Free GBP Audit

Is your service business in the Google 3-Pack?

Drop your URL. We'll find your Google Business Profile and show you where you rank across a 49-point grid around your location — free.

Free. No signup. One scan per day.

49 grid points Any local service business Heatmap in ~90 sec

Reading your homepage…

This usually takes about 5 seconds.

This audit is for local service businesses.

Our scanner runs against Google Business Profiles — the listings that show up in the local "3-Pack" when someone searches for a service near them. If your business doesn't have a real physical service area, the scan has nothing to measure.

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When someone needs your service, they search — and Google shows them three businesses.

Plumber, electrician, roofer, HVAC, landscaper, locksmith, garage door, pest control — whatever you do, when a customer in your area searches for it, Google puts three businesses in a map at the top of the page. That's the Google 3-Pack. Almost every call goes to those three. Everyone below the map is fighting for scraps.

The businesses in the 3-Pack today aren't there because they're the best. They're there because someone optimized their Google Business Profile to tell Google they belong there. Every signal Google uses to rank a profile is something you can actually change. That's the entire job.

Most owners only ever check their ranking from their own shop — where it looks fine. Three miles away, where the customers actually are, the map looks completely different.

The 3-Pack is the most valuable real estate in local search.

~44%

of clicks on a local "near me" search go to the 3-Pack map — not ads, not organic links.

7×

more calls for a first-place 3-Pack ranking versus fourth place. The drop-off below position three is brutal.

per click. Unlike paid ads, every 3-Pack call is free. Optimization pays for itself the first month you rank.

Google's map ranking is technical, not magical.

Google ranks Business Profiles using a handful of signals — and every one is something we audit, fix, and actively improve. This isn't guesswork. It's a checklist with measurable inputs.

Category accuracy

Most profiles use one generic category and skip the rest. We set a primary category that maps to the search you want, plus the right secondary categories so Google understands every service you offer.

NAP consistency

Your Name, Address and Phone must match exactly everywhere — website, Google profile, every directory. One mismatched suite number tells Google you're two different businesses. We clean up every inconsistency.

LocalBusiness schema

The technical handshake between your website and your Google profile. Adding the right structured data tells Google explicitly "this site belongs to this physical business" — reinforcing every other signal.

Services + geo-keywords

Every service you handle gets its own entry on your profile, written with the local terms your customers actually type. It's the most underused field on every profile we audit.

Review velocity

Not just the star rating — Google watches how reviews come in: pace, language, response time. We coach your team on when and how to ask, and write responses that reinforce your ranking.

Profile activity

Google rewards profiles that stay active — posts, photos, Q&A. We post regularly so your profile looks alive every week, while most competitors touch theirs twice a year.

Set it up right, then keep it climbing.

We separate the foundational work — fixing what's broken now — from the ongoing work that keeps you ranking. You pay once for the setup and monthly for everything after. No long-term contract.

One-time setup

$500

Full profile audit, category optimization, NAP cleanup, LocalBusiness schema on your site, services buildout with geo-keywords, review-request templates, baseline rank report.

Monthly management

$1,500 / month

Review monitoring and responses, monthly Google Posts, photo updates, rank tracking, suspension monitoring, and a monthly performance report.

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Every account is managed directly by Logan Jack — 12 years running Google Business Profiles for local-service businesses.

What owners ask before they sign up.

How does Google Business Profile ranking actually work?

Google ranks profiles on a small set of measurable signals: how close the searcher is to your location, category accuracy, Name-Address-Phone consistency across the web, LocalBusiness schema on your site, completeness of your services section, review quantity and velocity, and profile activity. Every signal can be audited and improved. Ranking is technical, not random.

What does it cost?

$500 one-time for the foundational setup, then $1,500 per month for ongoing management. No long-term contract. Every account is run by Logan Jack.

How long until I see results?

Most businesses see measurable rank movement within 30 to 90 days. The first month is foundation work that compounds in months two and three. More competitive markets take longer. We track your local-pack position so you can see movement as it happens.

How is this different from regular SEO?

Regular SEO targets the organic blue-link results. GBP optimization targets the 3-Pack map results at the top of every local search. They use different ranking signals — and the 3-Pack gets roughly 44% of all clicks on "near me" searches, which is why it's its own discipline.

Do you take photos of my business?

No. We don't take photos and we don't use stock or AI images. We upload your real photos in a steady drip so Google sees consistent profile activity. If your photo library is thin, we'll give you a checklist of what to capture.

What happens if my profile gets suspended?

Suspension monitoring and recovery is included in the monthly management fee. If a managed profile gets flagged, we respond the same day — gather the documentation Google requires, file the reinstatement, and track it to resolution.