Confirm the scope
Agree priorities, pages, access, baseline, backups and a review process.
Findability Sprint.
A focused tune-up for an existing website: one service, one location and up to five pages. Start small enough to finish properly.
Working launch offer
$1,750 once.
- One service line and one location
- Up to five existing-page improvements
- Scoped technical fixes and business-information consistency review
- Measurement baseline, change log and recommendations
A bounded project, with a proper handoff.
Improve and check
Make agreed content and technical changes in a protected environment. Keep a change log.
Approve and test
Owner/client approval, scoped checks, rollback plan and ownership handoff.
What sits outside the sprint.
- A full replacement website or unlimited content
- Additional locations or service lines
- Paid advertising or guaranteed rankings
- Unspecified third-party software, fees or subscriptions
- Open-ended revisions or improvements outside the agreed scope
Optional care. Separately agreed.
Search & Site Care: working launch price $650/month.
A defined single-location cycle for maintenance and prioritized improvements. Proposed cycle: a monthly technical/form/link check; up to two existing-page copy or metadata edits capped at two implementation hours; one prioritized recommendation and monthly change summary. Rebuilds, new integrations or landing pages, 24/7 support, unused-time rollover and hosting/software fees are excluded. Scope and delivery economics still require owner approval before any agreement. It is never mandatory or automatically activated.
The right project for the right business
A good fit beats a big promise.
This is a good fit when…
- You have an existing site and one service/location to focus on.
- You can approve business facts and grant the access needed for agreed changes.
- You want specific improvements and a clear handoff.
Let’s scope something else when…
- You need an entirely new site, many locations or a new integration.
- You need guaranteed rankings, leads or placement in an AI answer.
- Nobody can approve changes or confirm who owns the site.
What happens next
Small first step. Clear next decision.
1. Request the free snapshot
Share the site, priority service, location and the outcome you care about.
2. We check the fit
The request enters manual review. If we need more information, that comes before the sample.
3. Review the priorities
For accepted requests, review three observations, proposed fixes and what was not tested.
4. Choose the next step
A $1,750 one-time Sprint only begins after written scope and terms. Monthly care is optional.
A few useful answers.
Is the snapshot really free?
Yes. It is a small reviewed starting point for suitable requests. It does not change your site, require payment or enroll you in monthly care.
What if I already have a designer?
Keep them involved. We can define information and search-related improvements around the existing site, with responsibilities and access agreed first.
How quickly will I get it?
We review the request and available capacity before confirming timing. There is no instant report or blanket turnaround promise.
Start with a useful conversation
Let’s make something useful
Start with a free, reviewed snapshot of one service in one location. We check the fit, look at the site and explain the most useful next steps. No charge or automatic subscription.
Request a free snapshot Book a discovery callA baseline with the access you authorize.
We always record public-page observations and dated changes. Traffic and search reporting depend on owner-authorized analytics or Search Console access. If access is unavailable, those measures are labeled not tested.