Your website costs you money every month. Is it making any?

You'll know. Every month.

Real numbers from Google and Bing. What AI assistants say when someone asks for a business like yours. What I fixed, and what it did.

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Based out of Spokane, WA. Working with businesses anywhere.

A small storefront with its website, search results, map pin, and customer reviews glowing above it.

The monthly report

Everyone sends a report. Mine can be checked.

Most monthly reports are estimates in a suit — invented traffic numbers, scores with no method behind them. I got tired of it and built my own.

Straight from Google and Bing: Your actual clicks and positions, pulled straight from Google and Bing. Not scraped. Not guessed.
Five AI engines, word for word: Five AI engines asked what your customers ask. Word for word what came back — and who got named instead of you.
Five graded areas, method printed: Five graded areas, and the scoring method printed — so you can check any number in it.
Every contact, counted: Form sends that actually sent, phone-number taps, email clicks — and where on the page they happened. Counted, never estimated.

If I can't measure it, it doesn't go in the report. That's the whole difference.

Everything the report contains, item by item →

Scope

One person. Your whole marketing.

Website. Google profile. Listings. Search. Content. Reporting.

Big companies have someone down the hall for this. You have a phone number you're not sure still works.

What's included, exactly →

Pricing

Three plans. Prices on the page.

Foundation

$395/month

Watched, measured, and proven — every month.

Website hosted, secured, monitored around the clock, backed up
Google Business Profile managed — hours, categories, attributes, photos kept current
Business listings monitored and corrected across the directories that matter
Your full monthly report — search data from Google and Bing, AI visibility, five graded areas, technical health, accessibility
Small business-info updates as you need them: hours, a phone number, a page correction
And the most important covered fix from your report, made every month

For a business whose site is in decent shape and needs someone reliable holding it — and proof it’s holding.

Choose Foundation

Recommended start

Growth

$795/month

Everything in Foundation, plus

Every month, more ways for customers to find you.

Two Google Business posts a month — built around your actual work, so your profile stays active instead of going stale
One page's worth of content work every month — new service or city pages while you still need them; after that, the same effort goes to rewriting the pages closest to ranking, refreshing what's gone stale, and merging pages that compete with each other
Your report's priority findings worked in order
SEO adjustments — structured data, internal linking, titles, technical fixes
Conversion fixes — the changes that turn visits into calls
AI visibility worked, not just measured

For a business that wants the phone to ring more, and doesn't want to manage the person making that happen.

Start with Growth

Partner

$1,495/month

Everything in Growth, plus

Found first — and watching who's ahead of you.

Four Google Business posts a monthDouble Growth's cadence, built on your real work.
Two pages of content work a monthDouble Growth's pace, new or improved.
Front of the queueYour requests and your report's work land first, every cycle.
Up to two locations or sitesEach with its own Google Business Profile managed, its own listings, and its own section in the report. More locations quoted.
Named competitor trackingThe competitors you name, watched month to month.
Quarterly competitive reportWhere you stand against them, what changed, and what to take next.
Priority scheduling and best pricing on project workYour slots open first, at the deepest client rate.

For businesses where the website is the sales channel, not a brochure.

Ask about Partner

Most businesses start with Growth. Plans change at the next billing cycle — move up or down as the work proves out.Terms, boundaries, and project pricing →

Questions

The three that matter

You got me to 100. Why keep paying you?

A 100 is a photograph. It isn't a state.

Google moved the speed thresholds last year. AI search didn't exist three years ago. Your competitors publish every week. A directory changes your hours and nobody tells you. A certificate expires. A form quietly stops delivering.

None of that is a flaw in your site. All of it is why a perfect site stops working.

The score isn't the finish line. Holding it is the job.

And if the work ever genuinely runs out, I'll tell you and move you down a tier. I'd rather have you at $395 for five years than $795 for eight months.

If your sites don't break, why do I need a plan?

The site won't rot. What surrounds it will.

I build static — no plugins to update, nothing to break in the background. Sites change because your business changes, not because the software rotted.

But your site is only worth what Google, the directories, and the AI assistants say about you this month. That changes constantly, and nobody sends you a note when it does.

Want a site built and nothing else? I'll do that. It's a project, not a plan.

Do you handle our IT?

No — and I'll tell you who should.

I'm not a helpdesk. Password resets, day-to-day user support, a laptop that won't boot — that's on-call work. You need a managed IT provider for that, and I'll point you at a good one.

What I run is your marketing: the site, the listings, the search results, the report. Scheduled work, done on a monthly cycle — not a pager.

I'd rather tell you now than take your money and do it badly.

Ready to hand this off?

Tell me what's going on with your business and I'll tell you what I'd fix first.

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