Know which corner
of town is losing
One average position hides the truth. A grid across the service area shows exactly where the client drops off, and the desk aims the next round of work there.
North Fairview sits at 9. Two more posts naming that suburb are queued for this week.
Same average, different stories.
Five suburbs, one number
A client sitting at position four on average can be first outside their own door and eleventh across the river. The average looks fine on the report. The calls from that side of town never arrive.
North Fairview sits at 9. Two more posts naming that suburb are queued for this week.
A measurement that turns into work
Most trackers stop at the picture. The desk reads the weak points and queues posts, photos, and service page suggestions that name the suburb that is soft.
- Weak corner named in plain words
- Work queued against it the same week
- Movement shown week over week in the report
What is included
One keyword per location on Solo, five on Bench, fifteen on Desk.
A grid, not one number
Up to 49 points across the service area, so a strong average cannot hide a dead suburb.
Per keyword
Emergency plumber and drain cleaning are different maps. Track them separately, up to fifteen per location.
Weekly history
Two years of movement on Bench and Desk, so you can show the client a line going up.
Set the radius
A city plumber and a rural contractor need different spacing. You choose the area and the step.
Work aimed at the weak point
When a corner sags, the desk queues posts and photos that name that suburb.
Told when it slips
A drop out of the top three on a keyword that matters shows up in the exceptions list.
Straight into the report
The grid image and the plain summary land in the client report without you exporting anything.
AI answers tracked too
Where the client shows up when someone asks an assistant for a local recommendation.
Compare to the competitor
See who holds the points you want, so the pitch for more budget writes itself.
Nobody searches from the middle of a service area. They search from where they are standing. Measure it that way.
Frequently asked questions
How often does it check?
Weekly on every plan, on the same day each week so the history is comparable. You can trigger an extra check any time.
How big is the grid?
Five by five on Solo, seven by seven on Bench and Desk. You set the spacing between points to match how far the client travels.
Is this the same as a rank tracker?
It measures the same thing, and then it does something with the answer. The weak points become queued work instead of a chart nobody acts on.
Can I show this to the client?
Yes. The grid goes in the report with a plain summary above it, so the client reads the sentence and looks at the picture.
Do you track anything outside the map pack?
The grid covers map results. The report also shows where the client appears when someone asks an AI assistant for a local recommendation.
Get started today.
Connect three client locations. Watch the desk run a week of work before you let it publish anything.