The network
A publishing network with local knowledge.
Specialist Australian directories, each built for one category and one kind of reader, all drawn from the same verified record.
565,934
Australian businesses
On the record
6,621
Australian localities
Ranked one by one
3,369
Categories
Ranked in every locality we cover
Coverage
Is your category in?
What the network covers in Australia today.
Trades and home services
Builders, electricians, roofers, plumbers, licensing answered by state
Restaurants, cafes and bars
Menus, prices, occasions and opening hours, suburb by suburb
Hair, beauty and wellness
Salons, barbers, clinics and studios, by service and outcome
Gyms and personal trainers
Facilities, formats and focus, with trainers listed separately
Mechanics and auto repair
Independent workshops, by make, service and suburb
Accountants and advisers
Firms by industry served, accreditation and software
Florists, bakeries and pet care
Single-category guides with every listing traced to source
Every local business, ranked on reviews
The flagship: a score for every business with public reviews, in every city
How a directory is built
Narrow, sourced, current, open.
One category, one directory
Each directory answers one kind of question, from emergency plumbers to date-night restaurants, in the words people actually use.
Every listing traced to source
A business appears because the record can show where each fact came from. No invented ratings, nothing an engine could check and find wrong.
Refreshed from the record daily
Hours, ratings and services change. Pages are rebuilt from the record so assistants read the current version.
Open to the readers that matter
Pages are accessible to search and user-triggered agents. Where edge logging exists, requests are recorded by user-agent, so crawler activity is never passed off as citations.
Who reads it
Recorded activity from major AI crawlers.
- Amazon
- OpenAI
- Perplexity
- ByteDance
- Anthropic
- Meta
- You.com
- DuckDuckGo
- Common Crawl
697,475 requests from named AI crawlers in the thirty-day snapshot measured 22 September 2026, recorded by user-agent on the logged portion of the network.
Your place in it
Be present in more relevant sources.
The Partner Program publishes your verified record across every Australian directory you qualify for, and reports monthly on who read it.