Local SEO & Google Business Profile
Free local SEO keyword research tool
See where you show up on Google Maps and what to fix first.
Find your business
- Free, no email or account
- Nothing on your listing or website changes
How this tool works
Turn your services into a local search plan
Start with what you really offer and where your customers are. The plan is built from those facts, so every phrase and page fits your business.
Tell us about your business
Find your business or enter your details, then tap the services you offer. If you find your business, its Google category starts ticked.
Build your report
Build my report counts monthly Google searches for each service and checks where you show up on Google Maps for up to 5 of them, from your business location. You also get a page plan with a title, main heading and description for each page.
Use your plan
Start with the first 3 steps, copy a ready title and description for each page, or download your searches as a CSV.
Where the phrases and numbers come from
The plan writes phrases from the services and areas you enter, the way people search for local help: “house cleaning in Austin”, “house cleaning near me”. Monthly search counts come from Google Ads, and your Google Maps position is checked from your business location for up to 5 of those searches. Every number shows its source and date.
Questions about this tool
Is this local SEO keyword tool free?
Yes. It's free and needs no account. Build your plan, then copy it or download the phrases as a CSV.
Where do the search phrases come from?
From the services and areas you enter, written the way people search for local services. Each phrase sits with the page it belongs to, so you can see which pages to build. Your report adds monthly search counts from Google Ads and your Google Maps position for up to 5 searches, checked from your business location.
Should I create one page for every local keyword?
No. The plan groups phrases into one page per service, plus a page for each extra city when you travel to customers. “Near me” phrases don't need their own page.
How does the plan help my Google Business Profile?
It suggests post topics from your services and areas, and opens the free Google Business Profile post and description tools with your details filled in. Nothing is posted: you review and publish each draft yourself.