Where to find it

Open your profile on Google Search and choose Performance, then pick a date range. In the Google Maps app: Business → See more next to Performance. Only verified profiles have data. Google’s guide: Business Profile performance.

  1. Step 1: open your profile on Google Search and choose Performance
  2. Step 2: pick a date range and read each number
Finding your performance numbers. Illustration only: the charts are not real data, and Google’s screens can look slightly different. Scroll to see every step.

What each number counts

MetricWhat it counts
ViewsPeople who saw your profile on Search or Maps, counted at most once per person per day.
SearchesThe search terms that showed your profile, updated monthly.
CallsTaps on your call button.
DirectionsRequests for directions to your business.
Website clicksClicks through to your website.
Messages and bookingsConversations and bookings made through your profile, where available.
InteractionsThe total of the actions above.

How to use it

  • Compare month to month, not day to day. Seasonal businesses should compare with the same month last year.
  • Read the Searches list. If people find you for services you don’t list, add them. If they don’t find you for your main service, check your categories.
  • Watch calls and directions. They’re closest to real customers.
  • Performance shows totals, not where you rank. For your position suburb by suburb, run a free rank check.

Export or connect to Google Analytics

  • Export: in Business Profile Manager, select your profiles → Actions → Insights → choose dates → Download report.
  • Google Analytics 4: you can link your profile under Admin → Product links → Google Business Profile links. GA4 shows the last 6 months, with multiple locations combined.
  • Tag your website link with UTM parameters so profile visits show up separately in Analytics.