First 12 months free · No card · No automatic charge
One place to verify what makes your business trustworthy.
Your credibility is already spread across your website, Google profile, location, and public sources. CAN-TAP reviews those facts and turns them into one clear evidence profile for customers and compatible machines in our founding network.
CAN-TAP performs the review. Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, Perplexity, and other platforms do not endorse or certify CAN-TAP profiles.
What gets reviewed
Evidence people can inspect.
Business identity
Your operating name and official website.
Location
The city, province, and Google Business Profile or Maps source you provide.
Services
Plain-language categories supported by your public business sources.
Source record
The links reviewed, verification status, and last-reviewed date.
What “verified” does—and does not—mean
It means CAN-TAP found the displayed identity and location evidence consistent on the shown review date. It does not guarantee a business outcome, review quality, search position, AI citation, or future accuracy.
From scattered proof to one usable profile
You can see and control every step.
Apply free
Send your business name, website, Google profile, location, and contact email. No payment card.
We review evidence
CAN-TAP compares the submitted identity and location sources. Your status remains Verification pending during review.
Review the facts
You can correct the business information before relying on the profile as a trust asset.
Profile goes live
Approved facts appear on one public profile with source links, structured fields, status, and review date.
Share one source
Use the profile when a customer, partner, or compatible assistant needs a fast evidence summary.
Keep it current
Request corrections when facts change. Before the free period ends, renewal terms are disclosed for your choice.
Built for retrieval, not promises
Save the next person—or assistant—from rebuilding the evidence.
Profiles use canonical links, geographic fields, source URLs, status, and review dates. Compatible systems can retrieve that public structure. Whether any search engine or AI provider crawls, cites, or ranks a page remains that platform's decision.