Keep every location on the same standard.
Keep track of profile work across your locations. Review each location against the same checks and work through its priorities.
Start with a free first check. Compare free and paid access
What gets in the way, and what we do about it
Every location says something different
“Each of our locations' profiles is set up differently.”
What Rank-in-Maps does
Group locations into a project and review each location’s findings and suggested next steps.
Details that change by themselves
“I keep fixing our opening hours and they keep changing back.”
What Rank-in-Maps does
Rank-in-Maps saves a baseline of your profile and shows when a tracked detail no longer matches it.
Sudden suspension
“Google suspended my profile and I have no idea why.”
What Rank-in-Maps does
For connected profiles, Rank-in-Maps checks your profile's standing every six hours and shows recovery steps when it finds a problem.
Ranking mystery
“A competitor with fewer reviews still ranks above me. I don't get it.”
What Rank-in-Maps does
A free first profile check can highlight gaps. Keyword tracking can show where you appear for searches you choose; plan limits apply.
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What it gives you across a network
Connect your Google Business Profile locations to one account and group them into projects, by region or brand. Review each location against the same audit to find incomplete profile information.
Findings are ranked for each location. Home switches between one location and all of them, with performance added up across the network, and client reports are built per location.
How it works across locations
- 1
Connect
Connect each location's Google Business Profile and group locations into projects.
- 2
Check
Run the same audit for each location to find incomplete profile information.
- 3
Prioritise
See each location's findings ranked, and work through the most important first.
- 4
Approve
Gabriel drafts fixes per location; each waits for approval before anything changes on Google.
- 5
Report
Review performance per location or added up for all locations, and send per-location reports.
Why operators use it
One standard
Every location is held to the same checks.
Gaps you can see
Review each location’s findings for gaps such as missing hours or a weak description.
Work in order
Ranked findings show where to start.
Network view
Switch Home to all locations to see performance added up.

Why we built it
Every extra location is another profile that can drift. Rank-in-Maps helps you check each location against the same audit and see where the gaps are.
What's available today
We only list what you can use now. Anything partial or planned is labelled so.
Available now
- Many locations in one account, grouped into projects
- The same profile audit on every location
- Home in one-location or all-locations view, with performance added up
- Per-location client reports and an approval queue
Good to know
- Locations can be viewed one at a time or added up; a side-by-side comparison table is not built yet
On the roadmap, not available yet
- Side-by-side location comparison
- Team members and roles for regional managers
- Bulk changes across many locations at once
Guidance for your industry
Free Academy learning paths for the details that matter to your kind of business.
Restaurants, cafes and bars
- Your menu on Google
- Dining attributes
- Reviews and replies
Hotels and lodging
- Hotel details
- Free booking links
- Photos guests look for
Services and service-area businesses
- Service areas
- Your services list
- Local Services Ads
Tours and attractions
- Tickets and booking
- Accurate prices
- Attraction attributes
Questions
See your network in one place
Connect your locations and run the same check on every one of them.


Every location says something different
Details that change by themselves
Sudden suspension
Ranking mystery
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