Heatmap and point detail
The grid on a real map, coloured by rank. Open any point to see the full top 20 searched from that spot, with your client highlighted.
Geo-grid rank tracking for Google Maps.
Drop a grid around any business and see its Google Maps rank from every point, read through real Chrome on residential IPs in that area. Heatmaps, competitors and trends for every client you manage.
RankShark Track · surface analysis · demo
Analysis
- ARP
- 3.9
- ATRP
- 3.9
- SoLV
- 69%
- Top 20
- 29/29
- 1
- 2–3
- 4–6
- 7–10
- 11–20
- 20+
Tap a station to read it. The red line is the rival's front: Harbor Rooter leads beyond it.
Demo data · fictional business and town · 7×7 grid · 2 mi · 29 stations
One reading, taken where the searcher stands
A scan drops a grid of points around the business. At each point RankShark searches Google Maps from that spot and plots the result as a station.
A real Chrome browser, not a SERP API
Each point opens Google Maps in a real browser and reads the results a customer would see, including the listings around your client.
An IP from the area being measured
Readings go through residential IPs matched to the business’s city or region, so Google answers a local searcher, not a data centre.
The whole top 20 at every point
Every result is kept, so you can show a client who outranks them on which streets, not just one number.
Fast enough to run while you watch
In our test on 20 October 2026, a 7×7 scan of 29 points finished in about 50 seconds. Big grids and schedules run on their own.
RankShark Track: the charts your client report needs
Every scan produces the same set of charts, from the first point to the last. Scan a client once, or put them on a schedule and watch the trend.
ARP, ATRP and share of local voice
The three numbers clients ask about, computed for every scan and every keyword.
- ARP
- Average rank across the points where the business appears in the top 20.
- ATRP
- Average total rank: points outside the top 20 count as 21, so gaps in coverage show.
- SoLV
- Share of local voice: the share of points where the business is in the top 3.
Competitors, each on their own grid
Every business that shows up in the top 20 gets an average rank, a SoLV and an appearance count. Open one to see its grid on the same map.
Compare two scans
Put any two scans side by side on synced maps, and follow ARP, ATRP and SoLV over time on the trend chart.
Scans on a schedule
Run a scan when you want, or daily, weekly or monthly at the hour you pick, in the time zone you choose.
Grids up to 21×21 · circle or square · radius in miles or km · several keywords per tracker
Google Search grids beta
The local pack position and your client's organic position at every point. Uses captcha credits when Google asks for one.
CSV export of every point and every rank, for your own reports
Want Track on its own?
Track is included in every plan today. A standalone Track plan is coming for teams that only need rank charts. Leave your email and we will tell you when it opens.
About Track
What is a geo-grid rank tracker?
It checks a business’s Google Maps ranking from many points around it instead of one. Rankings in Maps change with the searcher’s location, so a grid shows where a client is strong, where they fade, and who takes over.
How does RankShark take a reading?
At each grid point a real Chrome browser searches Google Maps through a residential IP matched to the business’s area, and records the full top 20. Points are plotted on a map with the rank, the leader, and the distance from the business.
Is RankShark Track included in my plan?
Yes. Every plan includes Enhance and Track, with the Track allowances shown in the pricing table. A standalone Track plan is coming; you can join the waitlist.
Which locations can I use?
You choose the country, region, city or ZIP for each campaign, and can narrow by ISP or ASN. The panel lists the locations that have IPs online right now.