Kerbrank

Kerbrank is a local rank tracking platform built specifically for UK businesses, freelancers, and agencies that want to understand how their businesses appear in Google Maps across the areas they serve. Instead of relying on a single ranking position from one location, Kerbrank checks Google Maps rankings from a grid of points surrounding a business and turns those results into a visual local search map. This approach helps businesses see how their visibility changes from street to street and identify areas where they rank well or disappear from local search results. The platform starts with a simple setup. Users enter their business name and UK postcode, and Kerbrank creates a local ranking map based on searches performed across the surrounding area. Depending on the plan, maps can contain up to 11 × 11, 13 × 13, or 15 × 15 points, with the largest configuration covering up to 225 map points. The results show average position, top-three visibility, locations where the business is not found, and the competitors occupying those positions. Kerbrank also includes a ChatGPT-based visibility check. In addition to measuring Google Maps rankings, the platform asks questions that potential customers might ask, such as who the best emergency plumber in a particular area is, and records how often the business or its competitors are named in the responses. This gives businesses an additional way to examine how they are represented in AI-generated recommendations alongside traditional local search rankings. A major part of the platform is its weekly Fix List. Rather than simply providing ranking data, Kerbrank turns its measurements into a short list of practical changes that businesses can consider making across their Google Business Profile, website, and reviews. Each recommendation is linked to the scan or check that identified the issue. Users can mark a task as completed, after which the following scan checks whether the relevant ranking or visibility issue has changed. Weekly rescans are included at no additional cost, with no credits or top-ups required. Kerbrank measures the same map points and searches over time so businesses can compare results before and after making changes. The platform also excludes map points that fall in the sea from its scoring, which is particularly relevant for coastal UK businesses and helps prevent those locations from distorting average rankings. The reporting system combines several types of local SEO information into one report. Alongside the ranking map, users can see competitors, review counts, local search demand, website information, and a fix list. Search-demand data shows estimated monthly searches for relevant terms in the business's town, while website checks compare information such as the business name, phone number, and LocalBusiness markup against the Google profile. Kerbrank is designed with UK-specific businesses in mind. Reports support UK postcodes, +44 phone numbers, bank holiday hours, and GBP pricing. Reports can be shared through a link or exported as a PDF, while Pro and Agency plans include branded reports for client-facing use. The platform offers three main plans. Solo costs £29 per month for one business and includes up to 10 tracked searches and maps up to 11 × 11. Pro costs £59 per month and supports three businesses, 25 searches per business, maps up to 13 × 13, and branded reports. Agency costs £129 per month and supports 10 businesses, 50 searches per business, maps up to 15 × 15, and branded reports. An Agency+ option is also available for 25 businesses at £259 per month. All plans include weekly scans, the ChatGPT check, competitor tracking, and the Fix List. Kerbrank emphasizes measurement accuracy by following a simple principle: if the platform cannot measure something, it does not guess. Missing map results are shown as missing, and unavailable website information is reported as unknown rather than automatically treated as an error. The service offers a 14-day free trial without requiring a credit card and is hosted in London, with its servers and database located in the UK. Overall, Kerbrank provides a localized view of Google Maps visibility by combining grid-based rank tracking, competitor monitoring, AI recommendation checks, local search demand, website verification, and actionable weekly recommendations. It is designed to help UK businesses and local SEO professionals understand where their visibility is strong, where it is weak, and what changes can be followed up on during subsequent scans.