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The right schedule is the slowest one that still answers your client’s question. Here is what each one costs, worked out for a typical agency.
Last updated · Written by the Local Pinmeter team in Phoenix, Arizona
The cost
20 clients, 10 keywords each, a 13×13 grid: 1,690 credits for one run of one client. The plan is the smallest one that covers the month; above the top plan, extra packs are added.
| Schedule | Runs a month | Credits a month | Plan that covers it | Price a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | 1 | 33,800 | Agency | $103 $99 by bank |
| Every two weeks | 2 | 67,600 | Agency Pro | $207 $199 by bank |
| Weekly | about 4.3 | 146,354 | Scale | $415 $399 by bank |
| Daily | 30 | 1,014,000 | Scale + 151 extra packs | $4,341 $4,174 by bank |
Card price, with the bank price under it. Paid plans open soon. Everyone starts with the free trial. More sizes on the pricing page.
Choose
These are our suggestions, not rules: the table is the arithmetic, and your clients’ questions decide.
Questions
Daily, weekly, every two weeks or monthly, or run a scan any time by hand.
Unused monthly credits roll over for 2 months, so a quiet month is not wasted. Extra credits last 180 days from purchase.
No. A scan only measures. More scans show changes sooner, and they cost more. We promise no ranking.
Google Maps rankings move during the day, so scans at different times can differ for reasons that have nothing to do with your work. A schedule keeps the time the same.