For local SEO agencies & freelancers
MapProspect Pro is one Chrome extension with 17 built-in features for agencies that sell Google Maps SEO: scan an area, audit every listing, score the opportunity, spot the gaps competitors are missing, and work the leads in a built-in pipeline — without leaving Google Maps.
See it in action
Both shots below are demo renders of the actual MapProspect Pro extension, produced on staged pages with sample data — the Hayward businesses in them are fictional, created for the demo. They are not captures from a live customer account.
The platform
Find weak listings, prove the gaps, work the pipeline, then keep clients with daily check-ins, seasonal ideas and profile edits drafted for the owner to approve — all from one panel inside the pages you already use.
Open any Maps listing and get the full picture in one panel: rating and review count, categories, hours, photos, website link and profile completeness — rolled into an opportunity score that tells you at a glance whether this business is worth calling, and exactly which gaps to lead the pitch with.
Run “service in area” searches across a grid of neighborhoods, one cell at a time, and see who holds #1, #2 and #3 in each — plus your prospect’s position, always stated honestly as “of N captured” or “Not in top N captured.” White-spot rows with no strong leader are highlighted, and finished cells are preserved if you pause. Export to CSV or copy the summary.
Judge reach in minutes, not miles. Check drive times from a listing to the areas it claims to serve, banded Core (up to 30 minutes), Extended (31–45) and Far (over 45) — and flag the two mismatches that sell: areas a business claims but can’t realistically reach, and close-in areas it serves but doesn’t claim.
Search a built-in set of 569 Google Business Profile categories across 7 groups, use trade presets to move fast, and build primary and secondary shortlists you can save by name. Show a prospect exactly which revenue categories they are missing — then hand the shortlist straight into the fix.
Pull the identifiers rank trackers and reports actually need from any listing — Place ID, CID, FID, coordinates, Plus Code and knowledge-graph ID. Anything that isn’t really there is reported as “not found,” never invented, and a review link is built only when a real Place ID exists. Saved listings dedupe automatically and export to CSV, including a rank-tracker import sheet.
Service-area businesses are supposed to hide their address. This feature classifies the address evidence visible in a Maps feed — full street address, city/area only, or none — and raises a signal only when a full address shows on a listing in a service-area trade. A storefront showing its address is normal and is not flagged. You verify each row, and a report pack builds only for listings you confirm.
Capture who is actually open when customers call, using only the hours text shown on each listing — if hours aren’t shown, the listing is marked Unknown, never guessed. Get a clear verdict per search: a competitor alone open, a gap everyone is missing, a competitive field, or everyone closed — with the evidence table, two-snapshot comparison and CSV export to back it up.
Paint a city neighborhood by neighborhood so coverage reads at a glance: where your prospect ranks, where a competitor owns the ground, and where nobody strong is painting at all. It turns a matrix of numbers into the one picture a business owner understands in five seconds — and the picture that starts the sales conversation.
Analyze review text across up to 10 listings at once. MapProspect Pro extracts the keywords and the services, qualities, price and time mentions customers actually write about — staff names and places are counted only from names you supply, never guessed — with counts, share of reviews, average stars and a positive/neutral/negative split for each. Comparison flags surface the gaps: services a competitor gets praised for that your prospect never hears about, problems in your client’s own reviews, and ground they already own.
Spot the patterns behind review attacks — with evidence, never a “fake” verdict. Signals include bursts of reviews landing in a short window, same-star bursts, near-duplicate phrasing across different reviewers, single-review accounts when the profile actually shows it, and rating-only or very short reviews. Every flagged review comes with a copy-ready removal-report pack; nothing is ever auto-flagged or auto-reported.
Save any listing to your board in one click — re-saving the same business updates the card instead of duplicating it. Work stages from New to Called, Pitched, Follow Up, Won and Lost, with notes and follow-up dates, “due today” and “due this week” views, a copy-ready daily call list, and CSV export.
Your daily check-in board for client listings. One click captures the current rating, review count and newest visible reviews, then diffs them against the last check — count up or down, newest review changed, new low-star reviews with no owner response shown. Listings sort into an attention order so the clients who need you today surface first, and anything not checked within your stale threshold (7 days by default) is flagged.
Know which services a client should add, remove or watch — across 12 trades — by cross-checking three layers: the season, the live weather and 7-day forecast for their area, and three years of weather history for the same month (snow days, freeze days, extreme-heat days, rain days). Every recommendation cites its evidence, and snow services in a city with no snow history are explicitly not recommended.
When it’s time to apply the fixes, the business owner signs in to Google Gemini with their own account — MapProspect Pro never logs in for them. Working in that session, the assistant drafts the Google Business Profile changes for them: category edits from your Category Finder shortlist, plus services and products edits. The owner reviews every draft and applies it themselves; nothing is ever auto-submitted.
A Maps ranking is worthless if the website leaks the lead. Open a prospect’s site and check whether it is built to convert the click: tap-to-call, a working contact path, clear services and service areas, trust signals and an obvious next step. Every missing piece is one more proven gap for the pitch — and one more service you can sell.
See a prospect’s website the way their customers do: how it presents on mobile, whether it looks current and trustworthy, and how it stacks up against the competitors outranking them. It gives you a grounded design conversation — redesign, refresh or leave it alone — backed by what’s actually on the page, not taste.
The fastest way to find a silent lead-killer: test-fill a business’s contact form with test details so you can see whether the form a customer would use is reachable, fillable and ready to submit. A broken or buried form on a ranking site is one of the strongest openers an agency can walk in with.
Try the idea
Pick a trade and a market. The preview below shows the kind of scored, gap-by-gap list the extension builds from a Maps search — highest opportunity first, ready to save to your pipeline.
Scored by ranking position, reviews, categories, hours and profile completeness.
Illustrative preview with sample businesses, showing the scoring and gap labels the extension produces from a real Maps capture. In the extension, these rows come from the listings on your screen — click one and it lands on your pipeline board.
The workflow
Pick a trade and a city. Scan the map pack, paint the neighborhoods and build a scored list of every business worth calling.
Open any prospect for the full picture in one panel: listing audit, rank by area, review themes, categories, hours gaps, address leaks and website checks.
Walk in — or get on a call — with captured evidence: “You’re #7 here, closed at 6pm while your competitor takes those calls, and missing two categories.”
Work every lead on the pipeline board with follow-up dates, then keep clients with Morning Rounds check-ins, seasonal service plans and Gemini-drafted profile updates the owner approves.
Why one extension
Pricing
Three editions are planned for launch. Final pricing will be announced to the launch list first — founding members will be offered launch pricing before the public release.
For freelancers and one-person local SEO shops getting their first clients.
Launch pricing — TBAFor agencies running outreach across multiple trades and cities every week.
Launch pricing — TBAFor lead-gen operators and multi-seat teams working many markets at once.
Launch pricing — TBAQuestions
It is a single Chrome extension with 17 features for finding clients for Google Maps SEO. It scans Google Maps searches, audits listings, scores businesses by how much room they have to improve, and surfaces the specific gaps in their profiles — rankings, reviews, categories, hours, service areas, addresses and websites. A built-in pipeline takes each business from first call to signed client, and client-care features — daily check-ins, seasonal service plans and owner-approved profile edits — help you keep them.
Local SEO agencies, freelancers, Google Business Profile consultants and lead-generation operators who sell — or want to sell — Maps ranking and GBP management services to local businesses.
Any local service trade you can search on Maps. It has extra depth for service-area and high-value trades — locksmiths, plumbers, garage door companies and the like — including address-leak detection for service-area businesses and a seasonal planner covering 12 trades.
The business owner signs in to Google Gemini with their own Google account — MapProspect Pro never logs in for them and never asks for their credentials. In that signed-in session, the assistant drafts the profile changes: category edits, and services and products edits. The owner reviews every draft and applies the changes themselves. Nothing is auto-submitted.
Maps is home base, but the work follows the client journey: the Business Profile manager for profile work, the owner’s signed-in Gemini session for drafted edits, and the prospect’s own website for the conversion audit, design analysis and form test fill. Everything is driven from the extension panel.
Launch timing and pricing will be announced to the launch list first. Join below and you’ll be first to hear — founding members get launch pricing before the public release.
MapProspect Pro brings all 17 features together in one extension. Tell us who you are and what you sell, and you’ll be on the list for first access and founding pricing when it opens.