Real SERP data, never estimates
Every number comes from an actual search made at an actual point on the map. If we did not measure it, we do not show it.
The city is already talking.
We measure what it says.
Four instruments for local search intelligence. Stop guessing at rankings, reviews, and who owns the map. Run real searches across a real grid and hand your client a report that survives them checking it themselves.
Run a rank checkProduct frameA live tool screen lands here in Phase 2: the first migrated dashboard, framed exactly like this.
Your market wrote a report about itself. It is sitting in plain sight, unread.
Every review, every map pin, every local pack in every neighborhood is a measurement waiting to be taken. Most agencies guess at it, or worse, quote a rank tracker that watched one point on the map and called it the city.
DecodeLocal takes the measurements properly: full geo-grids, neutral SERPs, review evidence read line by line, and competitor positions pinned branch by branch. Then it writes the findings up so a business owner can check every claim and land on the same conclusion.
Review evidence, scored
Geo-grid map sweeps
Neutral rank snapshots
Competitor pins, branch by branch
Shareable client reports
Directory presence counts
Review-gap analysis
One database behind everything
Four tools that read a whole city, from the first review to the last ranked pin.
Each instrument answers a question owners actually ask. What do people say about me? Where do I really rank? Who owns which corner of the map? And what do we do about it?
GroundTruth reads what the city says about a business
Every review pulled, read, and scored into evidence. Not sentiment mush: named themes, dated patterns, and quotes that back every finding in the write-up.
Open GroundTruth →RankCheck shows where a business really stands
A neutral snapshot taken from fixed points on the map: directory presence, review gap against the pack, and true pack positions. The same result no matter who searches.
Open RankCheck →CitySweep grids the whole city and names who owns it
Local-pack sweeps across every quadrant. Who ranks where, block by block, with multi-location branches pinned separately so nothing hides behind a brand name.
Open CitySweep →The Engine turns readings into production
The gated operator console: rankings, competitor intel, strategy, copy, and production runs in one workspace. Allowlisted access, every run logged.
Open the Engine →Measurement has rules here. Four of them, and they are not negotiable.
Same result for every searcher
Logged-in Google shows every owner a different map. Reports here lead with numbers that do not move: directory counts, review gaps, neutral snapshots.
Spend guards on everything
Billable sweeps sit behind hard ceilings and arm switches. Nothing fires a paid call without a deliberate decision.
Reports that survive scrutiny
Every claim in a client report is written so the owner can verify it themselves and reach the same conclusion.
From a keyword to a client-ready report. Here’s how.
The whole pipeline runs on one database, so nothing gets copied around and nothing falls out of date.
1
Pick the business, the keyword, and the city
One form. The tools work out the grid, the radius, and the competitor set from there.
2
The sweep fires
Real searches run across the map grid, quadrant by quadrant, and land in the database as evidence.
3
The evidence gets read
Rankings, reviews, directories, and competitor positions are scored into findings, not raw dumps.
4
The report writes itself up
A clean, client-ready page: what was measured, what it means, and what to do about it.
5
You share one link
The client opens a live page, not a PDF. When the data updates, the page does too.
Rank trackers watch one pin and call it a city. A city is a grid, and the grid has an owner in every square. We find out who.
Operator memo
These tools got built because the reports we wanted to hand clients did not exist. Rank trackers averaged the city into a single number. Review tools counted stars without reading a word. Nothing measured the map the way an owner actually experiences it: standing at one corner, searching, and seeing who shows up.
So everything here starts from a point on the map and works up. Every claim in a report is one the owner can verify from their own phone.
Measured, not guessed.The DecodeLocal deskLocal SEO operations
Take the first measurement.
Run a rank check today.
One business, one keyword, one city. You get the neutral snapshot and the report page. The city has been talking this whole time.
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