Check name, address, phone, email, and brand keywords across every directory listing at once. IndexVero flags each citation as OK, partial, or wrong so you fix inconsistent NAP before it costs you local rankings.
How it works
Enter your NAP
Type the correct business name, address, phone, email, and any brand keywords or hashtags you expect to appear in each listing.
Paste your citation URLs
Drop in every directory, map, and listing URL. Pick contains or exact matching and run the whole batch in one pass.
Fix the mismatches
IndexVero marks each URL OK, partial, or wrong and lists exactly which fields are missing. Export the report and correct them.
Features
Bulk citation checking
Verify hundreds of directory and map listings for NAP consistency in a single run instead of opening each one by hand.
Field-level mismatch detection
See precisely which of name, address, phone, email, or keyword is missing or wrong on every URL.
Contains or exact matching
Choose loose contains matching for messy listings or strict exact matching when the NAP must be identical.
FAQ
What is a NAP checker?
A NAP checker verifies that your business Name, Address, and Phone are consistent across every citation and directory. IndexVero extends this to email and brand keywords, and checks many URLs at once.
Why does NAP consistency matter for local SEO?
Search engines use consistent NAP signals across the web to trust and rank a local business. Inconsistent citations can dilute those signals and hurt map and local pack rankings.
Can I check many listings at once?
Yes. Paste all of your citation URLs and IndexVero checks every one in a single run, flagging each as OK, partial, or wrong with the exact missing fields.
What is the difference between contains and exact matching?
Contains matching passes when your NAP text appears anywhere on the page; exact matching requires the value to match precisely. Use exact when formatting must be identical.