Google Business Profile setup that puts your business on the map.
Your listing claimed, categorised, and filled out properly, then matched to your website so the map result and your pages tell Google the same story. Organic setup, done once, for a flat fee.
$199 one-time You keep ownership Organic, no ad spend
Why the Google map pack decides who gets the call.
When somebody searches for a trade or a shop near them, Google answers with a map and three businesses above everything else. That block is resolved before a single website loads, and a profile that is incomplete or wrongly categorised is not eligible for it.
An illustration of the local results block, not a live search.
Every profile field completed and matched to your website.
Ten fields decide whether a listing works. Most profiles we open have three of them filled in, usually the three the sign-up wizard asked for.
Done once, in your account
Flat $199, no monthly fee
Ownership stays with you
The honest limits of a Google Business Profile setup.
Three things worth knowing before you spend $199, so the result matches what you expected to buy.
Wondering whether a finished profile is enough on its own? The guide Do you need a website if you have a Google Business Profile? covers what each one does and which to do first.
Google Business Profile setup for a flat $199.
Pairs naturally with an SEO audit at $349, since the listing and the website should agree on services, hours, and address. Recovering a listing from an unresponsive previous owner is included, though Google sets how long that takes.
- Profile claimed or recovered, verification handled
- Categories, services, and service area set properly
- Hours, holiday hours, description, and attributes
- Photos sized and uploaded
- Phone and website matched to your site
- A short review link you can text or print
Common questions about Google Business Profile setup.
What owners ask before handing over access to their listing.
Q.01Do I need a website before this is worth doing?
It works without one, and it works better with one. A complete profile can bring calls on its own, which is why some businesses start here. Google also reads your website to corroborate what the profile claims, so a listing pointing at real pages about the same services usually holds up better than a listing pointing nowhere.
Q.02My listing already exists but somebody else set it up. Can you fix it?
Yes, and this is the most common version of the job. Half-claimed listings, profiles created by a former employee, duplicates competing with each other, and listings still showing an old address all get sorted out. Recovering access from an unresponsive previous owner goes through a Google process that can take a couple of weeks, and we handle the filing.
Q.03How long before changes show up on Maps?
Straightforward edits such as hours, description, and photos usually appear within a few hours. Category changes and anything Google decides to review manually can take a few days. New listings and reinstated ones need verification first, which is normally a postcard or a phone call and sets the timeline more than we do.
Q.04How is this different from Google Ads?
Ads buy placement and stop the day you stop paying. This is the organic side: the free listing that appears in the map results and in the panel beside search. We do not sell or manage ads, so nothing here is a lead-in to an ad budget.
Q.05Who owns the profile once you are finished?
You do. The profile lives in your Google account, and we work inside it as a manager. When the setup is done we can step out entirely, or stay on as a manager if you would rather we keep it current. Either way the ownership never sits with us.
Get your business showing up on the map.
Send us your business name and town. We will look at whatever listing already exists, tell you what is missing, and quote the flat fee before you commit.
Most enquiries get a reply the same day, usually within a couple of hours.