9 LOCATIONS. ONE KEYWORD.
Google Maps rank checker
Find your business. Pick a keyword. See your rankings across the area.
No API key needed.
See Cale Media’s real ranking demo before running your free check.
Find your business
What should we search?
Use one service or phrase for each scan.
One free check per business listing.
One keyword. 9 search locations.
No account or payment needed.
YOUR 9-POINT MAP
Example search area
Example only near Howell. Find and select your business to center these nine points.
Gray dots show where we will search. No rankings have been measured.
Opens an editable draft in your email app for you to review and send. Nothing is submitted automatically. The draft includes business, keyword, scan area and report status, but no report link. Your report stays open here.
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FROM A MAP TO A USEFUL NEXT STEP
How to check Google Maps rankings across multiple locations
Check the same service keyword from several search locations around one business. A strong position beside your address can hide weaker visibility farther away. Google identifies relevance, distance and prominence as local-ranking factors; read Google’s local ranking guidance.
Choose the question before running the scan
Select the correct business listing, use one phrase a customer would search for, and choose an area that fits where you actually serve customers. The free checker measures nine locations around that listing; it does not measure nine business branches.
Open individual points to see the returned businesses. Check how many searches finished before judging the pattern. “Not found,” an empty search and a processing error mean different things; an unknown result is not proof that your business ranks last.
Make before-and-after reports comparable
For recurring reporting, keep the business listing, keyword, map center, area width, point locations and search method consistent. Record the dates and completed coverage. A smaller area or a different set of points can change the summary without showing improvement at the same locations.
The free tool allows one check per listing. It is a starting snapshot, not recurring monitoring. Save the report link and CSV. Use monthly Maps reporting in a marketing package when you need ongoing comparisons.
A real example: Cale Media’s own map
Our saved scan for SEO company near me, dated October 24, 2026 (UTC), shows Cale Media at #1 at 34 of 81 locations and in the top three at 64 of 81, across a 16-mile-wide area. The demo includes every measured point, so you can inspect weaker locations too.
Open Cale Media’s real ranking map and point table. This historical 81-point scan uses different coverage from today’s free nine-point check. It is our own business result, not a client result, a live ranking or a before-and-after claim. Opening the demo does not run a scan or use a free-check allowance.
Track calls, inquiries and booked work separately from rankings. A greener map alone does not establish more leads or prove which change caused a result. If the listing itself is missing, start with our Google visibility troubleshooting guide. If it appears but customers do not get in touch, review the route from a Google result to a call.
A quick check of your local visibility.
What does the free scan include?
New scans check one keyword at 9 locations: your business center and eight evenly spaced points around a circle. The 10, 20 and 50-mile areas are full diameters, with 5, 10 and 25-mile radii. Saved reports keep their original locations. The map shows your place in the first 100 organic Google Maps results, plus the businesses returned at each point. You do not need an API key or payment details. One free check per business listing. Changing the keyword, area, browser or day does not reset this allowance. The first visitor to run a check uses that listing’s allowance. Some listings may be unavailable while prior activity is reviewed. Daily limits also apply.
How long does it take?
Allow a few minutes. Search processing can take longer during busy periods. You can reopen your saved report link to see progress.
What do the colors mean?
Green means positions 1–3, yellow means 4–10, and red means 11–100. Not found means your business was absent from the returned first 100 listings. An NR point means the search returned no organic businesses, so your rank is unknown there. Empty searches are excluded from the ranking percentages. Unchecked points have no ranking yet.
Why might my own Google search look different?
Search location, timing, wording and your Google session can change the results. This report checks the same keyword at the saved locations using desktop Google Maps searches. It shows a snapshot, not a guarantee of every customer's results.