Get your business on Google Maps in more of the cities you already serve.
Most businesses only show up on Google Maps near their shop, even when most of their work is across town. We set up small offices around the metro and manage a Google Maps listing for each one, so you can show up where your crews already work.
Which cities do you want to be in?
Three steps.
You only pay after the second one.
Tell us the cities.
We check whether it works there and tell you either way.
We set up the listings and pages, and reporting starts.
The rest of this page explains why your address is what ranks you, and what each city actually gets.Read it first, or send your cities now and a person puts the answer in writing either way.
Local results take months, not weeks. Anyone promising a fixed date is guessing.
Earning reviews is your part. We answer them, we never manufacture them.
Closing the leads is your part. Our part is getting you found.
Eight trades. The same map problem.
Crews and licenses cover a whole metro. The listing only shows up near the office.
Attorneys and Law Firms
Clients search by their own city. The firm only shows up near the office.
Storm and Roofing
Crews chase storm work three counties out. The listing ranks near the yard.
Real Estate Agents
Licensed across a whole territory, findable in one corner of it.
HVAC and Plumbing
Trucks run the whole metro all day. The map shows one suburb.
Insurance and Public Adjusters
Adjusters go wherever the claim is. Search does not follow them there.
Solar Installers
Installs happen across the region. The listing sits at the warehouse.
Landscaping Companies
Crews service suburbs every week that the listing never reaches.
Pest Control
Routes cover zones the profile does not show up in.
Google ranks you from your address. Not from your service area.
Independent testing found that the service area settings on a Google Business Profile do not affect rankings. Rankings come from the address the listing was verified at. Research published by Sterling Sky, an independent local search firm. Not our research, and not a result of our services.
One city first. Then the cities around it.
Each city gets its own listing and its own location, so where you show up finally matches where your crews already work.
One more office, or several cities.
If the address is what ranks you, the obvious move is another office. Here is what each one commits you to.
Open one more office
- Commitment
- A lease, usually several years, in one city.
- On the map
- One new address and one listing to run yourself.
- If it does not work
- You are still on the lease.
Several cities, one program
- Commitment
- A twelve month agreement. You sign nothing for the locations.
- On the map
- Several cities at once, each listing managed for you.
- If it does not work
- We review every city with you at renewal.
Several cities for less than the commitment of one lease. Your exact comparison comes in your written quote.
Five things. One goal.
Your business on Google Maps in more of the cities you already serve.
Get into more cities
A Google Maps location and listing in each city you want to reach, so you show up where the work already is.
Your Google listing, done right
The right category, every service listed, photos, posts, and verification handled when Google asks.
A website that keeps growing
Each city gets its own hub and a set of pages beneath it, about thirty per city in the first year.
Found by AI, not just Google
Pages written so AI assistants can read and repeat what you do, with the details stated plainly.
Your details, correct everywhere
Name, address, and phone kept consistent across the directories and data networks Google checks.
Every city gets its own website inside your website.
Each city gets a main page and a set of pages beneath it, each written for something a customer actually types. Every page is checked before it goes live, and each one is written to its own shape so the site never looks mass produced.
If marketing has burned you before.
Four differences you can check yourself, not promises.
Every city gets its own phone number
You see calls by city, not website visits. That tells you which cities pay for themselves.
We write down where you stand first
Before we touch anything we record your starting point, so you can see what actually moved.
The map is a picture, not a report
A scan across your metro is green or it is not. Nothing to take on faith.
What we build exists either way
Listings in each city and a built out website. Not a traffic chart and an empty drawer.
Priced by cities.
Every package includes the same work. Scope and price come in writing after we review your cities.
- A Google Maps location in each city
- Google listing built and verified
- Business info kept correct everywhere
- Reviews answered
- Managed website and local pages
- Monthly report by city
- A Google Maps location in each city
- Google listing built and verified
- Business info kept correct everywhere
- Reviews answered
- Managed website and local pages
- Monthly report by city
- A Google Maps location in each city
- Google listing built and verified
- Business info kept correct everywhere
- Reviews answered
- Managed website and local pages
- Monthly report by city, plus a named account contact
$299 per qualifying in-person or video verification event. When Google requests it, we coordinate an authorized local visit and manage the logistics. Postcard, phone, and automated verification are not charged as Verification Support.
Availability, eligibility, and cost differ by metro, so every engagement is quoted after we review your cities rather than priced from a list. The scope above does not change. The number is confirmed in writing before anything starts.
Straight answers.
What if Google requires video verification for my location?
If Google requests in-person or video verification, we coordinate an authorized local visit and manage the logistics. Verification Support is a flat $299 per qualifying event and applies only to those request types. Google controls participants, evidence, eligibility, and approval, so no outcome is guaranteed.
What happens if my location gets removed?
We review the issue and attempt recovery where the service agreement includes it. If Google requires new in-person or video verification, the $299 Verification Support fee applies. A new location program may require a separate purchase if the address must change. Google controls reinstatement.
How long does it take to get a location live?
Setup timelines depend on partner availability and Google's verification process, which varies by city and by listing history. We confirm the expected sequence and requirements before work begins.
What is your review policy?
We monitor managed locations and post professional, truthful responses. We can dispute reviews that appear to violate Google's content policies, but removal is never guaranteed because Google makes the final decision. We do not buy, incentivize, gate by sentiment, or manufacture reviews.
What happens to my profile when the engagement ends?
The Google Business Profile is part of the ongoing managed service, not a deliverable that transfers automatically. Location count, term, renewal, and cancellation requirements are confirmed in the signed service agreement. You keep your brand name, logo, domain, phone numbers, and customer data at all times.
Tell us your cities. We will tell you whether it works there.
A person reviews your cities and replies by email, including if the answer is no. Nothing is reserved and there is no fee until you have a scope and a price.