Tell me what you run. I'll tell you what to fix first.
One question, one recommendation, one fixed, flat fee — never a percentage of what you make. Every diagnostic credits toward the build. And if AI isn't the right answer for your operation, I'll tell you so on the call — I'd rather send you away well-informed than build you the wrong thing.
First — which of these is you?
What the gap costs
Move the sliders. The arithmetic is shown — check it.
Start here
Given what you run, this is where I'd start.
For scale: a full-time receptionist costs about $52,000 a year — and goes home at six.
House policies
Three things that are true of every engagement.
Offered in your vertical's budget window. One invoice, a year of coverage, priority on the build calendar.
The pilot credits in full toward any build within 90 days. Half the Blueprint credits toward any build within 6 months. You never pay twice to learn the same thing.
Month to month, thirty days' notice, and you keep your call logs, transcripts, configurations, and data export. We'd rather you leave than feel stuck.
The method — how the visibility Check-Up works
If we sent you a demo page, you've already seen a sample.
A demo page runs two of the twelve checks. Your Blueprint runs all twelve, across three AI engines, fact-checked against your own website — and ends with a ranked list of what to fix first.
Hours, prices, policies — from your site, never directories. Wrong listings are usually the first finding.
12 prompts × 3 engines × 3 runs. Medians only — never a cherry-picked single answer.
Evidence cards on the findings that matter, plus the competitor table. Every claim traceable, every card re-runnable.
30 minutes, live. You leave with the fix list and dollar ranges — whether or not we do the fixing.
“Plan me a two-day wine-tasting trip in [your AVA]. Which wineries should I visit and why?”
The deliverable
What an evidence card looks like
Not screenshots, not summaries — the models' actual answers, condensed with the methodology stated on every card. You can re-run any prompt yourself and compare.
Businesses that win their checks hear that too. We report what the models say — including when it's good news.
Inside every build — included, not extra
Your industry's live dashboard, a KPI dictionary you sign off on, and a monthly narrative a human signs.
NFC + QR entry points placed where guests actually stand — the counter, the table, the room.
Calendar, CRM, SMS, payments — the integrations that make it a system instead of a toy.
Documentation, training, and every credential handed over. If we ever part ways, it keeps running.
Built for your world: wineries · boutique hotels · law firms · CPA firms
Flat by design
The same structure in every vertical — because each one has a rule that demands it.
We never price per lead, per case, per booking, or per sale — in any industry. Partly because it's cleaner. Mostly because in each of our verticals, there's a reason it has to be this way.
Pricing indexed to matters runs into Rules 5.4 and 7.2(b). Flat monthly needs no ethics analysis — which is exactly why it's right.
Your club is the asset. A vendor taking a cut of orders is quietly farming your list.
You hired us to escape 15–30% OTA commissions. A per-booking fee would make us one more middleman.
Per-client pricing sits badly with §7216 and busy-season spikes. Flat monthly holds steady through January.
Straight answers
The questions you're actually asking.
Thirty minutes, and one honest answer.
If there's nothing here worth building, I'll tell you that on the call and we'll both have saved an afternoon.