📍 Free Citation Audit Tool

Law Firm Citation Consistency Checker

Audit your NAP (Name, Address, Phone) across 35 top legal directories. Find inconsistencies that are silently hurting your local rankings.

🔍 How this tool works: Enter your correct NAP below, then visit each directory to check what's listed. Use the dropdowns to report what you find. The tool scores your consistency and builds a prioritized action plan. Takes 15–30 minutes to complete a thorough audit.
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Enter Your Correct NAP Information

Enter the exact information as it should appear on every directory. This is your "source of truth."

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Audit Each Directory

Visit each directory using the link provided, search for your firm, and record what you find using the dropdown.

💡 Pro tip: Start with data aggregators (Tier 4)

Data Axle, Neustar Localeze, and Foursquare supply NAP data to hundreds of other directories automatically. If your data is wrong in these aggregators, fixing individual directories is like playing whack-a-mole. Fix aggregators first, then Tier 1, then legal directories.

🔁 Tier 4 — Data Aggregators Fix These First
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🚨 Tier 1 — Critical Directories Highest Priority
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⚖️ Tier 2 — Legal-Specific Directories High Authority
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📋 Tier 3 — General Business Directories Medium Priority
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🏛️ Tier 5 — Professional & Bar Directories Authority Builders
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📊 Your Citation Audit Report

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NAP Consistency Score
Among directories checked
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Directory Coverage
Listed on X of 35 directories

Complete Audit Results

Tier Directory Status Your Notes Fix Link

🗓️ Your 30-Day Citation Action Plan

Follow this sequence for maximum impact in minimum time.

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