Claim or create
Bing Places for Business
Manage your local listing in Bing Search and Bing Maps. Bing Webmaster Tools is the separate dashboard for your website.
Why it matters
A customer who searches in Bing can still encounter an old address or phone number after you fix it on Google. Review Bing's public result when you import your Google profile or update a location.
Step by step
Open the current Bing Places portal
Sign in at Bing Places for Business with the account that should manage the listing. The former bingplaces.com address redirects to Bing’s current portal.
Find your business or import from Google
Search for the matching listing before adding one. Claim the existing listing, add a missing eligible business or import your Google Business Profile. Check imported details and sync settings before using them.
Complete the listing and verify
Review the address, category, phone, website and hours, then follow the verification option Bing shows. A valid address is needed for verification. Eligible service providers can hide their address from search results.
Confirm the public listing
Check the listing status in the dashboard. When it appears on Bing Maps, compare its information with your website and correct any discrepancies from the business dashboard.
Check the result
Look up your name and city on Bing Maps and confirm the correct location or service area appears with current information.