Find out in about thirty seconds. We show you who comes up above you, how many reviews you need to catch them, and what is missing from your Google listing. Free, and nothing on your listing changes.

Website designer in Paarl
Google files every business under one business type, and that one setting decides which searches you can show up in at all. It is the thing we most often find wrong. We check yours against the businesses winning the search you care about.
The real businesses sitting above you when someone searches, and how many more Google reviews you would need to catch them. No made-up score.
Whether the button on your profile sends people to your own website, or to a Facebook page or a directory you do not control. It happens more than you would think.
Your services, your photos and your opening hours. These are what make your profile look like a business that is open, rather than one that closed years ago.
Everything this tool checks is explained in full on our blog, including how to fix each one yourself. The tool just tells you which ones are yours. Read the guide.
Yes. You type your business name and town and your summary appears straight away: where you come up, how far behind on reviews you are, and what is missing. To open the full list of what to fix, and what to do about each one, we ask for your name, email and phone number. The list then opens on the page, and we get in touch about what we found.
No. We only read what anyone can already see on Google Maps. We cannot sign in to your account and we cannot change a single thing on your listing.
No. Type your business name, your town, and what you want people to find you for. Everything that comes back is in plain English, with what to do about it.
We check Google the moment you press the button, so the review counts are the same ones a customer sees right now.
Because of where the customer ends up. We checked 4,366 South African businesses on Google Maps: 54% had no website at all, and another 2.5% sent people to a Facebook page or a directory instead of their own site. If there is nothing of yours to click, Google hands that customer a map of your competitors.
Type the name exactly as it appears on Google, including anything like Pty Ltd. If more than one business shares your name, the town usually sorts it out.