Google Business Profile · Guide

How to Add Products and
Services to Google Business Profile

How to add products and services to your Google Business Profile, why listing them helps both relevance and customers and how to write each one so it works for search and for the people reading it.

Updated: June 2026
Written by: Andrew Odgers, Managing Director
Reading time: 6 minutes
The short answer

To add products and services to your Google Business Profile, use the products and services sections to list each item with a clear name, a description and, where relevant, a price.

Listing them helps in two ways: it gives Google more detail about what you offer, supporting your relevance for specific searches and it shows customers exactly what they can buy or book before they contact you.

Write each entry clearly, using the words customers search for naturally and describing what the product or service includes, so a complete, well written list both improves your profile's relevance and helps convert visitors into customers.

The detailed answer

Listing what you offer

The products and services sections let you spell out exactly what your business offers, which helps both your visibility and your customers. Many businesses leave them empty and miss the benefit. Here is how to add products and services to your profile and write them so they work.

Why list products and services

Listing what you offer gives Google more detail about your business and shows customers exactly what they can buy or book. It supports your relevance for specific searches and removes guesswork for customers, so filling these sections in is a genuine, easy improvement to your profile.

Detail helps search and customers. Full optimisation is covered in How to Optimise Your Google Business Profile for Local SEO

Products or services, depending on your business

Some businesses use the products section, others the services section and many use both. Retailers and product based businesses lean on products, while service businesses use services, so use whichever fits, since the goal is the same: describing clearly what you sell or do.

Use what fits your business. Service businesses are covered in How Can Service Based Businesses Optimise Their Google Business Profile?

Give each one a clear name

Name each product or service the way customers would recognise and search for it, rather than with internal jargon. A clear, recognisable name helps customers find what they want and supports your relevance, so use the everyday terms people actually use when looking for what you offer.

Use the words customers use. Categories work alongside this in How to Choose the Right Business Category in Google Business Profile

Write a useful description

For each item, write a short description of what it includes, who it is for or what makes it worth choosing. A good description informs customers and adds relevant detail to your profile, so it is worth a sentence or two rather than leaving the description blank.

Descriptions inform and convert. Writing well is covered in How to Write a Google Business Profile Description That Ranks

Add prices where it helps

Where it makes sense, include a price or starting price, since customers value knowing roughly what something costs. For variable services a from price or range can work, so giving a clear indication of cost, where you can, helps customers and filters out enquiries that were never a fit.

Prices set expectations. Conversion is helped by reviews in Do Google Reviews Help SEO?

Keep the list current

Update your products and services as your offering changes, removing what you no longer do and adding what is new. An out of date list misleads customers and looks neglected, so keeping it current is part of maintaining a profile that customers and Google can rely on.

Current beats neglected. Ongoing upkeep is covered in How to Optimise Your Google Business Profile for Local SEO

Do not stuff or mislead

List what you genuinely offer, described accurately, rather than padding the section with things you do not really do or cramming in keywords. Accuracy serves you better, since misleading entries disappoint customers and cramming keywords reads badly, so keep the list real and clearly written.

Keep it accurate. Avoiding breaches is covered in What Is a Google Business Profile Suspension and How Do You Avoid It?

A clearer, stronger profile

A complete, well written products and services list makes your profile clearer for customers and richer for Google, helping you match more searches and win more enquiries. It is a straightforward improvement, so filling these sections in properly is well worth the time it takes.

An easy, worthwhile improvement. The whole guide is gathered in the Google Business Profile Guide

In short, add products and services by listing each with a clear name, a useful description and, where it helps, a price, keeping the list accurate and current. It adds relevant detail for Google and shows customers exactly what you offer, so it is an easy, worthwhile improvement.

This guide is part of our complete Google Business Profile Guide. The hub brings together every question a business asks about Google Business Profile, from setting up and verifying through to optimisation, reviews, insights and ranking in the map, each written in plain UK English.

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Frequently asked

Adding products and services

How do I add products and services to Google Business Profile?
Use the products and services sections to list each item with a clear name, a description and, where relevant, a price. Listing them gives Google more detail about what you offer, supporting your relevance for specific searches and shows customers exactly what they can buy or book before they contact you. Write each entry clearly, using the words customers search for, so a complete list improves relevance and helps convert visitors into customers.
Should I use the products or services section?
Whichever fits your business and often both. Retailers and product based businesses lean on the products section, while service businesses use the services section but many use both. The goal is the same either way: describing clearly what you sell or do, so use the section that matches your offering rather than worrying about which label is technically correct for your business.
What should I write for each product or service?
Give each one a clear name that customers would recognise and search for, then a short description of what it includes, who it is for or what makes it worth choosing and a price where it helps. A clear name and a useful description inform customers and add relevant detail to your profile, so it is worth a sentence or two rather than leaving entries bare.
Should I include prices?
Where it makes sense, yes. Customers value knowing roughly what something costs, so including a price or starting price helps them and for variable services a from price or a range can work. Giving a clear indication of cost where you can helps customers and filters out enquiries that were never a fit, though it is fine to leave prices off where they genuinely vary too much.
Do products and services help my ranking?
They help indirectly. Listing them gives Google more detail about what you offer, which supports your relevance for specific searches and they help customers choose you, so they assist both visibility and conversion. They are not as powerful as categories or reviews but a complete, well written list is a genuine, easy improvement that helps your profile match more of the searches that matter.
How often should I update them?
Whenever your offering changes. Update your products and services to remove what you no longer do and add what is new, because an out of date list misleads customers and looks neglected. Keeping it current is part of maintaining a profile that customers and Google can rely on, so it is worth reviewing the list from time to time rather than setting it once.
Can I add lots of keywords to this section?
No, you should not stuff it. List what you genuinely offer, described accurately, rather than padding the section with things you do not really do or cramming in keywords, because misleading entries disappoint customers and keyword stuffing reads badly. Accuracy and clear writing serve you far better, so keep the list real, relevant and easy to read for the customers who see it.