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No account, no cardIs AI recommending your business — or your competitors?
Ask ChatGPT or Perplexity who to hire and you don't get ten blue links — you get two or three names. This checks whether yours is one of them when a customer asks for someone in your trade, and shows you which competitors come back instead.
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Google Business Profile audit
Check your Google listing — reviews, rating, and name consistency — in seconds.
Your Google listing decides whether local customers, and the AI assistants that read from Google, find you at all. We report only what Google's data actually shows, with the specific fixes that matter.
Open the tool →Local business schema generator
Generate the JSON-LD that tells Google and AI engines exactly what your business is.
Structured data is one of the strongest signals answer engines use to decide who to recommend. Fill in your details, copy the code, paste it into your site's <head>. No account needed.
Open the tool →Google review request templates
Proven email and text templates for asking customers for a review — without being awkward.
Review count and recency feed both local rankings and what AI engines say about you. These are copy-paste ready, with the timing guidance that actually gets replies.
Open the tool →Lead value calculator
Work out what one more customer a month is actually worth to your business.
Most owners underestimate this badly, then under-invest in getting found. Put in your average job value and close rate and see the annual number.
Open the tool →Free with a free account
Sign-in requiredThese keep what you put into them, so they live behind a free account rather than in the browser tab. The account takes no card, and they stay free whether or not you ever buy anything else.
Customer hub (CRM)
Keep every customer, follow-up, appointment and note in one place.
Most small service businesses run their customer list across a phone's contacts, a notebook in the van and a memory of what was promised. This keeps all of it in one place you can open from any phone: who your customers are, what you owe them, what's on the calendar, and what was said last time.
Bookkeeping
Track money in, money out, profit by category — and your invoices.
Income and expenses by category, a profit-and-loss view for any period, and invoices you can create, print and mark paid. Built for the way a small service business actually keeps its books: log it once, see what you made, hand any period to whoever does your taxes.
