification — just search for your business the way a customer would.

Grid preview · 20 GPS points · 17z

02 In the scan

What a Free Scan Shows You

One rank number hides the truth about a Maps listing. The grid reports the position at every point, so you can see where the visibility actually stops.

Your Rank at Each Point

Your exact position at each of the 20 points around your business, instead of one blended number from a single search

Coverage at a Glance

Where you're visible and where you disappear, laid out on a real map

Who Outranks You There

Click any point to see who Google shows instead of you, right where you're weak

03 Why the zoom matters

Built on a Validated Zoom Level

Every point in this scan renders at a fixed 17z — the zoom level we checked against BrightLocal on the same coordinates and found the closest match, both in rank and in radius. That's the same accuracy the paid tracker runs on, just capped to 20 points instead of a full grid.

See the full accuracy comparison
17zfixed zoom, validated against BrightLocal

04 What it costs

A full grid scan, priced by the point.

20 points is enough to see the pattern. Here's what a bigger grid, run on a schedule, actually costs.

Shape
Grid size
Step
Keywords
Scan frequency
per month
25 points
covers 4.0 km across
125
credits per scan
3,750
credits per month

8,250 credits left over from your $4.95 plan. Spend them on classic SERP tracking, or on more grids.

A broad head term will paint most of the grid grey — Google serves roughly 80–120 businesses per point, and a city-wide query is genuinely won by a handful of them. We learned that the hard way while picking a business for the demo above: Lombardi's in Nolita sits at #16 on its own coordinates for "pizza" and is absent from 38 of the 39 points around it. Geo-grids earn their keep on keywords with local intent.

05 What's Under the Hood

Same Scraper, Just Capped.

The free scan runs the exact same scraper as the paid Local Rank Tracker — just capped to 20 points and one keyword.

From $4.95/mo for continuous tracking

Every competitor listed at each of the 20 points

Free scan: 20 points, 1 keyword, no signup

Upgrade unlocks 12k credits/mo — 480 full grid scans

Exact positions on the free scan too, no "20+" buckets

Coverage heatmap + rank pins on the paid tracker

Free scan runs the same fixed 17z as the paid plan, benchmarked against BrightLocal

Daily, weekly or on-demand scan schedule

Sponsored map results never enter the count

Never a Google Business Profile connection, on free or paid

Upgrade credits also cover classic SERP tracking

SimilarWeb traffic & PageSpeed panels come with the paid plan

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07 Free Scan FAQ

Questions,
answered plainly.

Still unsure about something? Ask us directly — a person who works on SerpDino answers.

01What does a free geo-grid scan actually show me?

Your business's exact Google Maps position at 20 points around it, for one keyword — a small map of how your ranking actually shifts by location, instead of a single search-box result.

02How many scans do I get if I upgrade?

The free scan is a single 20-point snapshot. A paid plan gives you 12k credits a month — {{scans}} full grid scans, on a schedule, with history saved over time.

03Is this really free — what's the catch?

No card, no signup, nothing that quietly starts charging you. It's a fixed 20-point, 1-keyword scan — smaller than what a paid plan runs, but the exact same scraper and the exact same accuracy.

04Do I need to connect my Google Business Profile?

No. We search Google Places the same way a customer would and match your listing by its public Place ID — no Google login, no ownership verification, ever.

05Can I check a competitor's business instead of my own?

Yes. The scan works off a public Place ID, not account ownership, so you can grid a competitor's listing exactly the way you'd grid your own.

06Why is my map mostly grey?

Broad head-terms like "pizza" in a dense area return almost nothing for any one business — Google surfaces roughly 80-120 listings per point, and a non-dominant business is genuinely invisible on those. Try a keyword with real local intent instead.

07How accurate are the results compared to the paid tracker?

Identical. The free scan runs the same scraper at the same fixed 17z zoom as every paid grid, just smaller — 20 points and 1 keyword instead of a full grid.

08What happens to my scan after I run it?

It's kept only briefly so you can revisit the result — this isn't a saved project. For scan history over time, that lives on the paid tracker.

09Can I run more than one free scan?

Yes, within a daily limit per visitor — enough to check a few keywords or a couple of competitors without creating an account.