FREE COST COMPARISON TOOL

What does £30/month mean for your type of business?

A £30 subscription feels very different to a barber charging £25, a salon booking worth £80 or a plumber doing £300 jobs. Add the rough value of one normal customer, booking or job and compare the cost in your own terms.

No lead promiseNo revenue forecastJust a cost comparison
Monthly cost equivalent
0.50
customers, bookings or jobs at £60.00 each equal MapRank's £30.00 monthly subscription cost.
Another way to look at it
2.0 months
of MapRank costs the same as one £60.00 customer, booking or job.

MapRank costs £30.00/month or £360 across 12 months if you keep it for a full year. This compares costs only. It does not predict or guarantee a customer, booking, job or any amount of revenue.

WHY THIS IS MORE USEFUL THAN A MARKETING PERCENTAGE

Think in bookings, jobs, calls and orders — not marketing jargon.

A local business owner usually knows roughly what one customer is worth. That makes it easier to judge whether £30/month is a sensible business expense.

The calculator deliberately does not tell you MapRank will create that customer. Google controls its results and every business converts enquiries differently.

WHEN MAPRANK MAKES SENSE

The recurring problem has to be worth solving.

If you already keep your Google listing current yourself and it takes very little time, you may not need MapRank. The subscription is for owners who want to remove that repeated writing and admin from their week.

01

You have real work to show

Photos, services, offers, products, treatments, jobs or useful updates already exist in the business.

02

Google gets less attention

Your website or social pages look current, but the listing a new local customer finds can lag behind.

03

The admin is the problem

You could do it yourself, but writing and preparing another Google update keeps falling off the list.

CHECK THE LISTING FIRST

Before you buy ongoing help, see what customers can actually see.

Run the free public-profile check. If the foundations need fixing first, an audit or one-off refresh may be a better next step than a monthly subscription.