Competitor Analysis
Capture ranking competitors and see exactly what they do that your client does not.
Learn about Competitor AnalysisOne click on a Google Maps listing captures the whole profile: every category, every listed service with its description, attributes, exact hours, claimed status, IDs and review statistics. Then the findings tell you what is thin and what is missing.
A Google Business Profile hides most of itself. The public listing shows one category, a summary of hours and a rating. The parts that decide rankings, meaning secondary categories, service coverage, attributes and the description, are invisible unless you know where to dig. Auditing a profile by hand means twenty minutes of digging per business, and you still miss fields Google never displays.
Find the business on Google Maps. The AIFLB panel appears under the business header.
The extension captures the visible profile and the server enriches it with data from a business data API: all categories including secondary ones, owner services with descriptions, attributes, exact hours, claimed status, the profile description, rating distribution and review topics.
The audit view shows what is complete, what is thin and what is empty, next to the profile identifiers (Place ID, CID) and ready-made review request links.
The kind of output this feature produces on a real profile:
Agencies and freelancers running client audits, consultants doing one-off GBP reviews, and owners who want to see their profile the way a professional would.
Capture ranking competitors and see exactly what they do that your client does not.
Learn about Competitor AnalysisA local-focused site check scored out of 100, run straight from the listing.
Learn about Website AuditFindings from every audit turned into a prioritized, plain-language to-do list.
Learn about AI Action PlanNo. The audit is read-only. AIFLB never modifies a profile; it shows you what to change and you do it in your own Google account.
Captures are enriched server side through a commercial business data API, which returns fields the public page does not show, such as secondary categories and the full services list.
Yes. Any public listing on Google Maps can be captured the same way, including unclaimed ones.
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