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Free Google Business Profile audit

Your Google profile is the first thing a local customer sees β€” and usually the reason they pick you or the shop below you. We'll score yours across five areas, compare you to your three nearest competitors, and send back the five fixes that move the needle fastest.

Get your free audit

Tell us your business name and where to send it. Your audit lands in your inbox β€” no call required, no obligation.

Takes 30 seconds to request. We'll never share your details or spam you.

What's in your audit

01

Profile completeness

Description, hours, services, categories, attributes β€” every field that decides whether Google shows you.

02

Reviews

Your rating, review count, and how recent they are β€” the biggest lever on who gets the call.

03

Photos

Owner photo volume and freshness, measured against what actually ranks locally.

04

Posts & Q&A

Whether your profile looks active or abandoned to a searcher deciding between you and the next result.

05

Competitor gap

Your three nearest competitors, side by side β€” where they beat you and where you can pull ahead.

Why this matters more than your website

For most local service businesses, the Google Business Profile β€” not the website β€” is where the buying decision happens. Someone searches, sees the map pack, and picks based on rating, reviews, photos, and how complete and active each profile looks. A few fixable gaps can be the difference between showing up first and getting skipped. The audit finds those gaps and hands you a specific, do-it-yourself punch list.

No obligation, no sales trap

The audit is genuinely free and useful on its own β€” every fix is something you can do yourself in a few minutes. If you'd rather we handle your profile, reviews, and calls for you, that's what InstaNexus does. But the report is yours either way.

Rather just see it live?

Book a 15-minute demo and we'll pull up your profile together and walk through exactly what's costing you calls.

Book a free 15-min demo β†’