The price ison the page

• The Free Check

  The names three assistants give for your town, today.

  Ten questions a customer in your town would ask go to ChatGPT, Google and Perplexity. You see which names come back, and whether yours is one of them. No card, and nobody calls you afterwards.

  No charge

  Run The Free Check

• The Audit

  Every page, link and listing read at one price.

  We read the whole site the way a customer and an assistant read it: every page, every old link, every listing that names you. You get the fix list in the order it pays, with what each fix is for. The price does not move once the reading starts.

  $800

  Book The Audit · $800

• The Move

  Every old link still opens on the new site.

  A new website, and every address the old one ever published given a place on it: kept, sent on to the page that replaced it, or retired on purpose. The price covers up to 500 old addresses.

  From $3,950

  Start The Move · from $3,950

• The Month

  A dated line on the first, every month.

  We keep asking the questions your customers ask, and keep working the pages and listings the answers come from. On the first of each month you read one line: which assistants named you, for which questions, and what changed. The month starts after the audit or the move, so it begins from a site that is already right.

  From $1,000 a month

  Read A Sample Month

An owner deciding this week deserves the number before the pitch.

Do I have to talk to anyone first?

No. The free check answers on the page, and the audit and the move can be paid for here. Within a working day we write with the one thing we need to start. If you would rather talk, write and ask; most owners never need to.

What if my old site has more than 500 addresses?

The move covers up to 500. Above that, the price comes from the count, and it is written down before you pay anything.

Will the move break my site?

The move exists so it does not. Before the new site goes live, every address the old one ever published is asked for on it, and each one either opens, sends the visitor to the page that replaced it, or is retired on purpose.