This is a full Kerbrank report for Harbour Plumbing & Heating, a made-up plumber in Southsea. It is the same page a business owner or an agency’s client opens each week.
It starts with the headline figures: top-three share, the share of spots across the area where the business is in Google’s top three map results, then average position, top-ten coverage and blind spots, the parts of town where it doesn’t show at all. Under them sits a rank map for each tracked search, checked from a grid of points so you can see where the business is strong and where it drops out.
Further down are the competitors who hold the top three across the map, with their reviews and categories, monthly search demand for each service in the town, what ChatGPT says when customers ask for a recommendation, a check of the website’s details against Google, and a short task list ranked by what helps most for the time it takes.
Every task on the list says what was found, why it matters and what to do, with a button to mark it as done. The next weekly scan checks it again and shows what changed. Changes are only compared when the same searches were measured over the same map, so the figures never move just because the area changed.
Agencies can send the same report to clients under their own name, colour and logo, by email, as a private link or as a PDF. Kerbrank plans start at £29 a month for one business, with a 14-day free trial and no card needed.
How we measure explains each figure. Reading your map shows how to read one. To see your own map, run the free rank check.