Verified results
Turn two geo-grid scans into a before and after picture of a client's map, ready for posts, pitches and your website. Each one carries a code and a link to a page on searchops.co that redraws both scans, so a prospect can check the result for themselves instead of taking your word for it.
- 1Scan the keywordRun geo-grid scans of the same search over time, as you already do.
- 2Make the before and afterPick a win from Worth sharing, or press Before and after on a keyword. SearchOps checks the pair first.
- 3Post it with its codeDownload the picture, draft the caption and share the link to its verify page.
Why it's different
Built for the way local SEO actually works
Checked before it's made
A before and after is only made from two SearchOps scans of the same search, at the same points, at least 14 days apart, with a gain bigger than the swing of running the same scan twice.
A link anyone can open
Every picture carries its code, and a QR code if you like. Both lead to a page on searchops.co that redraws the two maps, shows every scan in between and lists what was checked.
Made for where you post
Square, Portrait, Landscape and Story sizes in five designs, with captions drafted for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and your website from the result's own figures.
Found in the scans you run
Worth sharing lists the gains already in your scans that pass every check and haven't been published, so the results come to you.
The checks
A before and after that can't be dressed up
A screenshot can be dressed up: a different grid, a quiet day for Google, a search for the business's own name. SearchOps refuses each of those before a picture is made, and when a pair of scans doesn't pass, it says which rule it missed.
Scans of this search
- 3 Mar 20267×7 · answers at 49 of 49 · 9 in the top 3
- 24 Mar 20267×7 · answers at 49 of 49 · 11 in the top 3
- 12 May 20265×5 · answers at 25 of 25 · 10 in the top 3
- 21 Jul 20267×7 · answers at 49 of 49 · 16 in the top 3
- 20 Oct 20267×7 · answers at 43 of 49 · 19 in the top 3
- 27 Oct 20267×7 · answers at 49 of 49 · 21 in the top 3
What SearchOps checks
- The same groundSame search, centre and 7×7 grid in both scans
- Far enough apart238 days apart, both run by SearchOps
- Answers on both datesAnswers at 49 of 49 and 49 of 49 points
- Bigger than noise+12 is more than re-running the same scan would show
- The same listingThe same Google listing wherever the business was found
- Not its own nameNot a search for the business's own name
Sample scans. Pick any two as the before and the after, or switch to the practice's own name, and see which rule they miss.
Make your first oneThe picture
Your result, drawn for each place you post it
Pick a design, an accent colour and the figure to lead with, and the picture redraws as you go. Your agency's name leads it, with your logo on Agency and Enterprise, and Verified by SearchOps and the code sit in the footer. Save a house style once and every new result starts in it.
- Classic, Midnight, Brand colour, Paper and Bold headline designs
- Square, Portrait, Landscape and Story sizes
- Lead with the before and after numbers, the points gained, the share of the area or the ground covered
- Numbers or dots on the pins, and a QR code that opens the verify page
Design
Accent
Lead with
Pins
Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook posts
The sample result, drawn by the same code that draws your downloads. Change the design, colour, figure and size.
Make your first oneThe verify page
Anyone can check it, on a page that isn't yours
The code and the QR code lead to searchops.co, never to your own site, so the check means something. The page redraws both maps from the scans as they were frozen, with a slider to compare them, every scan in between, the figures and the list of what SearchOps checked. It also says what it doesn't verify: who did the work, or why the map moved.
Verified by SearchOps
Code 7K3QWD4M · measured on two dates at the same points
Published by
Harbour Lane Digital
Client result
Wrenfield Dental
“dentist leeds” · Google Maps · 7×7 grid of 49 points, 6 km across · Park Row, Leeds
9 → 21 points in the Maps top 3, of 49
Before
9 of 49
points in the Maps top 3
After
21 of 49
points in the Maps top 3
Gained
+12
12 points came in, 0 went out
Ground in the top 3
9 km² → 21 km²
approximate, one grid cell per point
What SearchOps checked
- Both scans were run by SearchOps, on 3 March 2026 and 27 October 2026, 8 months apart. Neither was uploaded or edited.
- Same search (“dentist leeds”) on Google Maps, at the same 49 points: same centre, same 7×7 grid, same spacing.
- Answers at 49 of 49 points before and 49 of 49 after. Points where Google gave no answer are never counted as losses or gains.
- The change is bigger than the swing you'd see from running the same scan twice: 12 points came into the top 3, 0 went out.
- Wherever the business was found in both scans, it was the same Google listing.
- Not a search for the business's own name.
- All 9 scans of this search between the two dates are on this page, so you can see the whole run, not just two days.
- The business's Google Business Profile was connected to the publisher's SearchOps account when this was published.
- Approved by the business (Dr Priya Shah) on 29 October 2026.
Every scan in between
Share of points in the Maps top 3 at each of the 9 scans of this search, before to after.
We can see the new patients coming from the other side of the city. This is the map we show the team.
SearchOps verifies the measurements: what Google showed at each point on each date. It does not verify who did the work or why the result changed. Local results move for many reasons.
The sample's verify page, as a prospect opens it. Drag across the map, then try a code that isn't real.
Make your first one- Before and after on one map with a slider, or side by side
- Every scan of the search between the two dates
- The business's approval and its words, when it gives them
- Hide the business's name and its location goes too
The business's say
Approved by the business, in its own words
Send the owner a link to approve the result. They can add a line about it, which shows on the verify page with their name. If they'd rather not, the result is withdrawn: its page stays up so the code still opens, with no numbers on it.
- Naming a business needs your tick that it agreed
- Or hide the name, and the streets and centre go with it
- Withdraw any result yourself, at any time
Approve a result for Wrenfield Dental
Harbour Lane Digital has published a before and after for Wrenfield Dental: “dentist leeds” · Google Maps · 7×7 grid of 49 points, 6 km across.
Not now takes the result down. You can change your mind later from the same link.
The owner's side, on the sample. Approve with a quote, or choose Not now, and see what the verify page shows.
Make your first oneFor agencies
A results page, a Reel and a card for your own site
On Agency and Enterprise, every result you publish goes on your own results page at searchops.co/results/, with a listing among verified agencies. Put a client's wins on several keywords under one link, turn any result into an 8 second Reel, and put the compare slider on your own website.
- The website card in light or dark, to match your site
- Several keywords under one link, for a client with more than one win
- Results that hide a business's name stay hidden on your page too
Results for our clients
Wrenfield Dental
“dentist leeds” · Google Maps
9 → 21 points in the Maps top 3, of 49
Verified by SearchOps 7K3QWD4MThe website card on a sample agency site. Drag the slider, and switch the site to light or dark.
See Agency pricingWhat it uses
What it costs
Verified results are included on every paid plan, and making one uses no allowance: it reads two scans you've already run. The parts made for agencies are on the Agency and Enterprise plans.
- Pictures, verify pages, captions and the business's approval on every paid plan
- Reels, the website card, several results under one link and your results page on Agency and Enterprise
- Making a result or drafting its captions uses no allowance
- The scans behind it are ordinary geo-grid scans, priced per grid point
Verified results FAQ
Questions we get
Not answered here? Contact us
- What does Verified by SearchOps mean?
- That SearchOps ran both scans and checked them: the same search at the same points, at least 14 days apart, answers at 9 in 10 points or more, the same Google listing, not the business's own name, and a gain bigger than normal scan-to-scan noise. It verifies the measurements, not who did the work or why the map moved.
- Can I make a before and after from any two scans?
- Only from two that pass every check. When a pair doesn't, SearchOps says which rule it missed, and on a small grid how many more points it would need to show a gain. Very small grids, such as 3×3, rarely have enough points to pass.
- Do I have to name the business?
- No. Hide the name and the location goes with it: the verify page shows the grid's shape but no streets, no centre and no address. To name a business, you tick that it agreed.
- What happens if a client says no?
- If the business declines when you ask for approval, the result is withdrawn. Its verify page stays up so the code still opens, but it shows no numbers. You can withdraw a result yourself at any time.
- Does it work for Google Search and AI Mode too?
- Yes. A result can come from Google Maps, Google Search or Google AI Mode scans. On Google Search it counts the points where the business was in the local pack's top 3, and on AI Mode the points where the answer named it.
- Which plans include it?
- Pictures, verify pages, captions and the business's approval are on every paid plan. Reels, the website card, several results under one link, your public results page and the verified agencies listing are on Agency and Enterprise.
- Can I put a result in a client report?
- Yes. The Verified results block in Reports puts a before and after, with its code, in any report you send.