Clear up your questions before you start

It is not a locked promise, it is an estimate, but built with strong accuracy. The number starts from real, public Google Maps data (your position in local search, the volume of reviews and the pace of whoever leads your category in the neighborhood) and applies a typical average ticket and conversion rate for your segment. Instead of guessing, it measures the gap between your profile and the leader and turns that interval into additional customers and revenue per month.

Treat the value as a reliable order of magnitude to prioritize and open the conversation, not as a signed contract. You can adjust the average ticket right on the screen to calibrate to your case, and monitoring tracks the real evolution month by month, correcting the estimate with observed data.

It combines three public pieces of Google information: your position in local search, the number of reviews on the profile and the speed at which your neighborhood leader receives new reviews. On top of that, we apply average ticket and conversion rate references for your segment to turn Maps position into customers and dollars per month. It is the same logic an experienced agency would use on the back of an envelope, only automated and ready in seconds.

For both. The owner of a local business uses it to see how much they are leaving on the table on Google and what to do about it. But the main focus is the agency and the digital marketing freelancer, who get the most out of it: they analyze the entire portfolio at once, prospect neighborhoods to find new clients and deliver a report with their own brand.

For the agency, the dollar value is the argument that opens the conversation and sustains the contract without having to explain SEO. You buy credits once and resell the ranking service with your own margin, turning the platform into a new revenue line.

No. The platform translates everything into two simple things: where you are on Google Maps today and how many customers per month that represents. The action plan comes ready in business language, with no technical jargon. If you are an agency, that is exactly what makes the conversation with the client easy: you talk about customers and revenue, not keywords and backlinks.

No. You test the number on the home page without signing up, and when you create the free account you get 10 credits per month, no card. With them you can already analyze competitors, prospect a neighborhood and build proposals. Only when you want the diagnosis + plan regularly or continuous monitoring does it make sense to buy standalone credits or subscribe to a plan.

With the 10 monthly credits you see your position and your competitors' on Maps, list the businesses in a neighborhood and build proposals with the dollar value. For an agency, that is enough to prospect and close the first clients before spending anything. The diagnosis + plan and month by month monitoring consume more credits, and that is where the standalone packs and subscriptions come in.

You pay per credit, not per seat. Each credit becomes an action: analyze a competitor, list a neighborhood, run a diagnosis + plan or monitor a profile for a month. You can start with a standalone pack of $9, no monthly fee, and subscribe later so the credit gets much cheaper. That way you scale the cost along with usage, without paying for idle seats.

The math adds up fast. A traditional agency charges around $200 per month to manage one profile, while your cost per monitored client is a fraction of that in credits. You set the monthly fee by whatever margin you want, show the client the evolution in the report with your brand and use the dollar value to justify the price. The platform is the cost, the resale is yours.

No. The subscription is month to month and you stop whenever you want, and the standalone pack is a one time payment, with no recurrence. The billing details, annual plan and what happens if your credits run out are on the pricing page.

It is what decides who gets the customer. Most local searches ("near me", "in the neighborhood") end with the person choosing among the top Maps results, and whoever appears at the top captures most of the clicks, calls and visits. Being well ranked means receiving customers every day organically, without paying for ads. Being poorly positioned means watching that customer go straight to the competitor right above you.

That is why the platform translates your Maps position into customers and revenue per month: moving up in position is, in practice, earning more.

There is no guaranteed deadline. It depends on the size of the gap between you and the neighborhood leader, the competition in your category and the consistency with which you improve the profile: new reviews, photos, complete information and replies to customers. In practice, position gains usually appear within a few weeks, and consistently rising to the top takes a few months of continuous work.

Whoever treats it as a routine, with a steady pace of reviews and updates, gets there faster than whoever makes a one off effort. Monitoring tracks that evolution month by month so you know if you are on track.

Because Google personalizes local search, and the result depends on many variables: where you are at the moment, your search history, whether you are logged into your account and, mainly, how much you interact with that profile. As the owner, you probably search, open and touch your own business often, so Google understands it is relevant to you and shows it higher up. In other words, what you see on your phone tends to be more biased, optimistic, than what a new customer sees.

GetLocalClient measures the position neutrally, without that owner bias, approximating what a regular consumer sees when searching. Use the platform number as the most faithful reference, not your own screen.

The Diagnosis evaluates the quality of your Business Profile by area: frequency and recency of reviews, owner replies, and profile completeness and quality. You get a score per area with a summary of what is good and what is holding your position back, plus one example action to start. It is the snapshot of your profile today, for 1 credit.

If you want the complete, prioritized action plan, choose the Diagnosis + action plan.

It includes the full diagnosis, with scores per area, and the prioritized, complete action plan, ready to copy and paste into your Business Profile. It also brings the comparison with the competitors in your neighborhood and ready made texts on demand: review replies, profile description and post ideas.

It is the step by step to close the gap to the leader, for 3 credits.

Monitoring runs a fresh scan of your position in the neighborhood every week and records the evolution in a chart and a detailed table, week by week, tracking you against competitors over time. The scan is weekly; the charge is 100 credits per month, per profile, with the weekly scan already included.

While the plan is the snapshot of the moment, monitoring is the movie: it shows, week by week, whether you rise or fall.