Local SEO Backlinks
Win the map pack without a 500-directory blast.
Thirty real citations with matching NAP, links pointed at the Google Business Profile itself, and keyword-tagged pins across the whole service radius.
- 30 local citations — Niche and local directories, consistent name, address, phone.
- NAP read from the client record — No re-entry, so no drift between listings.
- Local PBN links — Aimed at the Google Business Profile, not the homepage.
- Radius Booster maps — Keyword-tagged pins across the whole service area.
- A published map URL — Plus a KML file — an embeddable asset, not a report.
- Map-grid heatmaps — Block-by-block position, so gaps are visible.
- Automatic index submission — Citations are the one product where it's fully automatic.
- Branded reports — Live URLs, your logo, PDF and Drive export.
Show up in the suburbs you drive to,
not just the one your office sits in.
Map-pack position is decided by two things almost nobody fixes: whether your business details agree with each other everywhere they appear, and whether anything links to your Business Profile instead of your homepage.
Most link buying ignores the second entirely. Most businesses have never audited the first.
Run the map grid free and see exactly where your coverage stops.
No card. Verify your email and 30 credits land in your account — Your first map-grid scan, free.
Why a good local business can't crack the three-pack
Your phone number disagrees with itself on forty websites, and nobody tells you.
You moved suite numbers in 2019. You changed the tracking number in 2021.
A dozen aggregators still carry the old ones, and they feed a dozen more.
Google sees a business whose identity doesn't resolve cleanly, so it discounts you — quietly, with no notification, no penalty message, nothing to appeal.
Meanwhile every link you've ever bought points at your homepage, and map-pack position isn't decided by your homepage.
So you write more content, and nothing moves, and you conclude local SEO doesn't work for your industry.
Your first map-grid scan, free.
A grid scan costs twenty credits and thirty land on email verification. That's the diagnostic that shows where your map-pack coverage actually stops — block by block, across the whole service area — before you spend a dollar on fixing it.
Founding accounts lock $0.35 a credit on every plan and every top-up — the rate that otherwise needs a $1,750-a-month plan. A few founding spots are left.
No card. Nothing expires on a timer.
The mechanism
Three layers, in the order they matter.
Citations are the foundation. Business Profile links are the lever. The service-area map is the reach.
- 01
First, find out where you actually rank
A map grid samples position across the whole service area rather than at one point. This is the step that reframes the conversation, because ranking first at your own address and eleventh four miles out is invisible in a normal rank check.
- 02
Then make your details agree
Thirty relevant local and niche directory listings, built with the name, address and phone read straight from the client record — the same record every other tool on the platform uses. No re-typing, so no new inconsistencies. Real URLs come back, indexable, with a branded report.
- 03
And these submit themselves for indexing
Citations are the one product on the platform with automatic daily index submission. Everywhere else it's a one-click submit and then we track it to indexed. We'd rather draw that distinction than let you assume the stronger version.
- 04
Point links at the Business Profile
Private-network links on high-metric, niche-relevant properties, aimed squarely at the Google Business Profile rather than only the website — the asset that actually decides map-pack position. Optionally the article inside the placement is written from the client's company brief.
- 05
Then cover the area you actually serve
Radius Booster geocodes the business location and service radius, generates keyword-tagged pins across the entire area, and publishes a map. You get a live published map URL and a KML file, plus a branded PDF you can push straight to Google Drive.
- 06
Then re-run the grid and compare
The same scan that showed you where coverage stopped is the instrument that shows whether it moved. Grid history is kept against the client record, so the before-and-after is an artifact you can hand over rather than a claim you make.
What you end up holding
Live URLs, screenshots, and a map you can embed.
Three different deliverable types, because three different mechanisms are at work — and we'd rather explain that than pretend everything returns a link.
- 30 live directory URLs
- Clickable, indexable, with consistent name, address and phone across every one, plus a branded report. One fixed charge per order.
- Screenshots of the Business Profile placements
- Deliberately, and here's the product's own reasoning: "The deliverable is a screenshot, not a link. We do that deliberately, to avoid spam footprints and keep the network's domain metrics clean and authoritative." A network whose placements are publicly enumerable is a network that gets deindexed.
- A published service-area map
- A live map URL plus a KML file, with keyword-tagged pins across the whole radius. An actual embeddable asset rather than a document about one.
- A branded PDF, exportable to Drive
- Your logo, one-click Google Drive export, and a full run history against the client record.
- A grid heatmap you can show a client
- The before-and-after instrument. It makes the problem visible in a way a position number never does, which is why it's the thing to run first.
Your first map-grid scan, free.
A grid scan costs twenty credits and thirty land on email verification. That's the diagnostic that shows where your map-pack coverage actually stops — block by block, across the whole service area — before you spend a dollar on fixing it.
Founding accounts lock $0.35 a credit on every plan and every top-up — the rate that otherwise needs a $1,750-a-month plan. A few founding spots are left.
No card. Nothing expires on a timer.
The countable facts
What each layer is, exactly.
- Local Citations
- 30 live niche and local directory listings per order, NAP read from the client record, real indexable URLs plus a branded report. Single quantity per order.
- Local PBN Links
- Per-unit, on high-metric niche-relevant properties, aimed at the Google Business Profile. Deliverable is a screenshot. Optional AI-written article from the company brief.
- Radius Booster
- Flat fee per published map. Geocoded location and radius, keyword-tagged pins, a live published map URL, a KML file, and a branded PDF with Drive export.
- Map grid scans
- Map-pack position sampled across the service area and rendered as a heatmap. Charged per scan.
- Indexing
- Citations submit automatically, daily. Every other asset type is a one-click submit, then tracked to indexed with a report.
- Credits
- 140 for a 30-listing citation pack. 40 per published radius map. 20 per map-grid scan. Local PBN is charged per link. Every figure is printed on the button before you press it.
Prices here are the live values. Because the citation and PBN products are fulfilled through outside networks, a supplier catalogue change can move them — which is why the cost is always shown on the button rather than quoted from a page.
Who this is for
Anyone whose customers arrive by map.
The service business that drives 40 minutes
Your best jobs come from the outer suburbs and you rank nowhere in them, because your competitors there win on proximity alone. The grid shows it and the service-area map is the cheapest legitimate way to compete for those towns.
The practice ranking fifth in its own suburb
You almost certainly have no citation footprint beyond Google and one directory, and an old address still circulating. Thirty consistent listings give the algorithm a coherent story about who and where you are.
The freelancer taking on local clients
Run the grid scan in week one. A coverage map that collapses three streets from the office is a concrete, visual, indisputable problem to be paid to fix — and it's a far better opening than a list of things you found wrong.
What it costs to find out
Your first map-grid scan, free. No card.
A grid scan costs twenty credits and thirty land on email verification. That's the diagnostic that shows where your map-pack coverage actually stops — block by block, across the whole service area — before you spend a dollar on fixing it.
Verify your email and 30 credits land in the account. Not a trial that takes your card "for verification". No card at all.
And nothing expires on a timer. Credits sit in the account until you spend them.
Being straight with you about what thirty credits won't do: it won't buy a citation pack or a published service-area map — those cost more than the grant. It buys the grid scan that tells you whether you need them.
Launch — founding accounts
$0.35 a credit, locked for good.
Credits normally run $0.50 at the smallest amount and slide down to $0.35 only at 5,000 a month — a $1,750-a-month plan.
Founding accounts get that bottom rate on every plan, every top-up and every pay-as-you-go purchase, starting at a $35 top-up. Same rate. One fiftieth of the commitment.
It's written onto your account, not onto a coupon you have to remember, and it applies for as long as you have the account.
A few founding spots are left. When they're gone, so is the rate.
| Credits | Standard | Founding | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | $50 | $35 | $15 |
| 500 | $225 | $175 | $50 |
| 1,000 | $400 | $350 | $50 |
| 5,000 | $1,750 | $1,750 | — |
The last row is the point: at 5,000 credits the two prices meet, because $0.35 is the volume rate. Founding accounts get it without the volume.
30 credits on email verification, no card, and the locked rate is applied to the account itself. Every deliverable's cost in credits is printed on the button that spends them.
Before you ask
The questions we'd ask.
- Why do the Business Profile links come back as screenshots instead of URLs?
- Because publishing the URLs would destroy the thing you're paying for. In the product's own words: "The deliverable is a screenshot, not a link. We do that deliberately, to avoid spam footprints and keep the network's domain metrics clean and authoritative." A private network whose placements can be enumerated is a network that gets deindexed, and then everyone's links stop working.
- Why aim links at the Business Profile rather than my website?
- Because they rank different things. Your website's authority influences local organic results; map-pack position is decided substantially by the Profile. Almost every link product on the market points at a homepage, which means most local link spend is aimed at the surface that wasn't the problem.
- How do you know my business details are right?
- They come from your client record — the name, address, phone, website, Business Profile, Bing Places and social profiles you entered once. Every citation is built from that single source, so thirty listings can't disagree with each other. It's also what blog syndication injects into every republished copy.
- Will the citations get indexed?
- Citations are the one product here with fully automatic daily index submission. Everything else on the platform is a one-click submit followed by status polling until it's confirmed indexed. That distinction is real and we keep it, because "everything indexes automatically" is the sort of claim that gets found out.
- What does the grid scan actually tell me?
- Where you stop ranking. It samples map-pack position across your service area and draws it as a heatmap, so instead of one number you get a picture of coverage. In most local accounts the picture is strong at the address and collapses within a few miles — which tells you whether you need citations, Profile links, service-area coverage, or all three.
- Can I do this for a national business?
- The citations and the Profile links, yes, if there's a physical location and a Profile. The service-area map is inherently local. And a note on the writing side: national and e-commerce clients are explicitly forbidden from having invented geography inserted into their content — the platform won't quietly localise a business that isn't local.
Show up in the suburbs you drive to,
not just the one your office sits in.
Start with the free grid scan. If your coverage already reaches every town you serve, you've learned that for nothing and you don't need us.
It won't.
And if you're one of the first accounts, your credits are $0.35 for as long as you have the account.
30 credits on email verification. No card. A few founding spots are left.
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