The inspection found seventeen things costing you calls. Here is exactly what it takes to close them, what it costs a month, and the point where it pays for itself.
You scored 24 out of 100 across twelve categories. The two that decide whether a stranger ever finds you — Google, and the AI assistants people now ask for recommendations — scored 16 and 5.
That is not a reflection of your work. Your rating is a genuine 5.0, your customers use words like “outstanding” and “always on site,” and people already recommend you by name in Charleston Facebook groups without being asked. The reputation is real and earned. Almost nobody outside that circle can find it.
Priced the way an agency in Charleston would quote each piece separately — so you can see what it is worth before you see what it costs.
Because it is built with AI rather than by a room full of people billing hours, it takes days instead of months — so it can be priced monthly instead of as a cheque you would have to think hard about. Tap a plan to run the numbers on it.
No contract · cancel any monthNone of these are inside the plans — they are the things that sit outside them, so you are never paying twice for something you already have. Nothing is ticked. Tap to add, tap again to take it off, and the number at the bottom moves with you. You can change any of it later without a phone call.
You should not have to take my word for whether this worked. You should be able to see it, on the same twelve categories, while your money is still refundable.
You pay your first month when you sign, through Stripe — I never see your card number, never handle it and never store it. That is the only money at stake, and for thirty days it is still yours.
On day 30 I re-run this exact inspection — the same twelve categories, scored the same way — and send you the new report. You compare it side by side with the 24 you're sitting at now, and you decide what it was worth.
If you want your money back inside those thirty days, you get it. All of it, the day you ask. You don't have to give a reason, fill in a form, or argue about the report. There is no condition on this — the report is there to show you it worked, not to decide whether you qualify.
One fair-play note. The thirty days is thirty days of me working. If I am waiting on your photos or your approval and five business days go by with no answer, the clock pauses until you are back — so your window is never spent waiting on a reply you didn't know I needed. It can only ever make your thirty days longer.
Your first month is paid. I start building the same day — no waiting on paperwork.
You approve every word before anyone else sees it. Nothing goes live until you say yes.
Same twelve categories, same method. You see exactly what moved.
Say the word and it is refunded that day. No reason needed.
Drag your average job to whatever yours really is. This tells you how many extra jobs a year it takes before this is free — and everything past that line is yours.
Not a projection, and not a promise about rankings — nobody can honestly promise those. Just the arithmetic on the plan you picked.
is what Found & Booked has to bring you in a whole year to cover itself completely.
Every finding from the inspection, mapped to the plan that closes it. Numbers refer to the findings on the inspection page.
| Finding | What's wrong today | Closed by |
|---|---|---|
| 01 · 02 | AI assistants see four characters — services and About page are pictures | Get Found |
| 04 · 05 | Pages titled “Home”, no headlines anywhere | Get Found |
| 06 | No business data attached — no stars or hours in search | Get Found |
| 07 · 08 | No contact form; two of three pages have no phone number | Get Found |
| 11 · 13 | No photo descriptions; menu links Google can't follow | Get Found |
| 12 · 14 · 15 | Blank gap on the homepage, spelling errors, 3.5 MB load | Get Found |
| 03 · 17 | Not on page one for your own core service; no service or area pages | Found & Booked |
| 09 · 16 | Google says you're closed Sundays; listing half-built | Found & Booked |
| 10 | Site links to nothing; shared links preview as “Home” | Found & Booked |
| 16 | 13 reviews against competitors with hundreds | Always On |
About an hour. Your services, your areas, the jobs you want more of and the ones you'd rather never do again.
A site on its own is two to three weeks. With the AI agent and SEO, four to six. You keep working — I need photos and your licence number.
You see it before anyone else does. Nothing goes live until you've read every word and said yes.
I run this same inspection again and show you the new score, measured the same way. You see exactly what moved.
Your first month, and thirty days to change your mind. This tells me which plan you picked so the first call is about your business instead of about paperwork.
Read the terms, type your name to sign, and you are done. Your first month is charged securely through Stripe, and you have thirty days to get every dollar of it back — no reason needed. I call you within one business day and start building the same day.
You have the hard part already. The work is good, the reviews are real, and people recommend you by name without being asked. What you don't have is any way for a stranger at eleven at night to find you — and that stranger is calling Roto-Rooter instead, tonight, whether or not you and I ever speak again.
I'm a licensed contractor myself, so I'm not going to explain your trade to you. I'll do the part you don't want to do, with thirty days to change your mind, and then I'll re-run this inspection in front of you and show you the number moved.
The Sunday hours error is free. I'll fix that on the spot today, whether or not you hire me.
