Rank tracking software for Maps, Local Pack and organic.
Review your local search positions each week. theStacc records keyword rankings on Google Maps, in the Local Pack and in organic results, with history so you can compare checks over time. Built for a weekly review, not a neighborhood geo-grid.
Keep your local results separate from organic positions.
A business listing on Maps and a website in organic search are different results. theStacc records them separately, alongside Local Pack positions. Use that distinction when reporting movement: an organic position is not evidence that the business holds the same spot in Maps.
For the product specification, see Local Rank Tracking feature details. For the surrounding profile work, see the Local SEO module.
A weekly record for your search review.
Choose the keyword list deliberately, then compare like-for-like checks.
Maps positions
Maps tracking identifies your listing by Place ID. Review the business listing's position rather than substituting your website's organic rank.
Local Pack positions
Keep the Local Pack measurement alongside Maps and organic results. It is a separate signal in your local search reporting.
Organic positions
Organic tracking identifies your domain. Use it to review website visibility without treating it as a measure of AI mentions or citations.
History across checks
Weekly records let you compare movement over time. Read the check dates before explaining a rise or fall to a business owner.
Use the record to choose what to investigate.
This is a review process, not a promise that a ranking change automatically publishes content.
Start with the services you want customers to find.
Choose keywords that describe work you actually offer. For example, a plumbing business could monitor “water heater repair” if that is a service it provides. This is an illustrative keyword choice, not a customer result.
Confirm your plan's keyword allowance, the listing being tracked and the website domain before relying on the report.
Review the dates before the movement.
Check the same keyword and search surface across recorded dates. Keep a separate note of profile or website changes you made, so you have context for the next review. A change followed by a ranking rise does not establish that the change caused it.
Investigate a drop before rewriting pages.
If the result is local, check that your Business Profile information is complete and accurate. Google explains that local results depend mainly on relevance, distance and popularity. A single recorded position cannot describe what every nearby customer sees.
Read Google's local ranking guidance. Compare any ranking movement with your own inquiries and sales records before calling it a business win or loss.
What does theStacc rank tracking software measure?
theStacc records keyword positions in Google Maps, the Local Pack and organic results. Maps tracking identifies the business by Place ID; organic tracking identifies its domain. These are separate measurements, with history to help you review changes over time.
How often are rankings checked?
Local rank checks run weekly on Mondays. The service prioritizes the oldest-checked customers. Use the recorded check date when reviewing a result; weekly tracking is not a daily feed or an exact-time refresh commitment.
How many keywords can I track?
Keyword slots depend on your plan. Confirm the allowance for your account before choosing the terms you want to monitor. A focused list should cover the services and locations relevant to your business; this page does not promise unlimited tracking.
Is this a geo-grid rank tracker?
No. theStacc records per-keyword Maps, Local Pack and organic positions. It does not provide a geographic heatmap showing your rank from a grid of nearby search locations. If that is essential to your reporting, evaluate a geo-grid tool separately.
Does this include AI-citation or competitor tracking?
The local rank-tracking feature described here covers Maps, Local Pack and organic positions. Do not treat those results as a report of ChatGPT mentions or AI citations. If AI-answer monitoring or competitor-domain tracking is a requirement, confirm that separate capability in a demo before choosing a plan.
Will a ranking drop automatically publish new content?
Do not assume a rank change will trigger a new article, a profile post or a directory submission. Use the ranking history to decide what needs investigation. Review the separate Local SEO module scope for profile work; ranking data alone does not establish the cause of a change.
Can theStacc guarantee a higher Google Maps ranking?
No. Rank tracking measures positions; it does not guarantee an improvement. Google says local results depend mainly on relevance, distance and popularity, and that there is no way to request or pay for a better local ranking. Evaluate business outcomes separately from rank movement.
Fits a weekly review
Consider theStacc when you need a recurring record of local and organic positions alongside Local SEO profile work.
Needs a different measurement
Daily monitoring, geographic heatmaps and AI-answer citation reports are different requirements. Confirm those separately.
Check account terms
Review current plans and pricing, then confirm keyword limits and any must-have reporting workflow before subscribing.
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