Business listing consistency checker

How it works

Customers trust whatever listing they see first. If Google says you close at 8 and Yelp says 9, or one map still has the old phone number, people turn up to a locked door or call a number that rings nowhere — and search engines trust the business less when its details disagree across the web.

How to use it: make one block per listing, separated by a blank line. The first line names the listing (Google, Yelp, Facebook…), then lines like “Name:”, “Address:”, “Phone:”, “Hours:”, “Closed:” and “Website:”. Copy each value straight from the live page, not from your notes. Press Compare listings.

Each field is compared with the majority. Problems are what sends a customer the wrong way: a different phone number, street number or floor, different opening times, a different closed day, or a name that is not yours. Check rows are for you to decide: the same name written with different spacing or symbols, extra keywords added to the name (against Google’s rules), a missing field, an http:// link or a website that points somewhere else.

FAQ

Is anything uploaded or looked up?

No. It only compares the text you paste, inside your browser. It does not visit the listings.

The majority is wrong — what then?

Fix the majority. The checker only shows which listings disagree; you decide which one is correct.

Does it understand different formats?

Yes: +82 / +1 and local phone formats, “St” vs “Street”, “Suite 2” vs “#2”, 9pm vs 21:00 vs 오후 9시, Korean street and lot-number addresses.

What is the free limit?

20 listings per check.