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Define the market
Choose a business, keyword, center point, square, circle, or hexagon shape, grid size, and spacing.
Google Maps geo-grid rank tracker
One ranking from one location hides the real picture. GeckoGrid checks your keyword across a mapped grid so you can find strong zones, weak zones, and the competitors winning each part of town.
Why a grid changes the answer
Google Maps results change with the searcher's location. A business may rank first near its address and disappear a few miles away. A geo-grid measures that change across the market, revealing the real geographic footprint of local visibility.
Use the map to prioritize weak neighborhoods, explain performance to clients, and compare changes after local SEO work.

From setup to evidence
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Choose a business, keyword, center point, square, circle, or hexagon shape, grid size, and spacing.
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GeckoGrid checks the target search from every grid coordinate through Chrome on your computer.
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Inspect ranks, open the top 20 businesses at any point, compare history, and export the heatmap.
Everything in both plans
Scan the locations and keywords you need without per-pin credits.
Use square, honeycomb-style hexagon, or radius-based circle coverage.
Open any point to inspect the top 20 results, ratings, and review counts.
Run weekly, biweekly, or monthly routines and queue projects one at a time.
Keep every scan and compare how visibility changes across the market.
Connect compatible local AI agents through GeckoGrid's protected loopback MCP server.

Go beyond the number
Click a grid point to see the businesses Google returned there. Ratings and review counts add context that a colored pin alone cannot provide, giving you a faster starting point for competitor analysis.
It checks the same local search from multiple GPS coordinates, then turns each ranking into a point on a map. The result shows where a business is visible across a service area instead of reporting one rank from one location.
No. Both plans include unmetered scans. Your practical capacity depends on your computer, internet connection, scan schedule, and Google's response behavior—not a purchased credit balance.
GeckoGrid stores projects, scan history, and settings locally on your computer. Internet access and Google Chrome are required to run searches, and external map and licensing services are used where needed.
Start with Monthly for $19 or own the desktop app for $249.
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Use these practical comparisons to decide whether GeckoGrid's local, unmetered workflow fits better than a broader cloud platform.