Check the public listing
Search the organization name and confirm the address, service area and contact details shown in relevant profiles. Correct what your organization controls.
Result: fewer conflicting details.Free web presence help · US nonprofits
Find the next useful step for your nonprofit online.
Start with a practical checklist you can use now. If your organization is a congregation in Churches List, you can also run its free directory audit without signing up. You can also request a written website review when you want a second set of eyes.
The directory audit looks up congregations held by Churches List. Other nonprofits can use the checklist and request a website review below.
All nonprofitsUse the open checklist
Find missing service, location and contact details on your own pages.
Listed congregationsRun the directory audit
See which public directory fields are present or missing.
Need a second lookRequest a written review
Send your website and the outcome you want.
Use it today
Four checks that make an organization easier to find and contact.
Publish one reliable page
Make your mission, location or service area, hours or meeting times, and an active contact route easy to find. Explain what a first-time visitor can expect.
Result: a page someone can act on.Review directory entries
Find the directories that actually list your organization. Claim or correct an entry through that directory’s process when appropriate.
Result: consistent public references.Name the responder
Choose who receives calls or messages and make sure the public contact route reaches them. Recheck it when roles change.
Result: inquiries reach a person.This page adapts practical steps from the open congregation checklist. Its church-specific instructions and examples remain on Churches List.
A tool for listed congregations
See the directory gaps before choosing work.
The Churches List audit looks up a congregation held in its directory. It shows recorded website, Google Business Profile, hours, address and map-coordinate fields, with specific gaps to inspect. It is free to use without an email address.
The directory covers American Christian congregations, not every nonprofit. If a field is missing, check the organization’s current information and update the record where needed.
Run the congregation audit ↗What the audit can reveal
- Website
- Is an address on record?
- Listing
- Is a verified Google profile recorded?
- Visit details
- Are times and street details present?
- Map
- Are coordinates available in the directory?
Why this resource exists
A study of congregations exposed a common first problem.
Churches List counted 334,555 American congregations in July 2026. Of those, 70.9% had no website recorded. That directory work led to the open audit and checklist.
This is a finding about congregations in that dataset, not a figure for every US nonprofit. Read the Church Web Presence Study for the method and state-by-state detail.
70.9%of congregations in the July 2026 count had no website on record
A separate free review
Send the site when you need priorities in writing.
For a nonprofit website, send the URL and the services or actions you want visitors to find. Dmytro replies by email within one business day with a free website review, initial priorities and the fitting service and fee in writing. There is no payment or sales call to request it.
If you do not have a website yet, the open checklist is a useful start. You can also email Dmytro to explain the situation. The free review gives you priorities; implementation begins only after you approve a written scope and fee.
Request the written reviewFree website review
Get a free review of your website.
Send your website. Within one business day you get by email: where you show up in Google and AI search, the three changes most likely to bring inquiries, and which SEO service fits, with its fee.
- No payment to request the review.
- No sales call.
- A written price before any paid work.
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