Geo-Grids
A Geo-Grid searches Google Maps from many points around a business and shows its map position at each one. You see where the business wins calls, where a competitor wins them, and how that changes over time.

See a sample check
A sample Geo-Grids run for a fictional business, Maple Leaf Plumbing & Heating in Canton, Ohio. Free, no sign-up.
Checking: “emergency plumber” · 7×7 grid · 3 mile radius around Maple Leaf Plumbing & Heating
What you get
You choose the size
Grids from 4x4 (16 points) up to 20x20 (400 points), with a radius of 1 to 15 miles. Default is 5 miles.
Drag the center
The grid starts on the business's map pin. Drag the marker with a mouse or a finger to move it.
Top 100 map results
Each point checks the top 100 Google Maps places, so you see a real position instead of just "not in the top 20".
Competitor side by side
Switch to the top competitor's grid, with their name and logo saved with the scan.
Saved and repeatable
Every grid is saved to the client. Run it again later to compare, after confirming the credit cost.
How it works
- Pick a saved client and one of its saved keywords.
- Set the grid size, radius and center.
- Confirm the credit cost, then scan.
- Open the saved grid to compare against the competitor or rerun it.

What it costs
- Grid points per credit, instant: 5 grid points per credit
- Grid points per credit, queued or scheduled: 6 grid points per credit
Prices come from the live price list and are shown again before every run. Nothing is charged until you confirm, and failed checks are free. See plans and credits.
Try a free tool first
Questions
How many credits does a Geo-Grid use?
It depends on the number of points. The price is shown before every scan, and nothing is charged until you confirm.
Is the data live?
Yes. Each scan queries Google Maps live through DataForSEO at the moment you run it.
More features
Try it with your own clients
Create a free account to look around, then pick a plan when you're ready. Every paid action shows its credit cost and asks you to confirm first.
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