See your business the way your next customer sees it.
Type your business name. In about a minute you see what a customer sees on their phone when they search for what you do, who they see first, and the one thing worth doing about it.
- Free, no account, takes a minute
- Real Google searches, on a phone
- No invented rankings or reviews
- Not a marketing sign-up
Find your business
Tell us who you are. We find your Google listing and ask you to confirm it before we do anything else.
Asking for a report doesn't sign you up to marketing.
A picture of what your customer sees, not a score
This is the example report, built on a fictional plumber. Yours uses your own Google listing, your real competitors and your website.
Example · fictional business Open the full example report
Someone searching “emergency plumber Perth” on a phone sees Tay Valley Heating, Fair City Plumbers and Kinross Bathrooms first. You are not in the 3 listings we sampled.
A customer scrolling the map on their phone meets those businesses before they meet you.
One sampled search on a phone around Perth, Perth and Kinross, 2 Nov 2026. A sample, not a ranking across the town.
emergency plumber Perth
- Number 1: Tay Valley Heating & PlumbingRated 4.6 from 160 reviews
- Number 2: Fair City PlumbersRated 4.4 from 64 reviews
- Number 3: Kinross Bathrooms & PlumbingRated 4.1 from 22 reviews
- –Harbour & Hearth PlumbingNot in the 3 listings we sampledYou
Then, in order3 things to do
- Get onto the map when customers search nearby
Open your Google Business Profile and check your main category, services, opening hours and photos are all filled in. - Make your phone number tap-to-call
Ask whoever looks after your site to make the number a tap-to-call link in the header (a tel: link). - Show your good reviews on your website
Put your Google rating and three real reviews near the top of your home page.
From your name to a plan in about a minute
Tell us who you are
Your business name, town and what you do. We find your Google listing and you confirm it is you.
We look the way a customer would
About five Google searches on a phone from a point in your town, then your website and your closest rivals', read the way a customer meets them.
You get a short briefing
What your customer sees, what it means, three things to do in order, and a website concept made from your own details.
Built to be believed
We never make up a ranking, a review count, an offer or a testimonial. What we cannot measure, we say we cannot measure.
If your website already works, the report tells you to leave it alone. See that example.
Positions are for a stated place, device and day. Never “you rank #3 in town”.
A report is not consent to marketing. Asking us to contact you and agreeing to tips and offers are two separate boxes.
Before you start
What does it cost?
Nothing. The report is free and so is a conversation with us afterwards, with no obligation. If you ever want us to do work, we agree it with you in writing before it starts.
What do you use to make it?
What you type here (business name, town, kind of business, website), public Google search and map results, your public Google listing and your website's home page. We never ask for a login or access to your Google account.
How long does it take?
About a minute. You can close the page and come back to the same address.
What happens to my email address?
It is optional. If you give one we send you the link to your report, and nothing else. If you later ask for help we use it to reply. We send marketing only if you tick a separate box, which is never ticked for you.
Will you contact me?
Only about a request you make. Asking for a report is not a marketing sign-up, and nobody phones or emails you because you ran one.
What if my website is fine?
Then the report says so, and tells you where your effort is better spent. Try the example for a dentist whose site we would leave alone.
How accurate is it?
The searches are a sample from one point, on a phone, on the day shown. They are not a ranking across the whole town and Google varies by person. Every point links to the search or page it came from, and the method page lists the limits.
Find out what your next customer sees.
Free, about a minute, and no obligation.