Every plan, broken down to the deliverable. What's included, what's not included, and why it's worth the money. If something isn't on this page, we don't charge for it — and if you ever feel a gap between this page and what you received, say so and we make it right.
It's how we introduce ourselves. We'd rather prove we can find real problems than hand you a business card. If the audit finds nothing, you lost sixty seconds. If it finds what it found at the first 20 businesses we checked — you'll want to know.
Six professional pieces a month is less than $50 an ad — from someone who knows your shop, answers your texts, and shows up in person. Agencies charge that for one. And you're never locked in: it works or you text "stop."
Every wrong listing is a customer sent to a competitor, every day, silently. This is a one-time flat fee to make every source the AI reads agree about you — with a measured before/after. Twenty-seven out of twenty-seven local businesses we've checked needed it.
The AI world reshuffled itself three times in two years (see the timeline on the main page). A one-time fix goes stale; $99/mo means whatever changes next, you're adjusted first — and you watch your competitors' moves in the same page.
This is "handle the whole thing": seen by people, found by AI, trusted by both. One text thread, one monthly page, one price that's less than most shops' coffee budget for the ads alone. (One-time $499 Fix at signup gets you AI-ready first.)
You're already spending the hard money — the ads budget. $799 makes sure it stops being burned on boosted posts and starts being measured. With the AI Watch included it's $849/mo; spending over $5,300/mo? The price becomes 15% of spend, so it scales with the real work.
Template sites are why 27 of 27 audits failed — dead placeholder text, wrong numbers, pages machines can't read. This is a site built to pass the same five checks we use to grade everyone else — and it's YOURS, forever, in writing.
One-time power-ups are builds — you own them forever. Monthly plans keep them alive. Every price below says which kind it is. Any change to anything we've built for you — hours, stock, staff, links — is one text on any monthly plan, live the same day, never an extra charge.
Text us any change — "brisket's gone," "new stylist starts Tuesday," "got a pallet of 265/70R17s" — and it's live on your site the same business day, with Google, Bing, and Apple submitted same-day (they typically show it by the next day — we tell you the truth about their lag, not ours). Every change logged; the log appears in your monthly report.
We set you up on the booking or ordering platform that fits your trade (the ones AI assistants can already complete bookings through), and wire that one link everywhere: site button, Google profile, Instagram, counter QR card. One tap from "found you" to "booked you."
It's a build, not a subscription — you own it. If the link ever changes or your platform swaps, fixing the wiring is covered by any monthly plan: text us, done same day, no extra charge. Not on a plan? We leave you the plain-English re-wire instructions.
Your inventory as pages a machine can read — tire sizes, feed brands, this week's arrivals — with an honest "updated today" stamp. When someone asks an AI "who has my size in Barstow," the only shops it can name are the ones whose stock is readable.
Who keeps it current — spelled out: the $299 builds the pages once, and they're yours. Day-to-day changes go through Text-It-Live: you (or your register's export) send the change — "out of 265/70R16," "hay delivery landed" — and we rebuild the pages the same business day. On any monthly plan ($99/mo and up) that's included, unlimited, no added fee. Not on a monthly plan? The pages still work; you get a simple update sheet and instructions, and they're yours to maintain — or hop on the $99 watch and it's text-and-done.
QR ask-cards at your counter, a steady weekly ask rhythm, and drafted replies to every review for your one-tap approval. Fresh reviews are what AI (and humans) trust most — a three-week quiet spell measurably hurts you.
Missed-call text-back and automated appointment reminders are the most-requested products in local marketing — and they run on regulated text messaging with real per-message penalties. We don't sell them until our compliance work clears. When another agency offers them cheap, ask them how their texting is registered. That pause is what buying from an honest shop looks like.