GMB Everywhere review: Chrome extension for Google Business Profile audits, rank checks and AI content

What GMB Everywhere does

GMB Everywhere is a Chrome extension that adds tools for Google Business Profile work directly on Google Maps. After you install it and search for a term such as a local business type, its buttons appear next to each listing. The vendor describes it as an independent third-party tool, not part of Google.

The toolset covers several jobs. Competitor category display shows the primary and secondary categories of any business. Local Scan compares several profiles side by side, including categories, services, reviews and attributes. Category Finder proposes related categories and matching services. Basic Audit lists profile identifiers and further data points, while Review Audit follows review and rating trends and common keywords. Teleport checks where a profile ranks for a search term at a chosen location, and Post Audit charts the posting timeline. AI tools write GBP posts, review responses, descriptions, Q&A entries and Facebook posts.

Pricing follows a freemium model in US dollars. The Free plan costs $0 per month with no credit card, but it is capped: 5 combined views per month for audits, Teleport and AI tools, and 5 total uses per user for tools such as Category Finder, Local Scan and Website Audit. The Power User plan costs $30 per month billed monthly and removes those caps, works in all locations and with unlimited GBP listings. A Power User - Annual option is shown at $15 per month billed yearly, which the page lists as $180 billed annually. Licenses are per user and cannot be shared, and taxes are not included.

• Competitor category display on Google Maps
• Local Scan competitor comparison
• AI generators for posts, reviews, descriptions and Q&A
• Category Finder with service suggestions
• Basic Audit with profile data points
• Review Audit with rating trends
• Teleport rank check at any location
• Post Audit timeline

Our take

GMB Everywhere suits freelancers, agencies and business owners who already spend time in Google Maps and want audits, competitor comparison, rank checks and AI drafting inside the browser. The free plan lets you try most tools, but its caps are tight, so regular users will probably need Power User. The trade-offs are that it only runs as a Chrome extension according to the pages, the license cannot be shared between people, and the cheaper annual price requires paying $180 up front. Teams that need an API or other platforms will find nothing about them on the official pages.