Open the call with a heatmap, not a hunch.
A cold call about local visibility is just a guess until you have something to show. Look up a prospect's Google Business Profile, run a compact scan, and walk into the call — or the follow-up email — with a real, colour-coded picture of where they're winning and where they've already gone invisible. No SEO background required to run it or to read it.
Built around what you actually do all day.
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Prep a scan before the call, not after
Link a prospect by their Google Maps listing, pick a compact grid on their main keyword, and run it live — a 13×13 scan returns in under three minutes, and a smaller grid built for a quick pre-call check is faster and cheaper still.
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A visual that needs no explaining
Green near the prospect's own address fading to amber, red or grey a few streets out makes the gap visible in seconds — the opener for the call is the map, not a lecture on rank-tracking methodology.
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Share it without asking for a login
Every scan can go out as a public link — no account for the prospect to create, no internal data exposed. Drop it straight into the follow-up email the same afternoon.
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A number you can defend if they check it themselves
ATRP counts "not found" results in the average instead of dropping them, so the figure that goes in a follow-up email is one that holds up if a prospect runs their own search afterward.
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Cheap enough to run before every call on the list
A live 5×5 scan is 75 credits — inexpensive enough to check every name on a call list, not just the ones that already look promising. 500 free credits on signup, no card, is enough to try it on a real list first.
A typical sales-team workflow with SeoMap
Say an SDR at a marketing agency has ten local businesses to call this week. Before each call, they look up the prospect’s Google Business Profile, run a compact live scan on the prospect’s main keyword, and have a heatmap ready in a couple of minutes — cheap enough to run for every name on the list, not just the ones that already look like a good fit.
On the call, the heatmap does the opening: green near the prospect’s own address, fading to amber and red a few streets out. That’s a gap in their own coverage shown, not a rank-tracking methodology explained first. If the call goes well, the same report goes out as a public share link in the follow-up email that afternoon — no login for the prospect to set up, no screenshot to prepare by hand.
Whoever closes the deal usually hands the account to whoever runs it long-term — often the same team using SeoMap for ongoing client reporting — and the Agency plan’s 10 seats mean the rep who ran the first scan and the person managing the account afterward work in the same workspace, not two different tools bridged by a spreadsheet.
Prepare your measurement
Questions we actually get asked.
Do I need to know SEO to run a scan?
No — the flow is three steps: link the business, pick a keyword and grid size, run it. It's built to be handed to a sales rep, not just an SEO specialist.
How fast can I get a heatmap ready before a call?
A live scan runs in minutes — a full 13×13 grid (169 points) returns in under three minutes, and a compact 5×5 or 7×7 grid built for a quick prospect check is faster still.
Can I send the heatmap to a prospect without them logging in?
Yes — every scan can be shared as a public link. Anyone with it sees the heatmap and metrics, not your account or any other prospect's data.
What does it cost to scan a whole list of prospects?
Live scans cost 3 credits per grid point (a 5×5 is 75 credits); queue scans cost 1 credit per point but return overnight rather than in minutes, so they suit routine account monitoring better than same-call prep.
Is there a way to try this before rolling it out to a whole sales team?
Yes — 500 free credits on signup, no credit card. Enough to run real scans on a handful of prospects before deciding whether to put it in front of the whole team.
Can I pull the data into another tool, or do I need to read every scan myself?
Both are covered. A read-only REST API ships with every plan — self-managed, revocable keys, endpoints for projects, scans and individual grid points — so you can wire results into Zapier, n8n or your own reporting. Every completed scan also gets a short AI-generated analysis paragraph automatically, on top of the existing rule-based breakdown, so you're not staring at a raw grid trying to figure out what changed.
Lay the map over your service area.
The first scan takes under three minutes. After that you’ll see your visibility the way your customers do.