For agencies
Rank tracking built for a roster, not for one business
We are a map rank tracker for people who report to other people. Track every client and every prospect on one account, publish under your own brand, and add colleagues without adding a line to the invoice.
What usually goes wrong at roster scale
Most rank trackers are priced and shaped for one business watching itself. Run an agency through one and the friction shows up in three places at once: a per-location fee that makes prospecting expensive, an integration step that needs something from the client before you can measure anything, and reporting that arrives with somebody else's logo on it.
We removed all three. Businesses are free, nothing is connected, and the report is yours.
Running the book
The parts of the product that only matter once you are past your fourth client.
Add a business in ten seconds
Type the name, pick it out of the map results, done. No Google account to request from the client, no ownership to verify, no wizard. A prospect you have not signed yet goes in exactly as easily as a client you manage.
Projects for the ones you have signed
Group businesses into client folders once the flat list stops being navigable, which for most agencies is somewhere around the third client. Optional: ungrouped businesses stay first-class rather than being nagged at.
Tag leads apart from clients
Mark a scan as a lead or a client. Prospecting scans and delivery scans are the same feature doing two different jobs, and the tag is what keeps the second from drowning in the first.
One balance for the whole book
Credits sit on the account, not on a business. A month where one client needs six scans and eight need one is a month you do not have to plan for.
Running the team
And the machinery for the agencies that want to wire this into something bigger.
Teammates cost nothing
Every plan above Solo takes as many seats as you want to add. Per-seat billing is the thing agencies are usually leaving, so charging for it here would be an odd way to win the switch.
An API for your own reporting
Mint a key and drive the product from your stack: list businesses, start a scan, read the points back. The same permission checks apply to a key as to a person, in the database rather than in the route.
It speaks MCP
Point Claude, Cursor or Codex at our MCP endpoint with your API key and ask about your rankings in a sentence. Nothing to install, and a tool we add reaches your assistant on its next call.
Reports carry your brand, not ours
Logo, colours, footer credit and custom domain. Every plan, not an enterprise upsell.
What each plan gives you
Every plan includes the whole product. What changes is how much scanning you do and how wide you may go.
| Plan | Per month | Scans a month | Widest grid | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | $19 | 91 | 9 × 9 | 1 |
| Agency | $39 | 193 | 11 × 11 | Unlimited |
| Pro | $79 | 397 | 21 × 21 | Unlimited |
| Scale | $149 | 755 | 21 × 21 | Unlimited |
Common questions
Do I pay per client or per location?
Neither. Plans meter how many scans you run and how wide each grid may be. The number of businesses on the account is not a billable dimension, so onboarding a client does not change your bill.
How many teammates can I add?
Solo is a single seat, which is the owner. Agency, Pro, Scale are uncapped.
Can I track businesses I do not manage?
Yes, and most agencies do. Because we never connect to a Google Business Profile, a competitor's map coverage is exactly as scannable as a client's. Prospecting with a real map of the town is a better first meeting than a slide deck.
Can my client log in?
They do not need to. You publish the scans you want them to see and send a link. There is no client seat to manage and no password for them to lose.
What happens if I run out of scans mid-month?
Top up, or move up a plan. Balances are shown in scans rather than in raw credits everywhere in the product, so how much you have left is a number you can read rather than a division you have to do.
Is there a free trial?
Signing up grants 500 credits with no card, which is enough to scan a few clients properly before you decide anything.
Put your worst-performing client on the map
Scan the term they ask about most and see where their coverage actually ends. It is the fastest way to find out whether this is the tool for your roster.