Is there a free trial?

Yes. You get 7 days free — no credit card required.

GMB means Google Business Profile — your listing on Google Search and Maps.

What is GBP Local Ranker?

AI local SEO software for Google Business Profile, map ranks, reviews, and reports.

Does it track map pack ranking?

Yes. Grid scans show neighborhood-level map pack positions for your keywords.

What should I do first?

Start the free trial, connect GMB, then run your first AI audit.

Do you create fake reviews?

No. Fake reviews violate Google policy and we do not support them.

Who should use Agency plans?

Agencies and freelancers managing many Google Business Profiles.

How do I contact support?

Use Contact, Help Center, or the on-site chat — we reply on business days.

GBP Local Ranker

Free NAP Citation Generator for Directories

Create consistent Name, Address, Phone citation text for directories and spreadsheets. Free NAP generator that matches your Google Business Profile.

Key takeaways

NAP consistency builds trust across Google Maps and directories
One canonical name/address/phone should appear everywhere
Citation cleanup beats spammy mass submissions
Export CSV rows to track which directories you already claimed

What this tool creates

Paste-ready NAP blocks, single-line citations, directory listing text, and a CSV row you can drop into a tracking sheet. Use the same strings on your website footer, GBP, and every directory claim.

How to use citations ethically

Claim real directories with accurate data. Avoid fake listings, doorway pages, or automated spam blast tools that risk trust and compliance. Quality listings beat volume.

Where to go next

After you generate NAP, follow the Map Citations guide for priority directories, duplicate cleanup, and measurement. Pair with LocalBusiness schema so your website matches the same entity.

Frequently asked questions

Is Create Citation free?

Yes. Generate NAP citation formats on /free-tools/create-citation with no login and no paid subscription.

What is NAP?

NAP means Name, Address, and Phone — the core identity fields that should match across your Google Business Profile, website, and local citations.

Should citations match Google Business Profile?

Yes. Use the same legal or storefront name, address formatting, and phone number so Google sees one consistent business entity.

Can I use this for multiple locations?

Generate one citation set per location. Do not mix NAP from different branches or service areas into a single listing.

Does this submit listings for me?

No. It creates accurate paste-ready text you use when claiming or updating directories yourself — it does not auto-submit spam listings.

Which directories should I prioritize?

Start with major platforms such as Apple Maps, Bing Places, Facebook, and Yelp, then add relevant industry and local directories.

What about service-area businesses?

Follow Google’s address visibility rules and keep any public citations consistent with what you show on your Google Business Profile.

Is CSV export included?

Yes — copy a CSV row into your spreadsheet tracker so you know which directories already use the correct NAP.

Can agencies use this for clients?

Yes. Agencies often standardize NAP formatting during onboarding before bulk directory work or citation cleanup projects.

Where can I learn more about citations?

Read the Map Citations guide (/map-citations) and the Local Citations dictionary topic, then keep LocalBusiness schema and your Google Business Profile matched to the same NAP.

Related resources

Open Create Citation — free for local businesses and agencies.