Google Business Profile Manager lives at business.google.com. Google retired the standalone "Google My Business" app and URL in 2021, consolidating everything into the Business Profile interface. If you're still using an old bookmark to mybusiness.google.com, it redirects to the new domain. You have three main access points. First, go directly to business.google.com and sign in with the Google account that manages your listing. Second, search your business name on Google Search, and if you're signed into the managing account, you'll see an edit button or prompt to claim ownership. Third, open Google Maps, search your business, and tap the edit or claim option if you're the owner. The Maps approach works well on mobile since Google has a dedicated Business Profile app for iOS and Android that links to your listing. For multi-location businesses, the business.google.com dashboard shows all your locations in one view. You can bulk-edit hours, upload posts, respond to reviews, and check insights for each location. If you manage 10+ locations, you'll want to use the bulk upload features and location groups to stay organized. Ottawa SEO handles clients with 15–30 Ontario locations, and the grouped view saves hours compared to editing one by one. One gotcha: if you're managing a client's profile, make sure they add your email as a manager or owner under the Users tab. Don't use your personal account to verify their listing or you'll create ownership headaches later. We always have clients grant manager access to our agency email, which keeps permissions clean when team members change. If you can't find your listing at business.google.com, either it hasn't been claimed yet or you're signed into the wrong Google account. Check which email originally verified the listing, or search your business on Maps and look for the 'Claim this business' link. Google sometimes merges duplicate listings, so if your profile vanished, it may have been consolidated with another entry that needs re-verification.