Check the Name, Address and Phone signals on your website in one click. Consistent NAP is a core local-ranking factor — we show you exactly what Google, maps and AI can read, and what's missing.
NAP stands for Name, Address, Phone. Google and the Map Pack rank local businesses partly on how consistent these details are across your website, your Google Business Profile and every directory you're listed in. Mismatches (an old number here, a different address there) confuse search engines and quietly suppress your local ranking.
This checker reads your page and reports which NAP signals are clearly present in your content and structured data — the foundation Google needs to trust and rank you locally. Fixing gaps here is one of the highest-ROI local-SEO moves.
We fetch your page and scan its text and structured data.
You see the business name, phone and address we could detect — the way a search engine would.
Anything missing is flagged, so you can add it to your page and LocalBusiness schema.
NAP = Name, Address, Phone. Keeping it identical across your site, Google Business Profile and directories is a key local-ranking and Map Pack signal.
Usually it isn't in your page text or your LocalBusiness schema in a machine-readable way. Add a tel: link and a PostalAddress in your structured data — our schema generator helps.
Yes — inconsistent NAP across the web is a well-known cause of weak local rankings. Cleaning it up often produces quick Map Pack gains.
Yes — we audit and correct your NAP across Google Business Profile and dozens of directories as part of our local SEO & citations service.
We make your NAP consistent everywhere, optimize your Google Business Profile and build local citations that move rankings.
