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“plumber near me”
Sample Plumbing Co. · 5×5 grid · 25 spots
Found in 6 of 25 spots. Everywhere else, customers call someone else.
The 20-second version
You don’t need to know anything about SEO. You only need to understand this.
Someone's pipe bursts. They type “plumber near me” into Google.
It lists a short set of businesses on the map. Most people call one of the first few. Hardly anyone scrolls.
Google shows different businesses on different streets. A plumber can be #1 near their shop and nowhere to be found two miles away.
The owner checks Google, sees themselves near the top and thinks, “I’m fine.”
But in other parts of their own town, customers are searching, not finding them, and calling the competitor. The owner never sees those calls. They just don’t happen.
That’s the problem you’re going to show them. Owners can’t easily see it on their own. You’ll show it to them in one picture.
“plumber near me” · from a spot across town
IllustrationWhy this gets replies
Local business owners get pitched all the time. Words are easy to ignore.
A map of their own town, with dots showing where their own customers can’t find them, is different. It’s personal. It makes sense in a few seconds. And it doesn’t feel like a sales pitch.
So your first message isn’t “buy my service”. It’s “I made you something.” The next question comes from them: “Can you fix that?”
The first message
ExampleHi [Name], I ran a quick Google Maps check on [Business].
In a few areas, people searching for [service] can’t find you. Here’s the map: [your report link]
Happy to walk you through it if it’s useful.
ProfitMaps AI makes the picture, the report and the plain-English next steps. You send the link and have the conversation.
Sample Plumbing Co.
“plumber near me” · 7×7 grid
Who shows up ahead of them
What we recommend next
The tool writes yours from each real scan, with your name and logo.
How it works
This is what you do with a real business.
Anyone on Google Maps
A plumber, a salon, a café. One you already know or walk past is a fine place to start.
One button
Type the search people use. The scan checks a grid of spots around the business and takes a few minutes.
Your name on it
A PDF and a share link with your company name and logo, plus next steps in plain English.
Your price
When they ask “can you fix that?”, the tool helps with the work: pages, posts and a fresh scan to show the change.
From $37. One-time payment. Instant access.
What you get
All of this comes with Basic.
Check a search from a grid of spots around the business. Every dot shows the real position at that spot.
See which businesses beat them across the map, and how often.
A short numbered to-do list in plain English, written from that scan's own numbers.
A PDF and a read-only share link with your company name and logo.
An AI site planner and builder for local businesses, with an editor. 10 websites on Basic.
Every site can collect enquiries. They land in your leads inbox.
Google posts and local page articles, written for the business and ready to check.
Type a website and a town to see what it already ranks for.
Compare scans over time, so the owner can see what changed.
Set a scan to repeat on a schedule. Each run uses credits.
Every scan point and the top competitors, as a CSV file.
Connect your own AI assistant to your account. (This is what “MCP” means.)
No hidden work
Most tools hide what you still have to do. Here it is.
Pick your plan
Start small and grow, or go all in. One payment on every plan.
Start getting clients
$37one-time
Run it like a business
$297one-time
Most complete
Every cap removed
$697one-time
Scans use credits on every plan, Platinum included: one credit covers one map point, so a 5×5 scan uses 25. You get a pool, then buy more or connect your own data key. Grids above 9×9 need your own data key.
Each button opens the full plan details on the sales page.
Included with every plan
Extras to help you go from first scan to first client.
Bonus 1
Don’t figure it out alone. Work through it with us, step by step.
Day 1
Set up and first scan
Get your account ready and scan your first business.
Day 2
Send and talk
Send the report and handle the first conversation.
Day 3
Turn it into clients
Offer the fix and get ready for your next business.
Bonus 2
Learn what makes a business profile show up on the map, so the fix you offer is one you understand.
Questions
No. You pick a business, run a scan and send the link. The tool writes the report and the next steps in plain English, and it writes the pages and posts too. You read them, check them and use them.
No. One payment for the plan you pick.
Anyone who depends on local customers: plumbers, dentists, roofers, salons, restaurants, gyms, repair shops and more.
Yes. The tool checks real Google Maps results at each point on the grid and shows the position at every spot.
One credit covers one map point. A 5×5 scan uses 25 credits and a 7×7 scan uses 49. Each plan includes starting credits. When they run out, you can buy more or connect your own data key (your own account with the map-data provider).
On Basic, you choose the business. Any business you can find on Google Maps works. Business Finder lists the businesses in a niche and town for you. It comes with Gold and Platinum.
Many owners check from their own shop, where Google knows exactly who they are. The map checks from spots around town, the way a stranger would.
No, and you shouldn't. Rankings depend on many things. You're selling the work of improving their map, not a guaranteed position.
Treat it as a strong starting point. Read it, check the facts and add the details only the business knows before it goes live.
Sign in with the email you used at checkout. Your login details are sent to that address when you buy.
Ready?
The next client you win could be one map away.
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P.S. You don’t have to learn local SEO first. Pick one business, run one scan and look at the map. If it shows red dots, you’ve found your first conversation. If it doesn’t, scan the next one.
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