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Your reputation, with the evidence

Free Google Review Audit

Search for your business to preview your rating and competitor gaps. A free account unlocks the full audit, risks, and recommendations.

Search for your business above

Enter your business name and city. We'll pull your Google rating, reviews, and compare you to nearby competitors — instantly and free.

What's in the audit

Current rating and review count
Rating distribution breakdown
Recent review activity
Competitor rating and volume comparison
Reputation risks
Prioritized recommendations

No arbitrary score. Each category shows a measurable result you can act on.

Make sense of your result

Turn a Google review audit into a useful action list

A review audit puts your rating and review volume beside nearby competitors. Use the differences to choose what to investigate, rather than treating one score as a diagnosis.

How to use this tool

  1. Search for your business by name and location.
  2. Check that the returned business matches your listing and inspect the preview.
  3. Unlock the full report with a free account to review competitor details, risks, and recommendations.

The preview is free without signup. A free account unlocks the full audit. No credit card is required.

Illustrative example

A rating advantage with a review-volume gap

Your business
4.6 stars from 120 published reviews
Illustrative competitor average
4.4 stars from 250 reviews
Difference
Your rating is 0.2 higher, but your review count is 130 lower.

What to do with the result

This example points to a volume difference, not a rating problem. Review recent feedback and the competitors’ business relevance before deciding what your team should prioritize.

What this tool can tell you

Nearby businesses may serve different customers. Public review samples do not necessarily include every review or explain why a business ranks. An audit cannot guarantee more calls or a better search position.

Is the audit the same as ongoing monitoring?

No. An audit is a snapshot from a lookup. Connected review tracking builds a history as your account refreshes.

Why can the data differ from my dashboard?

Public lookup data, available review samples, and connected account data can have different coverage and refresh times.