For local SEO teams
Organic local rank tracking by market and device - not Maps grid tracking.
Local rank tracking in Bisibility is for classic Google organic positions by market and device. It helps you build an owned baseline for service keywords. Native geo-grid local tracking is planned.
The problem
Best fit when local SEO decisions depend on separate market and device baselines, not one blended position. Bisibility stores classic organic rank checks with provider location parameters so local reviews can use stable history.
What you control
Market and device context
Track keywords by country, language, and device so local organic checks do not collapse into one number.
Scheduled local baselines
Run daily, weekly, manual, or custom-cron checks around campaigns, page changes, and seasonality.
Owned location history
When self-hosting, keep positions, ranking URLs, timestamps, and provider costs in your own database.
Clear scope
Use Bisibility for classic organic rank tracking and a grid tool when Maps-pack coverage is the deliverable.
How it works
1
Choose the markets you actually serve
Create the location and device combinations that match local search decisions.
2
Track service pages against target URLs
Pair each keyword with the page that should rank so mismatches are visible.
3
Review shifts before changing pages
Use history to separate campaign movement from normal local volatility.
Current scope and limits
- Native geo-grid local tracking is planned.
- Rank alerts in-app and by email are shipped. Slack alert delivery is planned. Outbound webhooks are shipped.
- Competitor benchmarking and Share of Voice is shipped. Automatic competitor discovery and advanced history remain planned.
Setup requirements
The self-hosting guide lists the current services and deployment paths. Connect a supported SERP provider before the first real rank check.
Review the deployment optionsResources and related workflows
Use the playbook for a repeatable SEO process, estimate provider cost, or explore the closest product workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track mobile and desktop separately?
Yes. Desktop and mobile are separate device contexts, so you can see when one moves without hiding it in a blended average.
