Choose your search.
Select the exact business listing and a service keyword, such as “auto glass repair.”
Visibility Tool · How it works
One search. A view across your area.
See where your business appears on Google Maps for a service customers search for.
Three steps to a useful scan.
Set your area.
Choose the center, grid size, and radius. Review the estimate before running the scan.
Read the results.
Inspect ranks and competitors at each point. Save the report to revisit after your marketing work.
Read your report.
- Point rank
- Your listing’s position at one search location.
- Top-three coverage
- The percentage of successful points where you rank 1, 2, or 3.
- Found coverage
- The percentage of successful points where your listing appears within the searched result depth.
- Average visible rank
- Your mean rank at points where the listing was found. Read it beside coverage.
More about the calculations
Average grid rank also includes successful searches where the listing was absent, assigning the result depth plus one. Failed, pending, and excluded points are omitted. Competitor measures use the same keyword and points.
A real scan, in context.
Our October 16, 2026 scan of Great Clips in San Jose for “hair salon” measured 49 locations in a 7 × 7 grid. The listing reached the top three at 3 points and appeared within the top 20 at 28.
A scan is a dated snapshot. Repeat the same settings to compare results, then review enquiries alongside visibility. Rankings alone do not explain causes or measure revenue.
Data and comparison notes
Our independent tool obtains search observations through a search-data provider. Results can differ from a personalized Google Maps session. Organic website traffic, Google Ads, and Business Profile activity are separate measurements.