Transparency

Data sources

Everything LocalAudit shows you about a business is public information sourced from the APIs and signals listed below. We do not access private data, internal systems, or anything behind a login.

Business listings

FieldSource
Name, category, address, phone, public website URLGoogle Places API
Latitude / longitudeGoogle Places API
Public Google rating & review countGoogle Places API

Website signals (the lead score)

SignalHow we measure it
PageSpeed (mobile + desktop)Google PageSpeed Insights API — Lighthouse mobile + desktop scores.
Accessibility & SEO scoresLighthouse audits via PageSpeed Insights.
HTTPS & valid certificateDirect HTTP fetch of the homepage URL.
Mobile-ready viewportPublic HTML <meta name="viewport"> check.
"No site" / "social only"Whether the Google listing has a real website URL or only a social media page.
Builder detection (Wix / Weebly / Squarespace / etc.)Pattern-matching on the public homepage HTML (URLs, class names, meta tags).
Dated-stack signalsPublic-page heuristics: legacy JS, autoplay video, table layouts, fixed-pixel widths, missing favicons.

What we do not collect

Refresh frequency

Each scan you run is a fresh query against the live APIs above — so the data is as recent as Google's listings and the website's current state. You can re-scan a city anytime to refresh.

Removal requests from businesses

If you're a business owner and would like your listing excluded from LocalAudit scans, email [email protected]. We'll add your domain/listing to a suppress list within 5 business days. Note that the underlying Google listing is independent of LocalAudit — you may also want to update it directly via your Google Business Profile.