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Your description.Checked against Google's rules.

Paste your profile description. Each check says whether it's Google's written rule or our tip.

The short answer

Updated

The description checker tests a Google Business Profile description against Google's written rules before you paste it in: no more than 750 characters, no links or HTML, no focus on promotions, prices or sales, and no gimmicky characters. It also flags things we'd change, clearly marked as our tips, and runs entirely in your browser.

Your description

Meets Google's written rules.

  • 259 of 750 characters · Google's rule, passes

    Within Google's limit. Source

  • No links · Google's rule, passes

    Google doesn't allow URLs or links in the description. Source

  • No HTML · Google's rule, passes

    Google doesn't allow HTML code. Source

  • Not about promotions, prices or sales · Google's rule, passes

    Focused on the business. Source

  • No gimmicky characters · Google's rule, passes

    Google lists gimmicky character use as low-quality content. Source

  • No phone number · Our tip, passes

    Your phone already has its own field. Google doesn't name phone numbers for descriptions, but we'd leave them out.

  • No word repeated four or more times · Our tip, passes

    Reads naturally.

  • Says where you work · Our tip, passes

    Name the towns you serve in a plain sentence.

How it works.No hidden steps.

  1. 01Paste the description from your Business Profile.
  2. 02Rules from Google's guidelines are checked first, each with a link to the source.
  3. 03Our tips follow, marked as tips, because Google doesn't state them as rules.
  4. 04Edit in the box until the rules pass, then copy it back to your profile.

What we store: nothing. Your text stays in your browser and isn't sent or saved.

Questions people ask.Short answers.

How long can a Google Business Profile description be?

Google says not to exceed 750 characters in the description field.

Can I mention a sale or prices?

Google asks you to focus on details about your business rather than promotions, prices or sales, and gives examples like 'Everything on sale, -50%' as content not to use.

Can I put my phone number in the description?

Google doesn't name phone numbers for descriptions. Your number already has its own field, so we flag it as a tip, not a rule.

Sources

  1. Google Business Profile Help: Edit your Business Profile · checked Oct 31, 2026
  2. Google: Guidelines for representing your business · checked Oct 31, 2026

By Shakhawat Ullah Badhon, Founder, Damex Digital. Published Oct 31, 2026, updated Oct 31, 2026.