Enterprise Rank Tracking: 12 Platforms Compared, Plus the Google Maps Layer Most Miss

Enterprise rank tracking is search position tracking at a size an ordinary rank tracker can't hold: tens of thousands to millions of keywords, many countries and cities, desktop and mobile, with the data piped into a warehouse and access managed through single sign-on. The buyers are in-house SEO teams at large sites and the agencies that serve them.

Enterprise platforms track organic search at volume. A brand with hundreds of stores has one gap left over. These platforms read local results from one point per city, ZIP code or GPS coordinate, but your Google Maps rank changes every few streets around each store. You close that gap with a grid tracker next to the platform, and the bill for that grid depends on four numbers you can work out before you talk to sales.

A disclosure before the comparison: we make GTrack, a Google Maps grid rank tracker. GTrack is not an enterprise SEO suite and has no enterprise tier. We say below where it fits, where it does not, and which platforms to buy instead. Every price and limit in this post was checked on vendor pages on November 5, 2026.

• Large daily keyword sets: STAT, AccuRanker, Nozzle or Nightwatch.
• Raw data in your warehouse: seoClarity, or STAT and Nozzle with BigQuery.
• Governance and fixed tiers: Conductor.
• Google Maps rank per store: add a grid tracker (Local Falcon, Semrush's Map Rank Tracker or GTrack) next to the platform.

What an enterprise rank tracker has to do

Most rank trackers can follow a few thousand keywords for one site. An enterprise rank tracker is judged on what happens when you multiply that: more keywords, more markets, more people logging in and more systems reading the data. The differences show up in nine places.

Two of those rows decide most purchases. The keyword-and-refresh row sets the price, because vendors bill by checks: at AWR, for example, a keyword checked daily uses seven weekly units. Enterprise teams report rankings next to revenue in a BI tool, so the data-out row decides whether they renew after year one.

Enterprise rank tracking software and tools compared (2026)

This table covers the twelve enterprise rank tracking software platforms whose pricing pages and documentation we read on November 5, 2026. Dragon Metrics also markets enterprise rank tracking; we did not check its pages for this post, so it is not in the table.

Prices are list prices from each vendor's own page on November 5, 2026 (seoClarity, Conductor, STAT, AccuRanker, SE Ranking, Semrush, Ahrefs, Advanced Web Ranking, Nozzle, Nightwatch, Keyword.com). SE Ranking, Semrush, Ahrefs and Nightwatch showed us euros, so we quote euros rather than guess a dollar figure; your page may show USD. "Ask sales" means the vendor's pages don't mention SSO, which is not the same as "no".

The best enterprise rank tracker by need

The best enterprise rank tracker for you depends on which row of that table hurts most: volume, refresh, local depth, or where the data has to end up.

seoClarity: raw ranking data for your warehouse

seoClarity markets "unlimited tracked keywords" in 190+ countries and 200+ languages, at state, city, ZIP code, "zip code level with radius, or even GPS coordinates." It also reads "the top 20 local business results from Google Maps" for a location, which puts it ahead of most suites on local. Its Ranking Data API is included in most packages (the pricing page lists it as a paid add-on on Core), and you can push data to BigQuery, Redshift, S3, Snowflake or Looker, with 27+ metrics per keyword. Sign-in runs through SSO with Google, Microsoft, Okta (SAML 2.0) or Ping Identity.

Two things to read in the small print. Its pages disagree on refresh: the pricing page says "daily or weekly", the enterprise page "daily, ad hoc, and hourly", the rank tracking page "weekly rankings". Ask which one your contract buys. And the package prices on its pricing page are "representative as of October 11, 2022", so treat the $4,500 Enterprise starting point as a floor from 2022, not a quote.

BrightEdge: share of voice for content-led teams

BrightEdge tracks keywords by desktop, smartphone or tablet across "over 70,000 local and global locations with HyperLocal", and reports presence in Quick Answers, videos and Local 3 Packs. The integrations page names Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Domo and Looker Studio, and its MCP server exposes 22 tools, all read-only.

Core keyword reporting is weekly: its MCP documentation says "KR and SOV data are updated weekly." For daily data on a chosen set of keywords, BrightEdge sells Daily Pulse; ask how many keywords your contract covers. There is no public price; the pricing URL redirects to a demo form.

Conductor: governance and predictable keyword tiers

Conductor publishes its keyword tiers: Essentials 500 tracked keywords, Growth 5,000, Enterprise 60,000+. SSO is on Growth and Enterprise, role-based permissions on Enterprise only, and it prices on usage rather than seats. Rank data arrives weekly, on Mondays, unless you enable daily tracking for specific keywords "if that is included in your account." It keeps up to 24 months of keyword data, weekly or daily.

Conductor counts a keyword tracked on two devices as two tracked keywords. A location target means Google's central point for that target, which its docs describe as "an important landmark" for a city such as New York. One central point per city is enough for national organic, but a store manager in Queens learns nothing from it.

STAT: daily SERPs at high volume

STAT tracks "in any location, on desktop and mobile, for all your keywords, every day" and shows the full HTML SERP for every keyword (a daily raw-HTML archive is a paid add-on). Its BigQuery connector lets you "hang onto all this data indefinitely", and the API is included in the price. Tracking starts at $360 a month for 3,000 daily keywords, and the vendor pitches it for "a thousand keywords or a million."

STAT suits a team with an analyst who will work in the raw data. Prices above the entry tier are not published, and local means a city, state or postal code as the search location, not a grid.

AccuRanker: fast refresh in the 10,000 to 20,000 keyword range

AccuRanker updates daily and lets you "refresh a single keyword or update your entire domain every two hours." Its USD price data shows the Expert plan at $1,089 a month for 10,000 keywords ($929 a month billed annually), $1,439 for 15,000 and $1,719 for 20,000. Expert includes an unlimited read API and Google Data Studio. Enterprise starts above 20,000 keywords and adds BigQuery, an unlimited write API, raw SERP HTML and unlimited users.

Its pages say "local or country level" without naming ZIP codes or Google Maps, and we found no AccuRanker page about SSO. Ask before you sign.

SE Ranking: an API on every plan

SE Ranking includes read and write API access on every plan. Core tracks 2,000 keywords daily for €109 a month (€87.20 billed annually), Growth 5,000 for €235 (€188 annually). Its enterprise page offers up to 15,000 keywords daily, 20 competitors per project, custom roles and Looker Studio. It tracks 35+ SERP features per keyword, AI Overviews included, and its Local Marketing tool, included on Core and Growth, adds a Map Rank Tracker that checks "specific grid points, down to the street level."

SE Ranking's enterprise page stops at 15,000 daily keywords, a lot for a mid-size brand and small for a large ecommerce site. Core keeps six months of history; Growth keeps it for the project's lifetime.

Semrush: one suite for organic and Maps

Semrush Position Tracking updates "daily within 24-48 hours", across mobile, tablet and desktop, down to postal code, and flags AI Overviews as a SERP feature. Pro+ tracks 1,500 keywords daily for €286 a month; Advanced starts at 5,000+ with share of voice and API integration. Semrush for Enterprise adds "SSO, team governance & audit logs", a dedicated account manager and an SLA. Semrush Local includes a Map Rank Tracker, priced per location, and Map Rank Tracker is also sold on its own, so you can buy organic and store-level Maps tracking from one vendor.

Semrush keeps daily results for 60 days and weekly results for 140 weeks. If you need daily history beyond two months, export it.

Ahrefs: Enterprise security on a weekly tracker

Ahrefs Enterprise costs €1,394 a month with an annual commitment and includes SSO, an audit log, unlimited historical data, uncapped API access and 4 million API units a month. Rank Tracker covers mobile and desktop, country to ZIP code, the local pack and 19 SERP features including AI Overviews.

Its pricing table lists weekly updates on every plan, Enterprise included, and its help centre calls weekly the default (September 3, 2026). Buy Ahrefs Enterprise for its research data and accept weekly ranks, or pair it with a daily tracker.

Advanced Web Ranking: unlimited users and GPS-level local

AWR includes unlimited users and projects on all plans and "retains unlimited historical ranking data." It tracks countries, cities, ZIP codes and GPS coordinates, and shows "desktop, mobile, and Local Pack results side by side." Enterprise at $699 a month adds a BigQuery connector; Ent Plus 50k at $980 adds SSO and custom MSAs.

An AWR keyword is "one query made weekly", and daily tracking costs seven units. Enterprise's 35,500 units cover about 5,071 keywords tracked daily on desktop at 50 results. Price it as about 5,000 daily keywords.

Nozzle: usage pricing for large keyword sets

Nozzle bills per SERP pulled: one keyword, engine, language, device and location combination, with the top five pages and 630 fields parsed. Its own example: 20,000 keywords tracked daily is 600,000 SERPs a month, $2,416 a month on Business Basic with an annual term. Every plan has the full API, BigQuery export and unlimited users, with "no feature gating." Refresh is daily, weekly or monthly per keyword group, so you pay daily rates only where you need them.

Its multi-location page lists tracking by state, city, ZIP or postal code and neighbourhood, with map-pack presence next to organic, and roll-ups from ZIP to city, state and region. There is no grid around each store.

Nightwatch: daily tracking with published tiers

Nightwatch publishes its tiers: Starter tracks 500 keywords daily for €79 a month billed yearly, Professional 2,500 for €159, Agency 7,500 for €399, and Enterprise starts at 20,000 keywords at a custom price. Every plan tracks daily "in any location or language", lists Google Maps as an engine and includes its SEO MCP server. The API, Looker Studio and unlimited seats start on Professional. SSO, custom data retention and dedicated infrastructure are Enterprise only, and the standard SERP history is three years.

Its local page promises "zip-code and GPS-level precision across 107,000+ locations" and reports Map Pack positions apart from organic. That is one search point per keyword, not a grid around each store. The prices above are the yearly rates; monthly billing costs about 20% more.

Keyword.com: unlimited API calls at a low entry price

Keyword.com's 360° Visibility plan starts at $26 a month billed annually ($33 monthly) for 1,000 keywords, with packages up to 10,000 keywords. Its Custom Plan "starts from $490/month" for "unlimited keywords and credits." Each package refreshes weekly or daily, and every plan includes unlimited users, the rank tracker API, the MCP server and Looker Studio. Its enterprise page promises "unlimited API calls" with "no credits, no monthly limits."

Local tracking goes from country to ZIP code, with Google Maps and Map Pack positions kept apart from organic. We found no Keyword.com page that mentions SSO or a warehouse connector, so raise both before a security review.

Multi-location rank tracking: organic, Local Pack and Google Maps are three rankings

A brand with 300 stores has three local rankings per store, and most enterprise reports merge them or show one.

• Organic results for "running shoes near me" or "dentist Austin", read from a city or ZIP code. Every platform above does this.
• The Local Pack, the three map results on the main results page. Most platforms above report it for a chosen location (STAT, BrightEdge, seoClarity, Ahrefs, AWR, Semrush, SE Ranking, Nozzle, Nightwatch, Keyword.com). GTrack runs Local Pack grid scans on paid plans.
• Google Maps, where the customer scrolls a list of 20 or more businesses ranked around where they stand. seoClarity reads the top 20 Maps results for a location. Of the twelve, only Semrush and SE Ranking sell a grid of searches around each store: Semrush as a separate product, SE Ranking inside Core and Growth (3 locations included, extra locations from €16.80).

Google lists distance as one of its three main local ranking factors: "how far each business is from the customer who's searching" (How Google determines local ranking). So a store doesn't have one Maps rank. The same store can rank #2 for a searcher at the city's central point and fall out of the top 20 for one three miles out. A city-level or ZIP-level tracker reports the first number and nothing else. We compare the three location methods in city, ZIP code or GPS grid.

Enterprise local SEO for multiple locations: what a grid adds per store

A grid tracker runs the same search from a square of points around one store, say 5x5 points one kilometre apart, and records the store's Maps rank at each point. You get a heatmap per store per keyword, an average rank and a share of points where the store is in the top three. For a brand doing local SEO for multiple locations, the grid turns "store 214 is weak" into "store 214 loses the north side of town to a competitor that opened in March."

That is the core of multi-location rank tracking, and the part of enterprise local SEO that city-level reports miss. Grid data lets a franchise team rank its stores against each other on equal terms: same keywords, same grid, same day. Our multi-location rank tracker playbook covers the operating side: which grid size per store type, which KPIs to roll up, and how often to scan each tier of store.

Google Maps grid trackers that work at scale

• Local Falcon sells Enterprise tiers from $499 a month (159,500 credits) to $4,999 (1,668,000), one credit per grid point, grids from 3x3 to 21x21, Google and Apple Maps, with the API, MCP, white-label reports and unlimited locations and keywords on every Enterprise tier.
• Semrush Local includes the Map Rank Tracker at €28.77 per location a month on Base (375 credits) and €57.54 on Pro (1,225 credits), billed annually, one credit per pin. Map Rank Tracker is also sold on its own: $30 a month with 4,000 credits, $10 a month per extra campaign (location) and $5 a month per 1,000 extra credits. Semrush says its API can read Map Rank Tracker campaigns.
• BrightLocal prices per location: Track costs $41 a month for one location and $524 for 91 to 100, billed monthly, with "price on request" above 100. Its Local Search Grid covers "up to five keywords."
• SE Ranking includes a Map Rank Tracker with 1,500 keywords and 3 locations in its Local Marketing tool, with extra locations from €16.80.
• Local Viking describes its grid as "powered by the Google Places API." Its pricing link redirects to app.localoptics.com, which returned no content when we checked, so we can't quote a price.
• GTrack (ours) charges one credit per grid point per keyword, with square grids from 3x3 to 13x13 and drawn areas up to 1,000 points. Plans run from $0 to $99.99 a month, with 81,000 credits on Pro.

Ask any grid vendor whether it reads live Google Maps results or an API, and check a few points by hand before you commit.

For grid tools aimed at single businesses and smaller chains, our local rank tracker comparison covers ten of them, and how a Google Maps grid rank tracker works explains the scan itself.

What enterprise rank tracking costs: the math for one workload

Vendors price on different units (tracked keywords, weekly units, SERPs, credits, locations), so the only fair comparison is one workload run through each price list.

Organic: 20,000 keywords tracked daily. On list prices from November 5, 2026:

• AccuRanker: $1,719 a month for 20,000 keywords billed monthly, $1,459 billed annually.
• Nozzle: $2,416 a month, the vendor's own worked example (600,000 SERPs, Business Basic, annual term).
• Advanced Web Ranking: 20,000 daily keywords is 140,000 weekly units, beyond Ent Plus 50k, so you get a quote. 5,000 daily keywords fit Enterprise at $699.
• SE Ranking: beyond the 15,000 daily keywords its enterprise page offers, so custom pricing.
• Nightwatch: Enterprise, custom price; its published tiers stop at 7,500 daily keywords.
• Keyword.com: Custom Plan, from $490 a month; the published packages stop at 10,000 keywords.
• Ahrefs: not on public plans, which list weekly updates.
• seoClarity, BrightEdge, Conductor, STAT: quotes. STAT's public floor is $360 for 3,000 daily keywords.

Google Maps: the four-number formula. Grid cost is locations x keywords x grid points x runs per month. Going from a 5x5 to a 7x7 grid nearly doubles it. A 5x5 grid is 25 points; a 7x7 is 49; daily is about 30 runs a month, weekly about 4.33.

Our calculations from list prices on November 5, 2026, billed monthly unless noted (GTrack, Local Falcon, Local Falcon Enterprise, Semrush Local, euros as shown to us, billed annually; Semrush Map Rank Tracker). The 500-store 7x7 row is Local Falcon's own example. We read Semrush Local's credits as per location, since the plan is priced per location; confirm that with Semrush. The standalone column is $30 for the first campaign and 4,000 credits, $10 for each extra store and $5 per 1,000 extra credits; Semrush says those credits "can be used for any of your campaigns." BrightLocal fits the 100-store rows at $524 a month on Track if five grid keywords per store are enough; its scan frequency isn't stated on the pricing page.

Grid size moves the bill as much as store count: taking 500 stores from 5x5 to 7x7 nearly doubles the points. Semrush Local's per-location plans get expensive at chain scale; Semrush's standalone Map Rank Tracker and the per-point tools cost less. Daily Maps grids across 500 stores cost 1,875,000 points a month, more than most chains need; our post on daily rank tracking explains why weekly or monthly is enough for most stores, with daily kept for a handful under active work.

On our own pricing, to be straight: GTrack is the cheapest per point here, about $0.0012 on Pro against about $0.0031 on Local Falcon Enterprise 1. But it stops at 81,000 plan credits a month. Beyond that, the documented route is one-time credit packs (from $5, never expiring); there is no volume tier. A brand that needs 150,000 points a month fits on one Local Falcon Enterprise 1 plan, and on no single GTrack plan.

Where GTrack fits next to an enterprise platform, and where it does not

GTrack is the Google Maps layer. It does not replace seoClarity, STAT or Conductor for organic tracking, and we would not suggest it should. The table lists what an enterprise buyer asks for and what GTrack documents today.

Sources: the GTrack pricing page and the GTrack help centre (scheduled scans, workspaces and teammates, API keys), read on November 5, 2026.

That leaves two setups where GTrack makes sense:

• Next to an enterprise platform. The platform owns organic, governance and the warehouse. GTrack runs a weekly or monthly grid per store, and your data team pulls scan results through the API into the same BI tool. Our rank tracking API guide covers what that pipeline looks like.
• On its own, for a chain whose stores live on Maps. Restaurants, clinics and home services with up to about 200 locations: 200 stores x 3 keywords x 5x5 weekly is 64,950 points, inside Pro's 81,000. If you have no procurement rules that require SSO or an SLA, that covers the ranking that drives calls and visits for $99.99 a month.

If you run many client brands as an agency rather than one brand in-house, the set-up differs (workspaces per client, white-label reports), and our agency rank tracker comparison covers it.

How to choose a rank tracker for enterprise: a buyer checklist

A rank tracker for enterprise use gets judged in procurement as much as in the SEO team. These ten checks apply to any enterprise rank tracker tool and cover both.

1. Price your real workload, not the plan headline. Write down keywords x devices x locations x refresh. A keyword on two devices is two keywords at Conductor; a daily keyword is seven units at AWR.
2. Split refresh by keyword group. Daily for money keywords and launches, weekly for the long tail. Nozzle, Conductor and BrightEdge (Daily Pulse) let you mix; Ahrefs lists weekly on every plan.
3. Ask what "local" means. One central point per city, a ZIP code, a GPS point, the top 20 Maps results, or a grid around each store? Get the answer in writing.
4. Separate the surfaces in reports. Organic, Local Pack and Maps should be separate columns. A blended "local visibility" number hides the store that lost Maps and kept organic.
5. Check where the data lands. BigQuery is on seoClarity, STAT, AccuRanker Enterprise, AWR Enterprise and every Nozzle plan. If your team lives in Looker Studio, check the connector is on your tier.
6. Read the history rules. Semrush keeps daily data 60 days, Conductor 24 months, AWR and Ahrefs Enterprise without limit. Plan exports for anything shorter than your reporting window.
7. Confirm SSO and roles on the vendor's own page or contract. We found SSO on seoClarity, Conductor Growth and Enterprise, Ahrefs Enterprise, AWR Ent Plus 50k, Nightwatch Enterprise and Semrush Enterprise.
8. Count seats the way the vendor counts them. AWR, Nozzle, Keyword.com and AccuRanker Enterprise include unlimited users, Nightwatch from Professional; Ahrefs Enterprise charges €93 a month per extra user; Conductor doesn't price on seats.
9. Test accuracy on 20 keywords before the contract. Compare the tracker with manual checks from the same place and hour. Our guide to tracking Google Maps rankings accurately lists the settings that skew grids: zoom, spacing and timing.
10. Read the contract terms. Ahrefs Enterprise needs an annual commitment, AccuRanker takes up to 15% off for annual payment, Nozzle charges overage per 1,000 SERPs. Know what happens when you exceed the plan.

When you don't need an enterprise rank tracker

A mid-tier plan or a grid tool covers you in four cases.

• Under about 5,000 keywords. SE Ranking Growth tracks 5,000 daily for €235 a month. Semrush Pro+ covers 1,500 daily. AWR Pro gives 7,000 weekly units for $139. None needs a sales call.
• No SSO or security review requirement. If IT doesn't require SAML login and a vendor questionnaire, you are paying for governance you won't use.
• Your revenue comes from Maps. A dental group or a restaurant chain gets more from a grid per location than from 50,000 organic keywords. Start with the grid and add organic tracking for the main site.
• You only need trends. If a monthly board slide is the output, weekly data and Search Console will do.

AI Overviews and AI search: what these platforms measure

Enterprise platforms measure AI search in two ways. Most detect AI Overviews as a SERP feature on the keywords you already track: Semrush Position Tracking, Ahrefs (19 SERP features including AI Overviews) and SE Ranking (35+ features, "AIOs" included) all say so. Prompt and AI-answer tracking is now common too: Semrush Position Tracking adds ChatGPT Search and Google AI Mode as engines, SE Ranking includes 25 daily prompts across 5 AI engines, Ahrefs Brand Radar tracks prompts daily, STAT counts weekly prompts, AccuRanker sells AI Share of Voice, Nightwatch and Keyword.com sell prompt tracking next to rank tracking, and Local Falcon tracks AI platforms next to Google and Apple Maps.

GTrack's AI visibility tracker checks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Mode for your brand, with the first campaign included on paid plans and extra campaigns at $39 a month. It does not track AI Overviews. If AI Overviews are the surface your board cares about, buy that from your organic platform.

Why Google Search Console is not an enterprise rank tracker

Search Console's "position" is an average across every impression, from every place and device that searched. It can't tell you where store 214 ranks on Google Maps from its own parking lot, and it has no Maps position per location at all. Use it for clicks and queries; use a grid tracker for rank by place.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is enterprise rank tracking and how does it work?

Enterprise rank tracking checks search positions for tens of thousands to millions of keywords across many locations and devices, on a daily or weekly schedule. The platform runs the searches, stores the history and sends the data to an API, a warehouse such as BigQuery, or a BI tool. Enterprise plans add SSO, roles, long history and contract terms that standard rank trackers don't offer.

What is the best enterprise rank tracker?

The best enterprise rank tracking platform depends on the job. STAT, AccuRanker, Nozzle and Nightwatch suit large daily keyword sets; seoClarity suits teams that want raw data in their warehouse; Conductor suits teams that need governance and published keyword tiers. Only Semrush and SE Ranking also sell Google Maps grids: Semrush as a separate product, SE Ranking inside Core and Growth. The others don't, so multi-location brands usually pair their platform with a grid tracker such as Local Falcon, Semrush's Map Rank Tracker or GTrack.

Is there a free enterprise rank tracker?

No enterprise platform is free. Conductor Essentials has a free trial, Nightwatch and Keyword.com offer 14-day trials, and Semrush's Map Rank Tracker has a free plan with one campaign, 50 credits and a 5x5 grid. For Google Maps, GTrack gives one grid scan with no account, then a $0 plan with 200 free credits and 5x5 grids, which is enough to test a few stores before you buy.

How much does enterprise rank tracking software cost?

Public prices on November 5, 2026 start at $360 a month for 3,000 daily keywords on STAT, $699 a month on Advanced Web Ranking Enterprise and $1,089 a month for 10,000 keywords on AccuRanker Expert. Tracking 20,000 keywords daily costs $1,719 a month on AccuRanker or $2,416 on Nozzle's own example. seoClarity, BrightEdge and Conductor quote on request.

How can I track my Google Business Profile ranking across many locations?

Use a grid tracker that runs the same search from a set of points around each location and records your Maps rank at each point. Set one schedule per location with the same keywords and grid size, so stores compare on equal terms. Cost is locations x keywords x grid points x runs per month: 100 stores with 5 keywords on a 5x5 grid weekly is about 54,000 points a month.

How often should enterprise rankings refresh?

Daily for keywords tied to revenue, launches or migrations, weekly for the long tail. For Google Maps grids across many stores, weekly or monthly is enough for most locations, with daily scans kept for stores under active work. Daily grids for 500 stores with 5 keywords on a 5x5 grid would need about 1.9 million points a month.

Can enterprise rank trackers track AI Overviews and ChatGPT?

Most detect AI Overviews as a SERP feature on tracked keywords, including Semrush, Ahrefs and SE Ranking. Tracking ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini answers needs prompt tracking, which Semrush, SE Ranking, Ahrefs (Brand Radar), STAT and AccuRanker now sell; GTrack's AI visibility tracker checks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Mode, but not AI Overviews.

Does GTrack have an enterprise plan?

No. GTrack has no enterprise tier, no SSO and no custom contract. Its largest plan, Pro, costs $99.99 a month for 81,000 grid points, with 10 teammates and 100 tracked competitors. It tracks unlimited locations on every plan and works as the Google Maps grid layer next to an enterprise SEO platform, or on its own for chains of up to about 200 stores tracking 3 keywords on a 5x5 grid each week.