How to Find Google My Business URL: Complete Step-by-Step Guide

To find your Google My Business URL, open your business listing in Google Maps, select Share, and copy the link. Check that it opens the correct business and location before adding it to your website or sending it to customers. Google My Business is now called Google Business Profile.

A link to your public listing and a link asking customers to leave a review serve different purposes. Use the steps below to choose the one you need.

Which Google Business Profile link do you need?

• Public business link: Opens your listing so visitors can see the business information available on Google Maps. Use this for a “Find us on Google” link.
• Review-request link: Helps customers leave a review. Get this from the review tools in the profile you manage.
• Your website link: Leads to your own website. Adding that address to your Business Profile is different from copying a link to the profile itself.

Find your Google My Business URL on a computer

1. Open Google Maps and search for your business name. Add your city or address if several businesses have similar names.
2. Open the correct listing. Check its name and location before continuing.
3. Choose Share in the listing. Copy the link from the sharing window. If you are using the Maps menu, look for Share or embed map, then Send a link and Copy link.
4. Paste the copied address into a new browser tab and confirm that it opens the intended listing.

Use the listing’s sharing option rather than a link from your account’s management screen. Google also documents how to share maps and locations.

Find the link on an iPhone or Android phone

1. Open the Google Maps app and search for your business.
2. Tap the business name or address to open its listing.
3. Tap Share. Use the phone’s sharing options to copy the link, if available, or send it through your chosen app.
4. Open the shared link and check that it points to the right business location.

Google provides device-specific sharing instructions for Android and iPhone and iPad. Button placement can vary with the app version.

Get a link that asks customers for a Google review

If your goal is to request a review, use the review link from the Business Profile you manage:

1. Open your Business Profile using the account that manages it. Select the correct business if you manage several.
2. Select Read Reviews, then Get more reviews.
3. Copy the review link. Google also offers a review QR code through a computer browser.

See Google’s instructions for creating a review link or QR code. Ask for honest feedback about a real customer experience; Google prohibits offering incentives in exchange for reviews.

Keep the copied link intact. Do not assume that removing “/review” from a URL will produce a working public listing link. For the public listing, copy its sharing link directly from Google Maps.

Can you create a custom Google Business Profile URL?

Google no longer lets businesses create or edit profile short names. Its guidance says existing short names and URLs still work, but are no longer displayed to customers on the profile. See Google’s short-name guidance. For a new link, use the sharing options above.

Check the link before adding it to your website

• Test it as a visitor. Open it in a private browser window. A public listing link should show the business, rather than an account management page.
• Match the location. For multiple locations, keep a separate saved link for each listing and label it clearly.
• Match the button to the destination. “Find us on Google” should open the listing; “Leave a Google review” should use the review-request link.
• Check the live page. After updating your website, try the button on a phone as well as a computer.

What if the link opens the wrong place or does not work?

Search for the business again in Maps, open the correct listing, and copy a fresh sharing link. Check for missing characters or extra spaces in the address saved on your website. If the listing itself is missing, finding a different URL will not resolve that underlying issue; start with Google Business Profile Help.

Once you have the right link, save it with the page and button you want changed. For example: “On our contact page, update the ‘Find us on Google’ button to this link.” Our written website request outlines can help you describe that update clearly to your WordPress support team.