See what local customers see.

Enter a business once. We inspect its public Google listing and website, then separate verified findings from unavailable data.

  • No Google account connection
  • No invented review or ranking data
  • Every recommendation includes its evidence

Start a public scan

Four fields. Website optional.

Use the name shown on Google Maps.

This helps match the correct public listing.

The service customers are most likely to search for.

Leave blank if the business does not have one.

We check public information only. Results are observations, not a promise of ranking.

A small audit with clear boundaries.

Version one focuses on signals we can observe reliably without asking the business owner to connect an account.

  1. 1.0

    Match the business.

    Find the likely Google Place and compare its public identity, status, contact details, hours, rating and review count.

  2. 2.0

    Read the website.

    Inspect crawlability, metadata, headings, local identity, service language, structured data and conversion paths.

  3. 3.0

    Prioritize the work.

    Score only applicable checks, show unavailable sources as unknown, and order fixes by severity and effort.