Last updated: 2026-10-14
Your Google Business Profile is what appears on Google Maps and in the map results. Google says local results are mainly based on relevance, distance and prominence, and that there is no way to request or pay for a better local ranking (Google). What you can do is give Google complete, accurate information. Fivefoot Studio sets that up alongside your website.
Where we start
We check what your profile shows today: categories, hours, services, photos, the website link and whether the name and address match your website exactly.
What Google asks for
Google advises providing complete and detailed business information so it can match your profile to relevant searches (Google): the right categories, accurate hours, services, photos and a website. A website that says the same things in more depth gives Google more to match.
What is included
- Category and services check
- Hours, address and phone matched to your website
- Website link set
- Business details marked up on your website
- Advice on asking customers for reviews
- Photos guidance
DIY builder, a cheap template, or a proper build
| DIY builder | Cheap template | Fivefoot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matches your website | Often not | Sometimes | Name, address, phone identical |
| Categories and services | Often one category | Varies | Checked against what you do |
| Promises a ranking | No | Some do | No: Google says no one can |
What it costs
Quoted with the website after you have seen the free mockup.
Try the cost calculator or read what a website costs in Singapore.
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How it works
- Send your business name. Plus your Google listing or Facebook page if you have one. Nothing else is needed to start.
- Get a free homepage mockup. Built from your own business details: your services, your area, your real reviews.
- Decide with the mockup in front of you. Changes, then a quote. No payment before you have seen your site.
- Go live. On your own domain, with the Google basics set up.