See where you actually stand
Enter your site. Google’s own tool scores it while you watch. No form, no callback, no “we’ll be in touch.”
I run Google’s own audit on your site and show you exactly what’s costing you that call — the score, and the specific reasons behind it. Then you decide how much of it I fix.
No discovery call. No pitch deck. No “let me put together a proposal.” You get your score, the specific reasons behind it, and a link to Google so you can check my work yourself. If I’m wrong, you’ll know in about a minute.
Enter your site. Google’s own tool scores it while you watch. No form, no callback, no “we’ll be in touch.”
The specific things costing you calls — slow pages, missing hours, thin reviews, no photos. Worst first, in plain words.
Listed, Dominant, or Untouchable. Which one depends on how hard your market is, not on how big your budget looks.
Pay when you want to start, or tell me you want the scope in writing first. Both are normal. Neither costs you anything today.
The difference between these is how hard your market is — not how much I think I can get. Pay when you’re ready to start, or ask for the scope in writing first and I’ll send it before you pay anything.
You exist on Google, properly, and stay that way. This is the floor — and most local businesses are sitting below it without knowing.
Rather see the scope first? Use the review path — same price either way.
You stop being findable and start being chosen. Google shows three businesses first. This is the work that gets you into those three.
Most businesses belong here. Ask me if you’re not sure — I’ll tell you if Listed is enough.
There isn’t a close second in your market. For crowded trades and multiple locations, where being third is the same as being invisible.
Scope is written per market. Yours gets named specifically, not templated.
Month to month. The price above is the price. Nothing starts billing until I’ve confirmed with you in writing what you’re getting and when it begins.
Pay six months up front and one month comes off. Twelve months and two come off. That’s the whole discount structure — there isn’t a hidden one.
Move up mid-month and you don’t pay twice. I start the higher-level work immediately, you’re not charged extra for the rest of that month, and the next full month bills at the new level. In writing, so it can’t drift.
Your score comes out of Google PageSpeed Insights. I can’t tune it, I can’t soften it, and you can run the same test yourself at pagespeed.web.dev and get the same number. That’s the point. Look at the result first, then decide whether I’m worth a conversation.