Local Presence
- Google Business Profile posts, twice monthly
- Q&A monitoring and responses
- Photo uploads and profile maintenance
- Review requests after every completed job
- Review responses drafted for approval
- Citation monitoring
- Monthly report
Pricing
No custom quotes. No discovery calls to sit through. Same price for every trade. An average job in these trades runs four to five figures — one job the map produces pays for months of the work.
Required before monthly work begins. Profile audit and optimization, citation cleanup, twenty new citations, on-page audit, call tracking installed, baseline scan, review system configured.
Month to month. No contract. Thirty days notice. You own your profile, your citations, your phone numbers, and your website — always.
Website Builds
Most contractors get burned the same way: pay a few grand, the designer disappears, and two years later the site is slow, outdated, or hacked. That is exactly how our first client ended up with 24,000 spam URLs in Google's index.
We build the site and then we have to make it rank — so the things other shops sell as add-ons are just the build: service pages, city pages, schema, speed, lead capture, and call tracking, wired from day one. No site? We build it. Bad site? We rebuild it. Six weeks either way, and you own it outright.
Standalone. Everything on the left, delivered in six weeks, owned by you.
Same build, same six weeks — for contractors on any monthly plan.
Save $1,500One More
Google Business Profile reinstatement, success-only. You pay if and only if the profile is restored.
Talk To Us →Choosing
Three plans is enough to be honest and few enough to decide in a minute. The difference is not access to a better person — it is how much runs each month.
Your profile exists, has some reviews, and the phone rings — just not as often as it should. You are protecting and tidying a position you already half-hold. Most single-truck operations start here and never need to move.
You have crews to keep busy and a competitor visibly ahead of you on the map. This is the plan with geo-grid tracking and call attribution, which means it is the first plan where you can prove what happened. It is the one most contractors should be on.
You are contesting a genuinely competitive territory — HVAC in the East Valley, roofing after a storm season — or you are running more than one location. Below that level of competition you would be buying hours you do not need.
The $1,000 is a real month of work: auditing and rebuilding the profile, cleaning up the citation trail, fixing whatever the last agency left behind, and standing up call tracking. It is charged once, before the monthly work starts, because that first month is the month with the most work in it.
Nothing. Not your revenue, not how badly you need it, not how the discovery call goes. The number on this page is the number on the agreement. If we ever charge for something that is not printed here, you are entitled to ask why — and the answer had better be a signed change to scope.
Google Ads budget, which we do not manage. Photography, which you are better placed to take on the job. And any promise about rankings — we guarantee deliverables, not positions.
The Arithmetic
This is the part that makes the numbers above small. The trades we work with all share a shape: a large enough average job that a single booking covers months of the retainer.
At $950 a month, one a full re-roof covers roughly a year. We are not going to pretend that makes the decision for you — but it is the reason we publish the prices instead of qualifying you on a call.