Type your exact business name, full address and phone number, exactly as they appear on your official website and GBP listing.
The tool scans 20+ directories, Google, Yelp, Facebook, JustDial, IndiaMART and more, checking if your NAP is present and consistent.
Each directory card gives you a one-click Check (searches Google to see if you're listed) and an Add / Claim link to the official submission page.
Export the full report as CSV. Click "Fix Listing" links to go directly to each directory and correct the information yourself.
Enter your business NAP exactly as it should appear across all directories. Consistency is the key, even small differences like "St" vs "Street" can confuse Google and hurt your local rankings.
Please enter your business name, address and phone number to run the citation check.
Enter your business NAP above and click Check Citations to get your canonical NAP block and a submit checklist for 20+ local directories.
Before fixing anything, decide on your exact canonical NAP, every character matters. "Road" vs "Rd", "+91" vs "0" prefix, official business name vs trading name. Write it down and use it 100% consistently across every platform, forever.
Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Yelp, Facebook and Apple Maps are the highest-authority citations. Get these 5 perfect before touching smaller directories. They act as "anchor" signals that Google uses to verify your business data.
Platforms like InfoGroup and Neustar Localeze push your data to hundreds of smaller directories. Getting your NAP correct at the aggregator level can fix dozens of downstream listings at once, far more efficient than fixing each directory individually.
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NAP stands for Name, Address and Phone number. Local search engines trust a business more when its NAP is identical everywhere online. Even small differences, like Road versus Rd, can weaken your local rankings.
Citations, your business listed on directories and maps, are a core local ranking signal. Consistent listings help Google confirm your business is real and where it operates.
Decide on one exact NAP format, then update each listing to match. Start with the big ones, Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Apple Maps and the top directories for your industry.