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Maprank review

#48 of 67 in Rank Tracking Software

A focused Google Maps tracker with flexible grids, white-label reports, and agency plans.

4.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

Maprank is a web-based geo-grid rank tracking tool for agencies monitoring local Google Maps visibility. It scans businesses across customizable map grids, records rankings at each point, and reports top-three coverage, average position, ranking gaps, and movement over time. The product is suited to local SEO teams and agencies that need client-ready visibility reporting without a broader organic search tracking scope.

Pricing is structured across four paid monthly plans. Maprank Solo costs $19 per month and includes white-label reporting, unlimited businesses, and custom grids up to 9×9. Maprank Agency costs $39 per month and adds unlimited seats and grids up to 11×11. Maprank Pro costs $79 per month, with unlimited seats and grids up to 13×13. Maprank Scale costs $149 per month and adds multi-market reporting. White-label reporting and unlimited businesses are included across the plans, while grid size, seats, and multi-market reporting separate the tiers. Scan usage is credit-based.

The strongest fit is a team focused specifically on Google Maps visibility. Variable spacing, daily local tracking, historical ranking movement comparisons, top-three coverage, average-position reporting, custom-domain white-label reports, and read-only client links give agencies a practical reporting set. However, Maprank is narrower than a broader rank-tracking platform: it does not cover mobile rankings, integrations, verified competitor tracking, or wider organic search tracking. Choose it when customizable Google Maps grids and agency reporting are the priority; choose an alternative when campaigns require broader search-engine coverage or a connected software ecosystem.

Maprank pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Custom Google Maps grids up to 13×13 with variable spacing
    • Unlimited business profiles and white-label reporting
    • Historical comparisons, coverage metrics, and client report links
  • Where it doesn't
    • Tracks Google Maps rather than broader organic search
    • No integrations or mobile coverage
    • Scan usage is credit-based

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