What actually happens after you sign up?

Why there is no kickoff meeting

Because there is nothing we need from you that we cannot get from public data, and a meeting to collect nothing is a meeting that exists to make the price feel justified.

Everything required — your reviews, your services, your location, your hours, your categories — is already public and already about you. Asking you to fill in a sixty-field intake form would be asking you to do our job.

A meeting to collect nothing is a meeting that exists to make the price feel justified.

The sequence

• You confirm the listing. A search, a click on the right business, and payment. Two minutes.

• We pull the corpus. Your public reviews, in full.

• Every review is read and scored — services, problems, people, sentiment per aspect.

• The record is generated and typed in schema.org for your trade.

• A domain is registered in your name and the site is deployed.

• Submission runs to the indexes that accept it, then on a schedule.

• The weekly probe starts against Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.

• Your first report arrives, including the questions you are not yet winning.

How long it takes

The build is fast — the record and the site are generated, not hand-assembled. What is not instant is the part nobody controls: indexes crawl on their own schedule, and models update their view of the world slowly.

So the site exists quickly and the measurement takes longer to move. Anyone promising you a change in what ChatGPT says within a week is promising something they cannot deliver.