Check your business listing consistency in 30 seconds
NAP stands for Name, Address, and Phone number — the three core pieces of information that identify your business online. NAP consistency means this information appears exactly the same across every directory, map, and review site where your business is listed.
Search engines like Google cross-reference your NAP data across dozens of sources. When your listings match, they gain confidence that your business is real and legitimate. When they don't — say your address is abbreviated on Yelp but spelled out on Google — it introduces doubt. That doubt can mean lower rankings in local search results, fewer customers finding you in map packs, and a worse experience for anyone trying to contact you.
Type your business name, website URL, and city/state. The more detail you provide, the more accurate the results.
NAPCHKR checks Google Business Profile, Yelp, Bing, Foursquare, TripAdvisor, HERE, YellowPages, BBB, Trustpilot, and three more sources — all in parallel.
Mismatches in name, address, phone, or website are flagged instantly. Click any listing link to fix issues directly on that platform.
Google's local ranking algorithm considers citation consistency as a key factor. Businesses with matching NAP information across directories tend to rank higher in local pack results and Google Maps searches. Even small differences — a suite number present on one listing but absent on another — can weaken these signals.
When a potential customer finds conflicting phone numbers or addresses for your business, they're less likely to call or visit. Consistent listings build credibility and reduce friction between discovery and contact. A wrong phone number on a single directory can mean lost revenue.
NAP stands for Name, Address, and Phone number. NAP consistency means your business information is identical across every online directory — Google, Yelp, TripAdvisor, Bing, and others. Search engines use NAP data as a trust signal: if your listings match, your business looks more legitimate. Inconsistent NAP data can confuse search engines and customers, potentially lowering your rankings in local search results.
Enter your business name, website URL, and city/state. NAPCHKR queries 12 directories in parallel using official APIs (Google Places, Yelp Fusion, Azure Maps, Foursquare, HERE, TripAdvisor) and web lookups (YellowPages, BBB, Trustpilot). It compares every listing against the highest-priority source and flags differences in name, address, phone, and website.
Yes. NAPCHKR is completely free with no account required. Enter your business details and get results in about 30 seconds.
NAPCHKR checks 12 sources: Google Business Profile, Yelp, Bing (via Azure Maps), Foursquare, TripAdvisor, HERE, YellowPages, Better Business Bureau (BBB), Trustpilot, Facebook, GoAbroad, and GoOverseas.
After running an audit, review each flagged mismatch. Visit the directory listing directly using the provided link and update your business name, address, or phone number to match your correct information. Focus on high-priority sources like Google Business Profile and Yelp first, as they carry the most weight with search engines.