Every job your crew finishes becomes a page Google can rank.Every job becomes a page
Google ranks.
Your tech takes one photo on site. It goes to your Google page with the job's location. It builds a city page you own. That night, the customer gets a review request. $297 a month. Less than one roof a year.One photo on site lands on Google, builds a city page and asks for a review.
1 roof pays for the yearMore calls from Google in 90 days, or we work free until there are.
You pay an agency $2,000 a month and can't see what
it does.
They send a report. It says "impressions up 12%." You don't know what that means. Neither do they. When Google shut off call history in July 2024, nobody told you, because nobody was looking.
You don't need more marketing. You need to see it.
A job photo lands on Google. The city page gets stronger. The review comes in that night. You don't need a report for that. You need it to keep happening. That is the whole product.
One page that shows every job you
have done.
Each check-in adds to your page. The top counts your jobs, cities and job types. Below that, every job with a photo, the city and a short write-up. This is the live one for The Photo Booth Guy, the founder's own business: checkins.gethoneybun.com/pbg. Yours shows jobs instead of events.
Every job your crew checks in shows up here. The write-up is written for you. Customer photos you approve show up too.
A page for "AC repair Riverside." Every job in Riverside makes it stronger. Hosted on your site, on ours, or inside a site another agency runs.
The same pages at yourname.com/work. We set it up.
One photo on site. Four
things happen.
Fix your Google
page once
Categories, hours, services, photos. You edit in the app. It saves straight to Google. Your main category is the biggest lever in the map results. Most contractors never set it on purpose.
you do this onceTechs
check in
Photo, GPS and a caption in your voice. One tap sends it to your Google page, tagged to the job's location. If they can text, they can check in.
10 seconds per jobCity pages
build themselves
Every check-in feeds a page for that city, marked up so Google can read it. "AC repair Riverside" shows last week's job.
runs on its ownReviews
on autopilot
The review request goes out the evening of the job, inside quiet hours and consent rules. The reply is written in your voice. You approve. Google, Facebook and Instagram sit in one inbox.
runs on its ownPriced so one job covers
the year.
Start with your Google page. Add the field app when your techs are ready. Add the map when you want to see your whole area.
Everything your Google page should be doing, from one app.
- Google page editor: categories, hours, services, photos
- Reviews: AI replies, automatic requests, rules built in
- One inbox: Google, Facebook, Instagram
- Pulse: calls, views, directions, kept past Google's 6 months
- Weekly Google posts, you approve
- Digital business card with QR
- Your own number, 500 texts
Your techs check in. Google gets the photo. Your city pages get stronger every week.
- Everything in Visible
- Job check-ins: photo, GPS, caption, to your Google page
- City pages, hosted three ways
- Customer check-ins, you approve
- 1,000 texts a month
- Check-in widget for your site
See where you rank on every street you serve, and every call that came from it.
- Everything in Engine
- Map rank grid: 7×7, 15-mile radius, weekly
- Call tracking with missed-call alerts
- Check-in pages on your own domain
- 1,500 texts a month
- A review every quarter with a real person
DAY
PROOF
More calls from Google in 90 days, or we work free until
there are.
Not "rankings." Not "impressions." Calls from your Google page, the number on your Pulse screen. You read it off the same screen we do. If it did not go up, you stop paying and we keep working until it does.
What contractors
ask first.
Not for you if: you have no Google Business Profile yet, or you run twenty locations under a franchise. This is for the owner with one to five trucks who wants to see the marketing work.
Your next job is tomorrow morning. Have it on Google
by lunch.
Cancel any time. More calls in 90 days, or we work free until there are.
P.S. The check-in app, the Google page editor and the review engine are the same ones running on the founder's own business, The Photo Booth Guy, every weekend. The numbers in the phone above are his, from the last 30 days. Nothing here is a mockup.