My Ads Guru launches AI local SEO platform with white-label tools for agencies

My Ads Guru launched a new AI-powered local SEO platform today in Washington, DC, targeting local businesses, multi-location brands, and agencies. The product combines GeoGrid rank tracking, review and Q&A automation, profile monitoring, and a white-label suite that lets agencies run the software as their own branded service.

Why it matters: - Local businesses often struggle to understand where they rank across a neighborhood, not just from one address. - The platform bundles visibility tracking, profile management, and reporting in one place, which could reduce the need for multiple tools or an agency retainer. - Agencies get a white-label product they can resell under their own brand, which changes the economics of local SEO services.

What happened: - My Ads Guru launched today as an AI-powered local SEO platform. - The launch includes tools for Google Maps rank tracking, review and Q&A automation, Google Business Profile posting, profile-change monitoring, competitor intelligence, performance reporting, and Google Ads insights. - Retail plans start at $29 per month. - New users get a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. - White-label agency workspaces start at $199 per month. - The company is headquartered in Northern Virginia.

The details: - The GeoGrid rank tracker scans rankings from real map points across a user-selected radius. - Scan options range from a 5-by-5 grid to a 15-by-15 grid, or 225 locations. - Results appear as a color-coded heatmap over a real map. - Green indicates top-three rankings, yellow marks middle positions, and red shows areas where the business is not practically visible. - Scheduled scans build a report series that tracks movement over time. - The platform shows rank-change deltas, sends alerts when average position drops, and supports side-by-side scan comparisons. - Businesses can share reports through a live public link. - Agencies can export branded PDF reports with no My Ads Guru branding. - Competitor intelligence ranks rivals by share of local visibility across the scanned area. - White-label workspaces can live on an agency subdomain or a custom domain with TLS included. - Agency branding replaces My Ads Guru across the login page, dashboard, share links, PDF reports, and client emails. - Team seats let staff share client access and a pooled credit balance. - Client logins are read-only and limited to each customer’s own businesses. - The platform enforces client scoping on the server side. - White-label tiers are Starter at $199 per month, Growth at $499 per month, and Scale at $999 per month. - Multi-location brands can use custom enterprise plans with unlimited locations, centralized automation, per-location GeoGrid tracking, roll-up reporting, and ROI summaries. - Review management includes a shared inbox, AI-drafted responses, optional Autopilot publishing, rating-drop alerts, and weekly summaries. - Review-request QR cards are available to help businesses collect more reviews. - Google Q&A automation generates likely customer questions, writes answers based on the business profile, and publishes them after approval. - Google Business Profile posts can be written and scheduled automatically, including AI-generated images. - The platform also includes a description optimizer, an AI FAQ generator, an ad-copy writer, and a social content calendar. - Profile monitoring checks connected businesses daily for Google edits to hours, categories, or other details. - Attribute completeness scoring compares a profile against the full set of Google attributes for its category. - The system recommends attributes to set, provides AI-written rationale, and can apply approved changes. - Performance data syncs daily and includes calls, website clicks, direction requests, and monthly search terms. - Google Search Console data is also integrated. - Google Ads tools include keyword views, quality scores, impression share, search-term review, one-click negative keywords, recommendation review, wasted-spend audits, and spend-spike alerts. - An ROI reporting suite translates calls and direction requests into estimated revenue ranges. - AI Visibility checks how a business appears in major AI engines for local-intent queries. - The platform reports which engines mention the business, what they say, and which competitors are recommended instead. - Growth includes one location, automated posting three times a week, 25 AI review responses per month, and the full tool set. - Pro at $79 per month adds daily posting, unlimited review auto-responses, and priority support. - Pro Multi at $149 per month extends Pro to three locations. - AI usage runs on a credit system with upfront cost disclosure before each action. - Background monitoring, daily syncing, and alerts are free. - Every new account starts with a 14-day Pro trial with trial credits and no credit card. - The company says its roadmap will focus on deeper competitor benchmarking, broader AI-assistant coverage, and more automation for multi-location operators. - Users can get started by searching for a business name and city on the My Ads Guru website or by entering name, address, and phone manually. - Google Business Profile access uses standard Google sign-in. - The platform says it passed Google's OAuth verification review and only requests permissions it uses. - My Ads Guru also says it never changes a profile without an explicit user action or an automation the user turned on. - The website is https://www.myads.guru.

Between the lines: - My Ads Guru is aiming at two markets at once: small-business owners who want simpler local SEO tooling and agencies that want to package those tools as their own service. - The white-label setup is designed to remove a common agency friction point: stitching together separate products and hiding the underlying vendors from clients. - The AI Visibility feature signals that the company wants to position local SEO around both Google search and emerging AI search assistants. - Transparent AI credits and free monitoring suggest the company is trying to make usage costs more predictable for smaller operators.

What's next: - Early roadmap work will focus on richer GeoGrid competitor benchmarking, broader AI-assistant coverage, and expanded automation for multi-location brands. - Trial usage in the first two weeks will guide product priorities. - Agencies can request white-label access from within the application. - New users can start with the 14-day trial and get a first GeoGrid scan, review sync, and profile health score on day one.

The bottom line: - My Ads Guru is betting that local SEO software can be simpler for owners, more profitable for agencies, and more automated across the full workflow from rankings to reputation to ads.