One profile, three languages
Your page is presented in Spanish, English and German. Residents, expats and visitors each read it in their own language — without you maintaining three websites.
For organisations in the Canary Islands
Be the answer when someone searches
Most micro-businesses in the Canaries have no website — their customers search anyway, in Spanish, English and German. Canarionet gives your organisation a profile built to be found: by search engines, by AI assistants, and by the person two streets away who has never heard of you.
- Found in Spanish, English and German — from one profile
- Visible on every island, in every municipality
- Free to publish — no card needed
What your profile does for you
Not a line in a list. A working page that carries your whole offer and keeps earning attention after you stop thinking about it.
Found where people look
Indexed by island, municipality and category. When someone filters for what you do in the place you do it, you are in the results — not on page nine.
Everything you offer, in one place
Customers get the full picture in one visit: services, events, activities, products, opportunities, articles — plus QR menus and price lists. Each appears in its own section of the platform, all pointing back to you.
Credibility you can show
Verified organisations carry a trust mark. Reviews, opening hours, location and contact details sit on the page where people expect to find them.
See it before you sign up
Two things worth looking at properly: the website your organisation can switch on, and the digital menus behind a QR code. Both are made from the listings you publish here — there is no second copy to keep up to date.
- Your own website — sixteen designs, your own address, three languages
- Menus & price lists — a QR code at the table, a print-ready PDF on paper
Findability
How this actually helps you get found
Specifics, not adjectives. Here is exactly what the platform does on your behalf — each of these is live on every published profile.
A page search engines can actually read
Your profile is server-rendered and listed in our sitemap once per language, with hreflang tags telling Google which version to show which audience. Only three in ten Canary micro-businesses have a website at all (INE's ICT survey) — and plenty that exist were never indexed. This one is.
Ready for Google's local and map results
Every profile emits schema.org LocalBusiness markup — address, coordinates, opening hours, category, rating. That is the machine-readable form search engines need before they can show you in local and map results.
Your details, consistent where it counts
Your name, address, phone and category, published identically on a directory that is specifically about the Canary Islands. Citation consistency is a well-established local-search signal, and it is the part most businesses get wrong across the web.
Your domain, declared as yours
On paid plans your website is named in your profile's structured data as the official site of your business. That association helps search engines and AI assistants connect your brand to your domain — and it is independent of how any link is marked.
In the answer when people ask an AI
Assistants do not crawl — they call tools. We run a Model Context Protocol server, so ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral and others can query this directory directly and cite the page they read. Alongside it, a machine-readable map of the site at /llms.txt and a robots policy that names those assistants explicitly.
How well you fill it in decides what they say
An assistant repeats your listing. Coverage area, category, opening hours and your short description are the fields it reads, and the ones you control. We wrote down exactly how they are used, so this is a thing you can act on rather than hope for.
Traffic, not just impressions
People who reach your profile call, message and click through to your site. Referral visitors who already know what you do are worth more than an abstract ranking signal.
What we don't sell: backlinks
Plenty of directories will take your money and promise link juice. We won't, and you should be glad — here is the honest version.
- Outbound links on paid profiles are marked rel="sponsored", exactly as Google asks for links that come with a paid placement.
- Selling followed links is the first thing Google's link-spam policy names. Directories that do it risk a penalty that takes their customers' rankings down with them.
- So we sell reach, structure and traffic — the things that genuinely move a small business — and we tell you plainly which is which.
And if you stop existing?
A fair question to ask a young platform, and one most directories quietly avoid. Our answer is written into the terms rather than left to goodwill: at least 90 days' notice before we close, a free export of everything you keep here, and the QR codes you printed still working for 12 months after the lights go out.
Start free. Pay when it earns its place.
Publishing costs nothing. A subscription unlocks the parts that turn a listing into a channel.
Free — Discovery
- A public, indexed, three-language profile
- Up to 3 listings across any topic
- One QR menu or price list
- Appears in search, category and island pages
- Ready for Google's local results and AI assistants
From the entry plan upwards
- Your website and social profiles published on your page
- Verified organisation badge
- More listings, more photos, no platform watermark
- Direct messaging inbox from customers (Pro)
- Your own hosted microsite on a canarionet.com address (Pro)
- Featured placement, video and advanced analytics (Pro)
Who this is for
- Local businesses — shops, restaurants, clinics, tradespeople
- Associations, non-profits and cultural organisations
- Public bodies and community initiatives
- Event organisers and venue operators
- Experience providers — guided tours, sports, classes, activities
- Freelancers and independent professionals
Three steps to a live profile
01
Create an account
A few minutes, no card, no sales call.
02
Set up your organisation
Details, location, opening hours, description, logo. Request verification whenever you're ready.
03
Publish what you offer
Services, events, activities or opportunities go live in search results and category pages straight away.
Partnerships & featured placement
Looking for more than a profile? Co-marketing, featured placement, sponsored category positioning and event partnerships are all available — get in touch and we'll shape something around what you're actually trying to achieve.
Every paid partnership is labelled as such, on the page, without exception.
Get found this week
Create a free account, publish your profile, and start appearing in the searches your customers are already making.