The price is on the page. That is the point.

Most agents start with the free audit. It shows where you stand, and when you sign up from its report, your results come with you. If you have already decided, Get started takes you to sign-in: enter your email, and the link we send creates your account. A few setup screens ask for what your site needs, then you start the plan. A team is set up with us, so start a team through the contact form.

Because the setup work earns its keep from the subscription, and a fee at the door mostly measures how badly a vendor needs cash up front. If we build for you and you leave in month two, that loss is ours by design; it keeps our incentives aimed at results you can see.

Your subscription ends, your site goes dormant rather than being deleted, and your domain is yours to keep: if you bought it through us, we transfer it to you. Come back and it is a payment, not a rebuild. No exit process, no retention call gauntlet.

No. Month to month. The monthly report is our retention strategy; if the numbers do not earn the next month, you should not buy it.

The shared layer: the team site and identity work, coordinated market content so your agents reinforce rather than cannibalize each other, and team-level reporting. Each seat then covers a full individual program for that agent, measured weekly rather than monthly.

Two external ones, both yours and both transparent: your domain registration, $12 a year, which you can buy through us at that flat price or register yourself, and any review or listing platform fees you already pay. Everything else we do is in the flat rate.

Different machine. Agencies price people-hours and meetings; our delivery runs on software we built, operated by people, which moves the economics without moving the standard. We also publish the price, which agencies avoid because opacity is a negotiating asset. It should make you ask hard questions of every quote you get, including ours.

Billing runs through Stripe. Your invoices, the card on file and cancelling are all in your dashboard, and none of them needs a phone call.

Nothing goes offline. The payment is retried for about two weeks while your site stays live, and your dashboard says what is needed. A failed card is something to update, not a penalty.

No. Your seat on the team is set up first, and only then does the solo plan end, prorated, so you never pay for both and the site never blinks.

No. The site belongs to you, whoever pays for it. A team lead can edit its content but never its domain or your own billing, and when you leave the team the site goes with you.