Built for people who sell on the map
The grid answers the same question for everyone — where am I actually visible — but what you do with the answer differs by business. Here is how each type uses it.
Agencies
You are selling something the client cannot see. A grid makes local visibility visible in one image, and makes the improvement just as obvious at renewal.
Sub-accounts, white-label reports and a scan budget you control mean you can run forty client locations without forty logins.
The renewal slide: same client, same keyword, six months apart.
Recommended plan: Agency · $249/mo
Multi-location brands
Head office sees one national number while three branches quietly disappear from the map.
Nobody can tell which branch needs work this month without opening twelve dashboards.
Recommended plan: Network · from $599/mo
Clinics
Patients search from home, not from your reception desk, and most will not scroll past three results.
A competitor two blocks away can own every residential area you draw patients from.
Recommended plan: Single or Multi · $19–$79/mo
Workshops and service businesses
Drivers search when something breaks, wherever they happen to be stopped.
Your industrial-area address ranks badly in the neighbourhoods your customers live in.
Recommended plan: Single or Multi · $19–$79/mo
Restaurants and retail
Delivery and walk-in searches both come from a radius, not a pin.
You are competing with every other listing inside a one-mile circle, and that circle moves.
Recommended plan: Multi · $79/mo
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