Google Maps Rank Checker
Where you rank in Google Maps
What Is the Google Maps Rank Checker?
The Google Maps Rank Checker searches Google Maps the way a customer would, for example "dentist in Austin, TX", and returns the businesses in Google's own order with their ratings, review counts and websites. Add your business name or website and it tells you exactly where you rank in the top 20 or 40.
Key Features
Why Maps Rankings Matter
For local searches, the Maps results and the three-pack above the organic results get most of the clicks. Ranking in the top three can matter more than ranking first in the blue links. Knowing where you stand, and who beats you, is the starting point for any local SEO work.
What Drives Local Rankings
Google weighs relevance, distance and prominence. Your categories and business details drive relevance, reviews and ratings feed prominence, and the searcher's location sets distance. This checker searches the phrase people type, like "plumber in Leeds", rather than a single GPS point, so results reflect that city-level view.
Common Use Cases
- Checking your local rankings for key services
- Seeing which competitors own the local three-pack
- Reporting local SEO progress to clients
- Researching a market before opening a new location
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Google Maps Rank Checker free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
Why is my rank different on my phone?
Google Maps personalizes by your exact location and history. This tool searches the city-level phrase without your location, which is closer to what a new customer in that area sees.
How does it find my business?
By website domain if you enter one, otherwise by name. A domain is the most reliable match.
Are ads included?
Sponsored listings that appear in the results are flagged as ads in the table.
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