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The directory

And a straight listing for every business we can stand behind

Bizfari keeps 11,620,500 of them across 26,461 towns in every state and the District of Columbia — address, phone and website, no ten-page slideshow.

11,620,500 businesses 26,461 towns 50 states & DC Free to list, correct and claim

The free scan

What can a machine tell about your business?

When somebody asks an assistant who to call locally, it answers from whatever public records it can read. Run the free scan and see which questions our record answers about you, and which it leaves blank.

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The scan is free and there is nothing to sign up for. Claiming the listing is free, and correcting what we have wrong about you — name, address, phone, website — stays free forever. Nobody can promise you a place in an AI answer, and we don’t.

For business owners

Most of what reads a directory is not a person

That is the point of being in one. When somebody asks an assistant who does a job in your town, it answers out of pages it has read. Sitting on a page it fetches is how a business gets into the answer at all.

What actually reads this site

A visit counts as a person only when the browser came back for the page's stylesheet and pictures, the way a browser does and a scraper does not. Anything that copies a browser's name but never renders the page is counted as a machine, however it describes itself. That undercounts: somebody returning with the page already cached is filed as a machine. We would rather this number were too low than too high.

Crawler requests per day typical day 392,330 · peak 1,100,931

People who opened a page, per day typical day 192 · peak 586

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The two panels are drawn on their own scales and are deliberately not stacked or added together. The top one is machines reading pages, which is not a visit and not a person. The bottom one is the human number, and it is small, because this directory is new. Today is left off because the day is not over.

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Start with a state

Every listing carries the address, the phone number and the website where we have one.