After you subscribe
What actually happens after you sign up?
The short answerYou confirm which business is yours and pay. Everything after that is on us: we pull and analyse your reviews, build the structured record, register a domain, deploy the site, submit it for indexing, and start the weekly probe. Your first report follows. There is no onboarding call unless you want one.
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.
- 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.
What we will ask you for
Almost nothing, and only after the fact: whether the details we published are right, and whether you want the phone number or lead form pointed somewhere specific. Both take a reply to an email.
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.
And if you stop
The 14-day guarantee covers the first month in full. After that it is month to month with no contract, the domain remains yours, and the site comes down when you cancel.
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