Local SEO Ranker Territory authority console

Reverse engineering local winners

Find who owns the topic inside the territory.

A market view for topical dominance, entity reinforcement, service-depth authority, semantic coverage, internal links, and AI-readable trust signals.

Estimated model Demo mode No live Google Maps data is requested in this build.
Scan settings

9 x 9 grid = 81 provider requests in live mode. Backend default cap is 81.

Competitors

Current build: generates an estimated report locally, and can call `/api/scans` when deployed with a Scrappa backend secret.

Demo estimate ready. Live mode requires `SCRAPPA_API_KEY` in Cloudflare and center coordinates.

About

Built for local-business rank discovery across niches.

Use it for plumbers, electricians, photographers, restaurants, clinics, home services, and other local intent keywords. Demo mode is a directional model; live mode routes Maps rank checks through the Cloudflare backend when enabled.

View source on GitHub

Local ranking view

Generate a report to map the market

-- Opportunity

The strongest local SEO tools should show territory coverage first, then explain what content, entity, and trust gaps are creating the weak spots.

Generate an estimated report to populate rank positions, coverage pockets, and weak zones.

Waiting for report

Authority scores will appear here after the first estimated report.

Competitor comparison

Who has stronger local authority

Estimated model
Add competitor URLs to compare topical coverage, service depth, city relevance, trust, links, schema, and freshness.

Topic gaps

Pages competitors can beat you with

Keyword and city-specific topic gaps will appear here.

Entity signals

Trust and consistency checklist

Entity alignment recommendations will appear here.

Internal links

Authority flow plan

AI search readiness

Can machines understand the business?

AI-readable identity, service, proof, process, FAQ, and schema checks will appear here.

Priority roadmap

Build plan to close the territory gap

Tasks grouped by this week, this month, and next quarter will appear here.