Contracting business owners
One brand and a service area that is larger than the street the trucks leave from.
Contractors
A contracting company can be the obvious choice at the yard and invisible in the towns the crews already drive to. The homeowner hires whoever the map shows.
The searches that book work are urgent and local. A leaking roof, a remodel, or a repair starts with “near me.” The person is standing at the property. They are not comparing companies an hour away.
Most owners know how they look when they search from the shop. They do not know the map at the subdivision on the edge of the county. A closer competitor takes that job, and it never shows up as a lost lead. It shows up as a week that should have been busier.
A roof, a remodel, or a repair is booked from the house, not from the yard where the trucks park.
The grid shows the pockets that see the company and the pockets that see a closer competitor instead.
The AI proposal is a way to show an owner the gap without asking them to read a spreadsheet between jobs.
The scan does not book the job. It tells you where the profile, the reviews, and the service pages are failing to show up.
One brand and a service area that is larger than the street the trucks leave from.
Marketers who sell to roofers, remodelers, and similar trades and need a scan the owner will believe.
Several crews and a wide radius. The grid should match the real dispatch map.
Basic ($37) for a single service area. Pro ($67) for a wide rural or suburban radius.
Get ProfitMaps AI →It scans the service area and shows where the company is missing from Google Maps. “Contractor near me” is decided at the house with the problem. If you are not on that map, the job goes to whoever is.
You scan a keyword at a time, such as roofing, remodeling, or a specific repair. There is no published “all trades” button. Run the phrases customers actually type, and confirm keyword limits on the plan. Basic includes 2 keywords per customer.
Usually, yes. A 5×5 grid leaves large gaps when the towns are far apart. Pro is $67 and uses a 9×9 grid, which fits a wide rural or suburban radius better. A compact city territory can stay on Basic.
Yes. One crew still works a radius bigger than the street the truck is parked on. Basic at $37 is enough to see a single service area. You do not need an agency plan for one company.
Basic is $37 for one service area on a 5×5 grid. Pro is $67 when the radius is wide. Companies managing many contractor clients should compare Gold ($297) and Platinum ($697) and confirm the customer cap. There is no monthly fee on those prices.