The Storefront Launch
$500when it goes live
Includes 6 months of The Keep-It-Fresh Plan free (a $594 value), then $99 a month.
Here's a full example for a heating and air company. Yours shows the jobs you do, the towns you serve and your reviews.
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Open the full example site. It's a made-up home service business, built the way yours would be.
ExampleRepairs, new systems and tune-ups, and what they cost, in plain words.
ExampleYour rating, your reviews and your license, near the top.
ExampleWhere you go and when you're open, with one tap to call or text.
$500when it goes live
Includes 6 months of The Keep-It-Fresh Plan free (a $594 value), then $99 a month.
$1,000when it goes live
Saves $94 in year one
The site plus 12 months of The Keep-It-Fresh Plan, then $99 a month.
IllustrationThe Google Profile Tune-UpYour hours, categories and website link, set right on Google.
ExampleThe Review BoosterA 5 × 7 in counter card in a clear stand, with a QR code to your Google review page.
ExampleThe QR Card Pack250 business cards with your logo. The front has a QR code to your site, or to a promo page you pick. The back says “Loved your visit? Leave us a review”, with a QR code to your Google review page.
Pay nothing until it's live on your own web address. Don't love it in the first 30 days? I refund the $500.
On the Annual plan, I refund the full $1,000 within 30 days.
I take on five launches a month.When a month is full, the next launch waits for the month after.
Add The Growth Plan: +$100 a month.That's $199 a month with The Keep-It-Fresh Plan: a monthly visibility report, 4 Google posts plus 1 site update a month for one-tap approval, and drafted replies to new reviews.
What designers charge.Charlotte web designers typically charge $1,800–5,500 for a small-business site.1
1 marketingbymagnet.com/web-designer-cost-charlotte: a freelance designer's small-business site, 2026 rates (checked 2026-10-19).
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