A listing, a star rating and a pile of reviews, and their mind is made up before a page of yours loads. So we grade all three, the way a stranger meets you, and email you the whole report.
What lands in your inbox
The headline is written from the shape of your three scores, never the average, because the shape is the story. Reviews outrunning the website. A great site nobody can find. A profile two free fixes from complete.
Online Presence Audit · Sample Roofing Co.
“Your reviews are outrunning your website.”
The reviews send people to a page that never mentions them.
58 reviews at 4.8. Strangers believe this, and the website never shows it.
Two free fixes away from a complete listing.
Publish your hours on Google
"Hours not available" is the most common reason a business gets skipped at six in the evening. It is free and it takes five minutes.
Free fixes rank firstSample report. The business is invented, the arithmetic is real.
How it works // Three steps, one of them yours
Your email, your business name and your website. Thirty seconds.
Your Google listing on eight checks, your reviews against your trade, and your website against seven categories.
Your score, every check with what it is worth, and the fixes ranked cheapest first. A private report page that is yours to keep.
The full report arrives within one business day, and a note lands the moment you ask so you know it is in.
What gets graded // Three pillars, not one
Seven categories, read not scanned
What it says, how fast it is, whether it works on a phone, whether it can be found by Google and by AI answers, and whether anybody who lands on it knows what to do next. Graded against your real pages.
Eight checks, pass or fail
Phone, website, address and hours on the listing. Whether it is active enough to carry a rating and has enough reviews to rank locally. Whether it says you take urgent work, the search with the least price shopping in it.
Measured against your trade
Volume and rating, scored against a benchmark for businesses like yours rather than against perfection. Plenty of good operators are one honest ask away from the number that changes how they rank.
Why you can trust the number // Check it yourself
Most people find you before they ever reach your website. They find a Google listing, a star rating and a pile of reviews, and they have decided how they feel about you before a single page of yours loads. Grading the site alone tells you how the last third went.
Every profile check passes or fails on a fact, and prints what failing it costs you. Every review number prints the benchmark it was measured against. The weights are printed on the report. An audit nobody can check is a horoscope with a logo.
"Your website is weak" is something a stranger can wave away. "You have 58 reviews at 4.8, which is the best asset you own, and the website they land on after reading them scores 41" is an argument, because you can verify every number in it in about ninety seconds.
Different question? // Different tool
The Presence Audit answers one question: how you look to a stranger deciding whether to call. These answer others.
A different question: of everything in your business, what is quietly costing you the most right now. Sixty seconds, on screen, no email. Start there if you already know your presence is fine.
Find the bottleneck →How a business gets found and cited by Google and by AI answers, graded on the signals that decide it, with the to-do list that fixes them.
Grade my findability →A scaling plan built from what your website actually says about the business. For when the question is not what is broken but what is next.
Build my roadmap →Straight answers
Yes. No card, no meeting, and the report is yours to keep whether or not we ever speak. Plenty of people take the ranked fixes and do the work themselves, and that is a fine outcome.
Because the full report is emailed to you. We read your real Google listing and reviews and grade your site, and the email is how the finished report reaches you. It is not added to a newsletter or a sequence.
The report arrives within one business day. You get a note the moment you ask so you know it is in, then the full report when it is done.
Two of the three pillars are not AI at all. Every profile check passes or fails on something you can verify yourself in a minute, every review number prints the benchmark it was measured against, and the pillar weights are printed on the report. Anything we could not see is left out of the score rather than counted as a zero.
They answer different questions. The Bottleneck Breaker reads your website and names the one thing in your business costing you the most, on screen in sixty seconds. The Presence Audit grades how you look to a stranger deciding whether to call you: your site, your Google profile and your reviews, delivered as a full report by email.
Only if you ask. The report lands in your inbox with the fixes ranked. If you want to talk it through, reply to the email.
Ask anyway and leave the website blank. The profile and reviews still get graded, and the report will tell you plainly what to do first, which is usually free.
No card · No meeting · Yours either way
Thirty seconds to ask. The whole report in your inbox within one business day. Nobody rings you unless you want them to.
Kalispell, Montana. Working with businesses nationwide.