Start with what needs to improve: trust, leads, workflow, follow-up, or memory.
Scope the project before the meeting.
Pick what the business needs and the range updates as you go. No email required, no call required, no mystery quote later. When the number makes sense, attach the scope to the project brief or email it directly.
The one-time and monthly ranges update as you add website, content, software, AI, and support.
Attach the scope to a project brief, review the fit, and open the prepared email only when you are ready.
Pick what needs to work. The range moves with you.
Start simple, add the systems that matter, and use the live summary to see whether this is an email-simple build or a discovery-call project.
Recommended starting pointLocal Pro Website is preselected. Change or remove it anytime.
Start from a live demoLoad a realistic first scope, then remove anything you do not need.
Look better and get found
The public-facing side — what customers see before they ever call.
A better website
A website that makes people trust you before they call.
Pick one — you can change it anytime.AI search readiness
Make the website clearer, more crawlable, and easier for customers and AI tools to understand.
Brand cleanup
Keep the name people know. Make it look like it deserves the reputation.
Photo / video content
Real proof of your work instead of stock photos.
Social visibility
Stay visible without living online all day.
Run smoother
The operating side — how the work, money, and follow-up get handled.
Quote, booking, or order system
Cleaner requests coming in. Fewer calls asking the same question.
Dashboard or portal
Jobs, money, staff, and follow-up in one place — for you and your team.
AI / business memory
Stop carrying the whole business in your head and your texts.
Keep it running
Optional monthly support so changes never become a new project.
Monthly support
Updates, monitoring, and changes handled without re-scoping every time.
Pick one — you can change it anytime.Project brief · nothing sent yet
Bring the basics into focus before the first reply.
Add what you do, what feels broken, budget, timeline, and what the business needs next. The review keeps the estimate and context together, then shows whether email or a focused discovery call is the useful next step.