Built for multi-location brands
Local SEO for brands with more than one location.
Track Google Maps rankings for every location on one screen, find what is holding each branch back, and send clients or head office proof they can read.
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- City-wide grid heatmaps for every location, not a single pin
- One dashboard for 5 locations or 500, with per-location drill-down
- White-label reports that go out on a schedule you set
Priced per location · no setup fee · no annual lock-in
Single-location tools break at scale.
Most local SEO tools were built to watch one business. Run them across forty branches and you get forty logins, forty exports, and a spreadsheet you rebuild every month. The reporting takes longer than the optimisation.
Built for people who track rankings in more than one town
Local rank tracking gets hard the moment you have more than a handful of branches, and these are the three jobs it breaks for first.
Head office marketing
You are asked how the brand is performing in local search, and the honest answer is that you only have figures for the branches someone remembered to check. You get the same keyword set run against every location on the same schedule, so one report covers the whole estate instead of a folder of one-off screenshots.
Agencies and resellers
Client reporting eats your month, because each account has its own tool, its own keyword list and its own export format. You track every client’s locations in one place, group them by account, and send a branded report that goes out on a schedule rather than on a Friday night.
Franchise and dealer networks
Each owner wants to know where they sit in their own patch, and head office wants the national picture, and those two views rarely come from the same data. Owners get a view limited to their own location, while you keep the roll-up that compares every branch on the same keywords.
How it works
From import to a report you can send, in four steps.
- 01
Import every location
Connect the Google Business Profile group or upload a CSV of store codes. Locations arrive with their categories, hours and review counts already mapped.
- 02
Run the grid
Each location gets a geo-grid scan across its real trading area. You see Map Pack position street by street, not an average that hides the weak postcodes.
- 03
Find the gap
Rankings are scored against the competitors actually beating that branch, so a store in a dense city is not judged against one in a small town.
- 04
Report on autopilot
Schedule the report once. Head office, franchisees or clients get it on the first of the month with your logo on it.
What you get
Every feature below is built around portfolios, not single listings.
Grid Rank Tracking
See Map Pack position across a whole trading area
Bulk Profile Management
Edit many Google Business Profiles at once
White Label Reports
Reports that carry your brand, not ours
Automated Scheduling
Set it once, it runs every month
Historical Comparison
Prove the direction of travel
AI Assistant
Turn ranking data into a to-do list
What you can stop doing
Most of the work in local rank tracking is not analysis, it is fetching, and that part can go.
- searching your own keywords in an incognito window to see where a branch sitsyou get a scheduled grid scan around each branch, run from the same points every time
- keeping a spreadsheet tab per location with last month’s positions pasted in by handyou keep one keyword set per location group and let history build on its own
- signing into a different account for every client or regionyou work from one login with locations grouped the way your business is organised
- rebuilding the same slide deck of rank screenshots each monthyou send a white-label PDF that shows movement since last month without any copy-paste
How we compare with typical single-location tools
Single-location rank trackers are usually good at what they do, but they were designed around one business with one map pin.
| Capability | A typical single-location tool | Multi Location SEO |
|---|---|---|
| Scale of tracking | Built around one business, with extra locations added as separate projects | Locations are the unit from the start, grouped into brands, regions or client accounts |
| Keyword management | Keywords are set per project, so the same list is retyped for each branch | One keyword set applies to a group of locations, with local terms swapped in per branch |
| Map grid scans | Grid scans are often sold per scan or per credit, which limits how often you run them | Grid scans run on a schedule for every location on your plan |
| Comparing branches | Reports show one location well, but comparing ten means exporting ten files | A single league table ranks your branches on the same keywords, best to worst |
| Reporting to others | Reports carry the tool’s branding, or white label is a higher tier | White-label reports are on every plan, with your logo and sending address |
| Pricing as you grow | Priced per project or per user, so adding branches means adding seats | Priced per location per month, and the rate falls as the number of locations rises |
Pricing
You pay per location. The more locations, the lower the per-location rate.
| Portfolio size | Per month | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| 2 locations | $16 | $192 |
| 5 locations | $37 | $444 |
| 10 locations | $53.30 | $639.60 |
| 25 locations | $133.25 | $1,599 |
| 50 locations | $266.50 | $3,198 |
| 100 locations | $533 | $6,396 |
Talk to us about your portfolio
Running more than 100 locations? Get in touch and we will quote it properly.
Every plan includes
There is one product, and the only thing that changes with plan size is the price per location.
- Unlimited users, so the whole marketing team and the agency can have logins
- Every feature, including map grid scans and competitor tracking
- White-label reports with your logo, colours and sending address
- Scheduled reporting by email, weekly or monthly
- No setup fee and no onboarding charge
- Month-to-month billing, with data export any time you leave
Where your branches appear
Visibility is not only Google, so each branch is tracked and kept current across the maps and search apps people actually open.
Google Maps
The main event: profile data, map pin and the Map Pack positions each branch holds.
Apple Maps
Keeps the branch Apple shows in step with the one you are tracking, hours included.
Bing
A second search engine worth watching for branches where Microsoft still sends traffic.
Waze
Drivers navigating to a branch see the hours and address you published, not an old record.
DuckDuckGo
Picks up your branch details through the same distribution, with no separate submission.
Facebook and Instagram
Branch pages carry matching details, so the address people find socially is the right one.
Common questions
Is this only for brands with many locations?
It is built for portfolios, and the pricing starts at two locations. A single-location business would be paying for coordination features it does not need.
Do we need a Google API key?
No. You connect your Google Business Profile account and we handle the rest. Nothing technical is required from your side.
Can our clients or franchisees see their own data?
Yes. You can share a live link scoped to one location or one region, branded as yours, without giving anyone access to the whole portfolio.
How long does setup take?
Importing locations from a connected Google Business Profile group takes minutes. A CSV import for a large portfolio is usually the same day.
Is there a contract?
No minimum term. Billing is monthly per location and you can change the number of locations at any point.
See it against your own locations.
We will run your portfolio through the platform and walk you through what it finds. No pressure, and you keep the findings either way.