Alloro checks where your business shows up on Google Maps when people search for what you do. You see who ranks above you, and how your position moves over time.
The people who know you find you by name. But when someone new searches for what you do in your town, other businesses come up first.
You check on your own phone, and it looks different each time. You can't tell where you really stand, or why.
Where you stand should not be a guess.
Searching on your own phone is a fair start. Here is what it can and can't show you.
| What matters | Checking it yourself | Alloro local rankings |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | One search at a time, from where you are standing | Your search, checked the same way each time |
| Competitors | The ones you think to look up | The businesses you compete with, side by side |
| Trend | Your spot on the day you look | Movement over time, logged |
| What to do next | Yours to work out | A suggested next move, when Alloro finds one |
| Seeing what changed | Whatever you write down | How many spots you moved since the last check |
Talk to the Alloro team. Send us your business name and what you want to know.
Alloro checks your rankings twice a month and shows how your position moved.
Alloro sets up a check for what you do and where, and for the businesses you compete with.
Alloro re-checks your rankings twice a month and logs how your position moved.
When Alloro finds a move worth making, your rankings page shows one, not a list. When there is nothing worth changing, it stays quiet.
Your position when people search for what you do, tracked over time.
Where you show up on Google Maps for your search. It is the list people scan when they pick a local business.
The businesses you compete with, lined up next to you, so you see who ranks above you.
Rank changes tracked over time, so you see a slide or a climb instead of guessing from one screenshot.
Up or down, and by how many spots, since the last check.
At most one suggested move at a time, so you are not left with a list of homework.
No fine print. If something here isn't clear, email the Alloro team at hello@alloro.com.
The search people use to find what you do in your town, and the businesses near you that show up for it.
Twice a month, once your list of competitors is set up.
Both. You see where you rank, and when Alloro finds a move worth making, it suggests one.
No one can promise that, and Alloro doesn't. You see where you stand and who ranks above you.
Yes. Your rankings, website, Google listing and reviews sit in one system, on one dashboard.
Start with the free check. It maps the businesses you compete with nearby and grades your website and Google listing. Leave an email for the full report. You keep it whether or not you use Alloro.
After that, Alloro re-checks your rankings twice a month and shows how your position moved.