How it works
Audit, fix plan, the fixes, then a monthly check. Here's what exists today, what's planned, and who does each part.
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Free grader You, in about 30 seconds
Run the grader on your homepage. It reads ten on-page signals and shows the evidence for each. Many owners fix the failures themselves the same week.
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Human-reviewed audit Planned: waitlist open
A person reviews the grader result alongside your Google Business Profile, your main listings and the rest of your site, and writes down what's wrong and why, in priority order.
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Fix plan Planned
A short list of fixes, each tied to one of the four areas: service-area pages, Google Business Profile, citations and NAP, AI search readiness. Each item says who can do it: you, your web person, or us once the service opens.
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The fixes You or whoever you choose
Pages written or rewritten, profile corrected, listings cleaned up, structured data added. Every guide on this site explains the work so it can be done by anyone careful.
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Monthly check You, free
Re-run the grader after changes and once a month. Results are deterministic, so a change in the score means a change on your page.
What exists today?
The grader, the page planner, the guides and the fix explanations. All free, all without an account.
What's planned?
A human-reviewed audit and help with the fixes. It isn't open yet, and we won't describe prices or terms until it is. If you want it, join the waitlist; we'll contact you when it opens, and you can decide then.
What will never be part of it?
- Ranking guarantees
- Fake, paid or filtered reviews
- Keyword-stuffed profile names, fake locations, doorway pages
- Paid links or private blog networks
- Accounts or domains held in our name instead of yours
What does the grader do with my site?
It fetches the one page you enter, once, and stores the result for 30 days so you can share the link. It doesn't crawl the rest of your site, and it doesn't ask for your email. Details are on the grader page and in our privacy notes.