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Free Google Business Profile Audit

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0 Businesses Audited Since March 27, 2026

Analyzing your Google Business Profile...

Checking 9 categories including reviews, photos, website, and business hours.

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What your report looks like

A clean, actionable snapshot. Your score, the fastest wins, and a category breakdown you can share with your team.

Preview only. Your audit will use your actual business data.

What We Check

Profile Completeness Name, address, phone, website, hours, and business status.
Category Optimization Primary and secondary categories matched to your business type.
Photos & Visuals Photo presence benchmarked against your industry.
Review Volume Review count compared to industry averages for your category.
Review Rating Average star rating scored against ranking thresholds.
Review Sentiment Positive and negative themes detected across your reviews.
Business Hours Coverage across all 7 days plus special and holiday hours.
Website Presence SSL, speed, mobile readiness, NAP consistency, and schema markup.
Attributes & Services Accessibility, parking, payment options, and service details.
Local SEO Readiness Overall optimization score with a letter grade from A+ to F.

Local search moves money

The case for keeping your Google Business Profile in top shape, in four numbers.

46%

of all Google searches carry local intent.

HubSpot research summary, based on Google search data.

2.7x

more likely customers are to see a complete profile as reputable.

Google Business Profile Help.

42%

more direction requests go to profiles with photos.

Google Business Profile Help.

88%

of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations.

BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2024.

Why audit your Google Business Profile?

Your Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business) is often the first thing a customer sees when they search for your business. An incomplete or poorly optimized listing means fewer calls, fewer visits, and lost revenue to competitors who show up above you in local search results.

7x more clicks go to verified, fully optimized profiles than to sparse or neglected ones.

Google ranks local businesses on three factors: relevance, distance, and prominence. You cannot control distance, but you can directly influence relevance and prominence by keeping your profile complete, accurate, and active. A regular audit identifies the specific gaps that are holding your listing back.

Our audit scores your profile across 9 categories, benchmarks each one against businesses in your industry, and gives you a prioritized list of what to fix first.

+15 to 25 points is the typical score lift most businesses see within 30 days just by addressing the quick wins.

How It Works

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Search
Type your business name and select from the results.
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Instant Audit
We analyze 9 categories against industry benchmarks.
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Get Results
Receive a detailed score with actionable recommendations.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Google Business Profile audit is a systematic review of your business listing on Google. It evaluates your profile across key areas like completeness, reviews, photos, categories, business hours, and website presence, then scores each area against industry benchmarks so you know exactly what to fix.
Yes. Google renamed Google My Business to Google Business Profile in 2022. Our audit tool works with the current Google Business Profile platform and evaluates all the same listing data that was previously managed through Google My Business.
A score of 80 or above (grade B+ or higher) indicates a well-optimized profile. Scores between 60 and 79 mean there are clear opportunities for improvement. Below 60 suggests significant gaps that are likely hurting your local search visibility. Most businesses score between 45 and 70 on their first audit.
Once a month is a good cadence. That gives you enough time to implement the recommendations from your last audit and see meaningful changes in your score. Our tool refreshes your data every 30 days so you can track your progress over time.
Google uses three main factors for local rankings: relevance (how well your profile matches the search), distance (how close you are to the searcher), and prominence (how well-known your business is). Our audit evaluates the signals you can control, including profile completeness, category accuracy, review volume and quality, photo content, and website presence.
Yes, completely free with no signup required. Enter your business name and you will get a full audit report with scores across 9 categories and specific recommendations for improvement. You can download the report as a PDF by providing your email.
Start with the Quick Wins section of your audit report. These are the changes that take the least effort but have the biggest impact, like adding missing business hours, uploading photos, or completing your business categories. Then work through the category-by-category recommendations. Most businesses can improve their score by 15 to 25 points within 30 days.
The audit itself runs in under 30 seconds. You type your business name, pick it from the dropdown, and we generate your score and recommendations while you wait. There is no signup and nothing to install.
Yes. Each location is a separate Google Business Profile, so you run one audit per location. This lets you see which locations are under-optimized and prioritize the ones that will move the needle fastest.
Yes. The tool works on any verified Google Business Profile, including competitors. Many teams use it to benchmark their listing against the top three results in their local pack and identify gaps to close.
The most common reasons are an unverified listing, a suspended profile, missing or inconsistent business information, or a category that does not match the searcher's intent. Running an audit tells you which of these apply and what to fix first.
Go to google.com/business, search for your business, and click Claim. Google will ask you to verify ownership by postcard, phone, email, or video depending on your business type. Once verified, you can edit your profile and the audit recommendations will be actionable.
Review volume matters most in comparison to direct competitors. As a rule of thumb, aim for at least as many reviews as the top three businesses ranking for your primary keyword, and maintain a steady cadence of fresh reviews rather than a one-time burst.
No. The audit only reads publicly available profile data through the Google Places API. It does not modify your profile, sign you in, or leave any trace on your listing.
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