The free plan isn't a trial
Quotes, invoices, card payments, contracts, booking, the customer portal and the website assistant are all on it, for one person at one address, for as long as you want. What the paid plans buy is the visibility work — the tracking, the competitors, the review routine — because every one of those costs real money every week on every account.
No card now, and no card later. There is no annual version of nothing.
One person, one address, running the whole business off a phone.
- One business address
- Just you
- Your score re-checked every month
- ✓Contacts, jobs and the pipeline
- ✓Quotes, invoices, line photos and card payments through your own Stripe
- ✓Recurring plans and card on file
- ✓Contracts and signatures
- ✓Online booking, staff and hours
- ✓The website assistant and the lead inbox
- ✓The customer portal
- ✓Reports, CSV export and the weekly email
- ✓Alerts when your site goes down or your listing breaks
No card, and nothing to cancel.
$1,188 a year, or $139 a month if you want it loose.
Saves $480 a year
A business with a couple of vans, or a couple of addresses, that wants to know where it stands each week.
- Up to 5 business addresses
- Up to 3 people signed in
- Your score re-checked every week
- 10 search terms tracked
- ✓Everything on Free
- ✓Review requests, sent on a routine
- ✓Competitors tracked beside you
- ✓Search terms tracked over time
- ✓Connect your Google Business Profile
- ✓Every alert, not only the critical ones
The 14-day trial takes no card. Annual is one payment for the twelve months, which is what the lower rate is for. Email us and we'll set it up — there's no checkout in the product yet.
$3,588 a year, or $399 a month if you want it loose.
Saves $1,200 a year
You would rather this was somebody else's job.
- Up to 25 business addresses
- Up to 10 people signed in
- Your score re-checked every week
- 30 search terms tracked
- ✓Everything on Pro
- ✓Ryan does the work — the listing, the on-page fixes, the review routine
- ✓Social posts drafted from what actually happened in your business
- ✓Ad copy drafted for Google, Facebook and Instagram, with the previews
- ✓One note a month on what changed
One payment for the twelve months. It doesn't roll into a second year without asking you first, and the setup work stays yours either way.
What no plan does
- —It writes social posts and ad copy for you, checked against the real character limits — and then you paste them in yourself. Nothing here publishes to Facebook, Instagram or Google Ads, and no advertising account can be connected.
- —There is no text messaging anywhere. Reminders, review requests and follow-ups all go by email.
- —It does not sync with Google Calendar or Outlook, and it does not sync with QuickBooks or Xero. The way out of it is a CSV.
- —Connecting a Google Business Profile lets you bind your listing. It does not pull your reviews in, and it cannot answer them.
Paying more does not unlock any of these, because none of them exist yet. Everything that does
The questions people ask
Is the free plan a trial?+
No. It doesn't expire and it doesn't ask for a card. Quotes, invoices, payments, contracts, booking, the customer portal and the assistant are all on it. What Pro adds is the visibility work — tracking, competitors, review requests — because every one of those costs us money on every account, every week.
What happens after the 14-day Pro trial?+
You drop back to Free and nothing is deleted. Your contacts, invoices and history stay exactly where they are; the Pro-only screens stop refreshing. Nobody gets locked out of their own invoices for not paying us.
How do I actually pay for Pro?+
By emailing us, today. There is no checkout inside the product yet — it's the next thing being built, and saying so is more useful to you than a button that pretends otherwise.
Do you take a cut of my payments?+
No. Card payments run through your own Stripe account and land where your money already lands. There is no application fee — not a small one, none. Stripe charges you their normal rate and we are not in the middle of it.
What's the difference between Pro and Managed?+
Pro is the software. Managed is the software plus Ryan doing the work — claiming and completing the listing, fixing the on-page pieces, running the review routine, and drafting the posts and ads. Same product underneath; the difference is whose evening it takes.
What's the catch with annual?+
You pay for the twelve months up front, and that's the whole of it — the lower rate is what the up-front payment buys. There's no lock-in beyond the year you paid for: it doesn't roll into a second one without asking, and if you'd rather keep it loose, monthly is genuinely month to month and 29% dearer for the privilege.
Can I leave?+
On monthly, yes — no contract, stop whenever, and your data comes out as CSV. On annual you've bought the year, so what we do is finish it: the account stays open until the twelve months are up, we don't take another payment, and the setup work stays yours either way.
Can I switch between monthly and annual?+
Yes, at the point you renew. Switching mid-term means working out the difference by hand, which we'll do — email us — but there's no button for it, the same as there's no button for paying us in the first place yet.