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Free local search tool
Do your business details match everywhere?
Enter your name, address and phone as they appear on up to eight listings. See every mismatch, get a score and print a fix list, biggest wins first.
Free. Runs on your device, nothing is sent or stored.
Four steps, about 15 minutes
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Enter
Add the name, address and phone exactly as each listing shows them. Paste several at once if you prefer.
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Compare
Capital letters, punctuation, St and Street, Suite and Ste, and phone formats are tidied before comparing.
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Fix in order
Get a score, a recommended version and a printable fix list with the biggest wins first.
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Holiday hours
Once the basics match, set your holiday opening hours the same way on every listing.
Free. No signup needed.
What gets tidied before the comparison
- Names: capital letters, apostrophes, ampersands, accents, a leading “The” and endings such as Ltd or LLC. Extra words such as a keyword added to the name are flagged.
- Addresses: St and Street, Rd and Road, Ave and Avenue, Suite, Ste and #, North and N, state names and abbreviations, ordinals such as 5th and Fifth, and postal code formats.
- Phones: brackets, dots, dashes, spaces, the country code, a leading zero and extensions.
Why a few differences are worth fixing
Customers, map apps and search engines all try to decide whether two listings describe the same business. The more your details agree, the easier that decision is. Our guide, why your business details must match everywhere, explains how and walks through a 15-minute routine. For the wider picture, see local search basics for a one-location business, how to ask for reviews that last and updating holiday opening hours everywhere.
Questions
Does the checker send my business details anywhere?
No. Everything you type is compared on your own device and nothing is stored or sent. Close the page and the details are gone.
What counts as a mismatch?
A different number, a different street, a different business name or a missing detail. Differences in capital letters, punctuation, St versus Street, Suite versus Ste and phone formatting are flagged as style only, because search engines read them as the same detail but they are still worth tidying.
How is the consistency score worked out?
Each listing is compared with the recommended version, field by field. Address counts for 40 percent, name and phone for 30 percent each. A match scores full marks, style-only differences lose a little, incomplete details lose more, and wrong or missing details score lowest.
How does the fix list decide what comes first?
By impact: how much each change lifts your score, weighted by how visible the listing is. A wrong phone number on your map listing comes before a capital letter on a directory.
Which listing should I treat as the master?
Use the one you control most closely, usually your website. The checker suggests the version most listings already agree on, and you can pick any listing as the master instead.