Geogrid vs Rankinity

Geogrid tracks local Google Maps rankings across locations and turns scan results into a heatmap. A scan can map as many as 441 coordinates around a business. Its AI action plans prioritize fixes, identify the area each one targets, and suggest a first step. The service is aimed at SEO agencies, with white-label reports, branded client portals, scheduled rescans, and a lead-capture rank-checker widget. Geogrid says it obtains results through the Serper API rather than scraping and infers locale for each scan. Its REST API and scan-completion webhooks support integrations; the homepage states an API capacity of up to 250 requests per minute. Live integrations include Webhooks, Zapier, Make.com, Slack, Discord, and Pabbly; Notion, Google Sheets, and Looker Studio are beta, while HubSpot and Salesforce are request-only. Credits are charged per grid point, excluding cached nodes, skipped terrain, and dead quadrants. Geogrid has a free plan and paid plans starting at $29/mo (annual).

Rankinity tracks website positions and search visibility across search engines and helps compare results with competitors. It covers Google on desktop and mobile, Google Maps, and Bing, with search locations set at city, region, or country level. Users can group keywords, follow visibility for individual pages, and adjust keyword weights in the visibility formula. Competitor analysis can cover an unlimited number of competitors, including their positions, visibility, and promotion dynamics. SERP analysis examines result links and domains to show link visibility and competing domains. Reports are interactive, sent weekly by email, or downloadable as Excel and PDF files. Rankinity offers an API and can use Google Search Console keyword listings as a data source. Project owners can invite colleagues and clients with full or read-only access, and white labeling allows use on a customer's domain with its brand, logo, and favicon. The service is described as a progressive web app for desktop and smartphone devices.