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SiteAssay vs Local Falcon
Local Falcon made the geo-grid scan the way local rank is shown: a map of the town, coloured by where a business appears. SiteAssay runs a Local Grid too, as one reading inside a full audit of the business, its listing and its website.
In one line
Local Falcon goes deep on where a business ranks on the map. SiteAssay puts that map beside a full audit, and finds the businesses worth running it on.
What Local Falcon does better
- Grid sizes from 3 by 3 up to 21 by 21, with unlimited keywords and locations
- Apple Business Connect as well as Google maps
- AI visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode and Grok
- An AI agent that can update a Google listing and reply to reviews
Published pricing: From $24.99/mo (Starter, 7,500 credits) to $199.99/mo (Premium, 63,150 credits), where one credit is one grid point.
Local Falcon alternative: when it is the right call
The grid is the opening slide, not the whole pitch. If the conversation needs the website, the reviews and the listing as well as the map, a rank scan on its own runs out of things to say.
Other Local Falcon alternatives, by what you need
SiteAssay is not the right pick for everyone leaving Local Falcon. These are the other tools people weigh, and the job each one does best.
- BrightLocal Local SEO for clients you already have: listings, citations and reviews.
- LeadsGorilla High volumes of local business records with simple audit reports.
- SEOptimer White-label SEO audits, with a Local SEO add-on.
Capability by capability
Every entry in the Local Falcon column is taken from their own published pricing and feature pages on the date at the foot of this page. Where something is not part of their product, the row says that rather than implying it.
| Capability | SiteAssay | Local Falcon |
|---|---|---|
| Local map rank on a grid | A Local Grid rank at every point, with the rival that takes each one | Geo-grid scans are the core product |
| Grid size and map platforms | Odd-sized grids on Google maps, sized by plan | Up to 21 by 21, on Google and Apple |
| Finds businesses that are not already your clients | Search a trade and a city, and every result is scored from its public listing | Competitor searches to spot low-ranking businesses |
| Website audit | Speed, security, email authentication, accessibility, SEO and AI readiness | Not listed |
| Google Business Profile | A 0 to 100 GBP grade, checked against the website | Falcon Guard watches the listing for edits |
| AI search visibility | Readiness scored on every audit; sampled tracking in pilot | Tracked across five AI platforms, with share of AI voice |
| Reviews | Recurring complaints, reply rate and recency, scored | AI review sentiment and automated replies |
| Priced on | Searches and audits | Credits, one per grid point |
Questions this raises
Is SiteAssay a Local Falcon alternative?
If the map scan is the whole job, no: Local Falcon goes further on grid size, map platforms and AI visibility. If the map scan is how you open a conversation with a local business, SiteAssay runs a Local Grid inside a full audit of the listing, the reviews and the website, and finds the businesses to run it on.
Does the Local Grid cost extra?
No. It is part of the plans that include it, with the grid size set by the plan, and nothing runs in the background, so nothing is spent while you are not looking.
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