Turn a Google Business Profile into a website draft.
Paste your Google Business Profile or Google Maps listing URL and Lindo drafts a mobile-first site using the public listing details as a starting point. You review the content, then publish when it is right.
Free to start. Website generation uses the credits available on your plan.
What the listing contributes
Public profile details become draft website content
The listing gives Lindo a starting point for structure and copy. Every field still needs your review before publishing.
Which details are available depends on what the business has published. Missing fields become gaps you fill in the editor rather than invented facts.
How it works
Paste the profile or Maps listing URL.
A Google Business Profile URL or the Google Maps listing for the business both work. Add a note about services, audience, or tone to improve the first draft.
Lindo drafts the site structure.
Public listing details inform sections such as services, gallery, location, and contact, alongside generated copy you can change.
Fill the gaps and correct the details.
Verify hours, services, pricing, photos, and contact information, and replace any placeholder content that does not reflect the business.
Publish on a domain you control.
Connect a custom domain or use a Lindo subdomain, and review metadata, structured data, and mobile behavior before launch.
Why start here
The listing is a useful starting point
Less blank-page work
Start from real business context instead of an empty editor or a generic template.
Practical local sections
Hours, service areas, and contact details are drafted as editable sections you confirm.
Location and map
Add an address section and map so visitors can find or contact the business.
Bring your own images
Swap in photography the business owns. Listing photos may belong to other contributors.
Social proof, used carefully
Feature reviews only where you have the rights, and never edit review wording.
Agency-friendly
Draft a client site before a pitch, then deliver it under your own brand.
Replacing a retired Google website
Lost the website Google built inside your profile?
Google retired that builder in March 2024 and ended the temporary redirect to Business Profiles on 10 June 2024, so those addresses stopped resolving. The listing itself is unaffected, which is what this workflow uses.
Check what customers see now
Open your old address. If it fails, anyone following an old link, printed menu, or directory entry is hitting a dead end right now.
Draft the replacement from the listing
Paste the profile or Maps URL above. The services, hours, and location already on your listing become the starting content instead of a blank page.
Add what the old site never had
The retired builder produced a single page. Add the service, pricing, about, and contact pages customers actually look for, plus real photos you own.
Publish on a domain you control
Connect a custom domain so the address is yours permanently, rather than depending on another provider's free subdomain.
Update the profile link
Edit the website field on your Business Profile to point at the new site so Maps and Search send customers to the right place.
Limits worth knowing
What this workflow does not promise
- No guaranteed field-by-field import. Availability depends on what the listing publishes and what Google exposes, so treat the draft as a starting point rather than a mirror of the profile.
- No continuous two-way sync. Editing the Google listing later does not automatically rewrite a published Lindo website. Update the site when the business details change.
- No ranking guarantee. A website supports discovery, but no builder can promise local rankings, map placement, or traffic.
- Permission still matters. Build sites for businesses you own or represent, and confirm you may use their name, photos, and review content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to own the Google Business Profile?
Which URL should I paste?
Google turned off my Business Profile website. Can I replace it here?
Can I use my old business.site address again?
What if the listing is missing information?
Will the website stay in sync with the listing?
Can I show Google reviews on the site?
Can I use the listing photos?
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