Is your competitor stealing $10,000+ every month from your Google Business Profile?
When local customers search for your service, 70% of calls go straight to the top 3 Google Maps listings. Stuck at position #7 or page 2? You're invisibly feeding qualified leads straight to your rivals.
Position #7
≈ 2% of map clicks
Top 3
≈ 66% of clicks
Calculate Your Monthly Google Maps Revenue Leak
Adjust the inputs to see the qualified revenue flowing to the competitors ranked above you right now.
Your inputs
Defaults based on a roofing contractor in Austin, TX.
Range: 100–25,000 searches/month
Range: 1–40 · You're outside the top 3.
Range: $100–$15,000
Range: 2%–30% of map-profile visitors
Your revenue leak
Roofing Contractor in Austin, TX
Estimated monthly revenue lost
≈ $0 per year routed to competitors above you
Current vs. top-3 potential (monthly)
Your CTR
2%
Your visitors/mo
36
Top-3 visitors/mo
396
Hard data
The Google Maps CTR drop-off is brutal
Click-through rate collapses past position #3. Rank #1 captures 32% of all map clicks — rank #10 gets just 2%. Rank past #10 and you're statistically invisible.
CTR benchmarks reflect typical Google Maps / Local Finder click distribution. Actual figures vary by market and query.
Niche benchmarks
What rank #3 vs #10 vs #20 looks like in real money
Same search demand, three positions apart. This is the revenue gap a top-3 Maps ranking closes for your niche.
Roofing Contractor
$8,000 avg job · 900 searches/mo
High ticket, low volume — every Maps lead is worth thousands.
HVAC & AC Repair
$1,200 avg job · 2,400 searches/mo
High-volume emergency searches — Maps rank is everything in season.
Cosmetic / Emergency Dentist
$3,500 avg job · 1,800 searches/mo
Patients comparison-shop on Maps — reviews and rank win cases.
Why you're leaking
Why unoptimized Google Business Profiles lose money
Four fixable gaps quietly cap your Maps rank and route ready-to-buy calls to the competitor above you.
Unclaimed profiles
An unclaimed Google Business Profile signals nothing to Google's local algorithm — and gives competitors an open lane to outrank you.
No local relevance signals
Missing primary keywords, service areas, and city-anchored content means Google can't match you to nearby, ready-to-buy searchers.
Low review velocity
Stale review counts and slow reply rates tell both customers and Google that your business is less active than the rivals above you.
Zero geotagged media
No geo-tagged photos, before/after work, or posts means zero local content signals — the exact assets top-3 profiles stack daily.
Stop donating inbound leads to your local competitors.
Every month you sit below rank #3 is a month of qualified, ready-to buy calls routed straight to the business above you. Run the numbers, then claim the audit that fixes it.