Your holiday hours, the same everywhere

Why it matters

Holiday hours change fast, and customers trust whatever they see first. If your website says one thing and Google says another, someone drives over to a locked door.

• Google lets businesses set special hours for holidays so regular hours don't change, and suggests confirming hours for official holidays "even if they're the same as your regular hours."
• Apple says the hours on your place card "need to match the hours published on your official website" whenever possible.
• Bing Places supports holiday hours for specific dates.

What you get

• Special hours set for each date you give us on Google, Apple Maps, and Bing.
• Your website updated to match, with your approval.
• A confirmation screenshot of each listing after the change.

How it works

1. Fill in a short form with your holiday dates and hours.
2. Give us manager access to each listing. We send simple steps.
3. Within 48 hours of getting access, your holiday hours are set and you get the screenshots.

What we ask you

• Your business name, website, and the street address of the location.
• Your name, role, and the best email and phone for questions about your order.
• Your regular weekly hours, so we can spot which days change.
• Each date from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day that differs from your regular hours, with either "closed" or your open and close times.
• Any holidays you'll be open with your regular hours. Google suggests confirming these too.
• Whether you will be closed 7 or more days in a row at any point.
• Which listings you already manage on Google, Apple Business Connect, and Bing Places, and who updates your website and what platform it runs on.
• Your approval for us to set these hours on the listings and website you give us access to.
• Where to send your confirmation screenshots.

Price

$99

Our promise

If any synced hours are wrong after we finish, we fix them again at no charge.

Good to know

• Google special hours cover changes or closures of up to 6 days in a row. If you're closed 7 or more days in a row, Google says to mark the business Temporarily closed instead, and we'll tell you if that applies.
• If a listing still needs owner verification, that step can add time, and Google, Apple, and Microsoft control how long it takes.
• We don't need your passwords. Each platform lets you add us as a manager.
• We only change what you approve.