Fix your business details on Apple Maps

We wrote this from Apple’s help pages on October 14, 2026.

Apple Business is free. If you used Apple Business Connect, Apple moved your locations to Apple Business (Apple’s announcement of Apple Business). Apple says the details you set there show in Maps, Siri and its other apps (Apple’s help on location details).

Sign up and verify

Sign up at business.apple.com. Apple asks you to verify your organization within 60 days, and says verification can take up to 5 business days (Apple’s help on signing up). You use 2 methods from its list. They include:

• a D-U-N-S Number (a business ID from Dun & Bradstreet) or an EIN (a federal tax ID number for businesses)
• a business document, such as a license or a utility bill
• a record added to your website’s domain settings

If your business is already on Apple Maps, Apple may call the phone number it has to confirm it. The call gives you a 4-digit code (Apple’s help on adding a location).

Correct your details

In Apple Business, go to Brands, then Locations. Then choose your business (Apple’s help on editing a location). Apple asks for your hours, phone number and address to match your own website (Apple’s help on location details). Phone numbers need the country code (+1 in the US). For holidays and closures, add temporary hours for a date or a range of dates.

When Apple changes your place card

Your place card is your business’s listing on Apple Maps. People who use Apple Maps can report problems, such as a business shown as open that has closed. Apple reviews reports and may change your place card (Apple’s help on keeping details accurate).

Apple emails you when it changes your name, your hours or whether you are open. You can accept the change or edit it back. If you challenge a name change, Apple reviews it. This can take up to 5 business days (Apple’s help on keeping details accurate).