We build and manage websites for small service businesses, preparing them for customers who use AI assistants to find, contact, and book a business.
What the service includesYour written proposal separates the initial project fee from the monthly management fee. It sets out what is included, who owns what, and any third-party costs before you commit.
A customer might ask an AI assistant to handle this for them. We start with one of your services and test the steps from finding the right information to contacting you or arranging a visit.
Check the service someone needs, whether you cover their area, and the details your team needs before a visit.
Show any visit fee or approved price range, with a clear explanation of what is included and what needs a quote.
Offer an available time through a supported calendar, or send a request for your team to review. Make the booking status clear.
Booking an initial visit does not approve the full job or its price. You decide what can be booked, what it costs, and which requests your team needs to review first.
You stay in control of what your website says and what customers can book. We use the information and rules you approve.
You approve the services, areas covered, qualifications, and promises shown on your website.
Prices and ranges come from information you approve. When a job needs a quote or more detail, the customer is directed to your team.
Real examples of your work, reviews with clear sources, and photos you have permission to share. We check what supports each claim.
We start with the calendar or booking software your team uses. We check what it supports, what your subscription includes, and what access is needed before promising a connection.
We confirm and test each connection for your business. If your system cannot accept a booking directly, the website clearly asks for a callback or assessment instead. The names above are examples of systems we can assess; they do not imply a partnership or a connection that is already available.
We agree on the reporting included in your monthly plan. It shows what we can measure, what needs attention, and what we recommend improving.
Where your pages appear in search and AI results, and where visitors come from, when that information is available.
Whether the AI assistants we test understand your services, areas covered, and prices correctly.
Relevant inquiries, confirmed bookings, cancellations, and steps where customers need help.
Completed visits, work won, and time saved, using the records your business can share.
Google’s AI search report counts how often links to your site are shown and may be unavailable when there is little activity. Giving an AI assistant your website address lets us test whether it can use the site; finding you independently needs a separate test. Rankings and recommendations are never guaranteed.
Source: Google Search Console