Local Visibility · Austin, TX
Your Google Business Profile, complete and up to date.
It's the first thing people see when they search for your kind of business. We work on your existing profile: we get it complete and keep it that way, at a fixed price per location.
Public pricing
What it costs, upfront
Optimize your existing profile
$295, one-time, per location
Full review and correction: info, categories, services, photos and hours.
Does not include profile verification (Google requires an owner video; we advise, you do it), source content, advertising, or reviews.
Monthly management
$199/month, per location
Posts, updates and a monthly report.
3-Month Boost Bundle ⭐
$997, one-time bundle price, per client
Includes exactly 2 new pages, 2 posts a month and 1 closing report — creating or optimizing the profile, guidance on Google's verification video and 3 months of management.
After the Boost, if you want to continue
$199/month
The same monthly management.
A fixed price per location. No slots, no cutoff date, no volume ladder. A business with two locations pays twice.
The scope is counted. The Boost is exactly 2 new pages, 2 posts a month and 1 closing report. The quantity is the price.
Your profile is free. Our work isn't.
A Google Business Profile is free. Google doesn't charge for it and any business can manage it on their own. What we charge for is our work setting it up and maintaining it, always itemized on your invoice.
What's not included
Not included: profile verification (Google requires an owner video; we advise, you do it) · original content creation · advertising · getting or responding to reviews without your written authorization.
We manage your profile as a third party, and here's what that means
When we manage your Google profile, we follow Google's policy for agencies managing other people's Business Profiles to the letter. This isn't our fine print: it's Google's rule, and we comply with it without exception.
First, a Google Business Profile is a service at no additional cost. Google doesn't charge any business for having a profile, claiming it, or keeping it active. Any owner can manage their own without paying anyone. What you pay us for is our work — the time we spend getting it complete and keeping it current — never the profile itself.
Second, before we touch your profile we tell you in writing what we're going to do and what we're going to charge for it. That fee doesn't disappear into a generic monthly total: it appears as its own line item on your invoice, so you always know what part of the payment is for your Google profile.
Third, ownership of the profile is yours — or shared with you if there's more than one manager — at all times, from the first day to the last. We administer; you own it. If you ever decide to end the work with us, we return exclusive control of your profile within 7 business days, no conditions, and we never hold it hostage as a negotiating tool.
And a fourth thing, even though Google doesn't require it in writing: we don't respond to reviews on your behalf without your explicit written authorization. Your public reputation is yours to manage, or ours to manage only when you've said so beforehand — not after.
Read this first
What you can do yourself, for free, before paying anyone.
If you travel to the customer, the address and the area have their own rules.
What Google's policy says in writing about asking for reviews.
Frequently asked
What people ask us before hiring.
Is the profile mine or yours?
Yours, always. We work on your Business Profile as an external manager, with your permission and under your account. If we stop working together, we hand exclusive control back to you and the profile keeps everything in it.
Isn't a Google Business Profile free?
It is. Google does not charge to create it or to keep it, and any business can manage its own. What is charged here is the work of setting it up and keeping it current.
Do I have to give you my Google password?
No, and we will not ask for it. You add us as managers of your Business Profile from your own account, which is the mechanism Google provides for exactly this. You remove that access yourself, from your account, whenever you want.
Can you do the verification for me?
No. Google asks for a video recorded by the business owner, and that part cannot be delegated. We tell you exactly what has to appear in the video and we walk you through it, but you are the one recording it.
What does a complete profile change?
Google states that its local results are ordered by relevance, distance and prominence. A complete profile — categories, services, hours, photos and correct details — is the information Google reads to understand what your business does, and it is the same thing a person reads before deciding whether to call. What nobody can tell you is where you will land in those results: that depends on your market, your competitors, and decisions by Google that nobody selling you something controls.