Local business schema generator
Form in, LocalBusiness JSON-LD out — with hours and address.
Free tools
Running a shop comes with a pile of small jobs that are not worth a subscription each: the review link, the QR code for the table, the hours sign, the price list, the name that is still free to register. Each tool here does one of them in about a minute — free, no account, and nothing you type ever leaves your browser.
Everything on this page runs inside your own browser. What you type is never uploaded, there's no account to create and no email address to leave, and the result is yours the moment it appears.
Form in, LocalBusiness JSON-LD out — with hours and address.
Weekly hours in, OpeningHoursSpecification JSON-LD out.
Place ID in, official review link + printable QR out.
Seven fields → three Business Profile descriptions, counted and checked.
22 tick-able checks for a complete Google Business Profile. Saves in your browser.
Star rating + situation + your details → two replies to copy, and every template as a list.
Maps link in → Place ID, CID, FTID and the review link out. No API, nothing sent.
40 restaurant post ideas with fill-in templates, a composer with Google’s character limit, and a four-week calendar.
Per-portion cost and the menu price that hits your target %.
One word + a cuisine → twelve restaurant names, instantly.
Menu link in → print-ready QR + table tent out.
22 must-haves for a restaurant site, checkable and saved in your browser.
Dishes + prices → a printable menu in three styles, or a PDF.
Headline + a few lines + an optional QR code → a fold-once table tent in 4×6, 5×7 or A6.
Sales + payroll → labor cost % wages-only and fully loaded, prime cost, and how it compares with commonly cited ranges.
Tips + hours or points → each person’s payout with the math shown, a CSV and a printable tip-out sheet.
Price, cost and units sold → contribution margin, menu mix and the Stars / Plowhorses / Puzzles / Dogs matrix.
Fill the booking details once and copy seven confirmation messages, emails and texts.
What a salon website should include — 20 items, ticked off in your browser.
Services + prices → a printable salon price list in three styles, or a PDF.
Services + business model → a primary and up to 9 secondary categories, plus the full beauty list.
Salon + date + new prices → email, text, social post and a printable sign, plus 5 examples.
Notice window + fees + deposit → a website paragraph, a confirmation line and a printable front-desk sign.
Client + service + time → seven reminder texts, each with an SMS segment count.
20 must-haves for a plumber’s site, checkable and saved in your browser.
22 must-haves for a contractor site, from the seven pages to the license number. Checkable, saved in your browser.
22 checks for an electrician’s site, tickable and kept in your browser.
20 must-haves for an HVAC site, tickable and kept in your browser.
21 must-haves for a roofing company site, checkable and saved in your browser.
22 items across the seven pages a landscaping site needs. Checkable, saved in your browser.
21 checks for a repair shop’s site, tickable and kept in your browser.
21 checks for a cleaning company site, from flat rates to bonded staff. Tickable, saved in your browser.
Turn a menu, a booking page or your review link into a QR code you can print. The code is worked out on this page, from a link you paste in.
Hours in → a printable opening-hours sign, three styles.
Network + password → a code guests scan to join. The password stays in your browser.
Name, phone, email → a vCard QR code that adds you to a phone’s contacts in one scan.
Dates + hours → a printable holiday hours sign, three styles.
Pick a reason, add when you reopen → a printable closed sign, QR code optional.
Roles + shifts + how to apply → a printable now hiring sign for the window.
New owner, start date, hours → a printable under new management sign.
Type one word, pick your industry, and get a list of candidate names worth saying out loud before you go and check the business registry and the domain.
Put renting a builder, hiring someone, and doing it yourself on the same three-year total, so the cheapest first month stops making the decision for you.
Your name + your trade → twelve taglines that fit under a logo.
Every job on this page is a job a website does: showing the hours, printing the code that opens the menu, taking the order, keeping the price list current. The tools do them one at a time, for free, and they always will. The builder does them in one place — free to build and preview with no card, $49 a month to publish on your own domain, $79 with online ordering and bookings running on the published site. There is a 7-day refund.