Know what you are paying for.

You get something dated and checkable before you have paid a second invoice. Within 24 hours of your intake being complete, a baseline: screenshots of the map pack for the searches your customers use, where you come up, the businesses above you by name with their review counts next to yours, your Google profile as it appears today, and your site speed on a phone — every number stamped with the time it was taken and the method used. The fix list comes with it. If you would rather hand it to your own web person, the top ten are written plainly enough that he can do them without calling me.

Your Visibility Baseline and your Fix List within 24 hours, timed from intake complete, not from signature. Miss it and the setup fee comes back in full. The clock starts at intake complete — the moment I have your four answers and have confirmed it in writing — not at signature. Time spent waiting on you does not count. What is not guaranteed is said out loud: rankings, call volume, booked jobs and revenue. Google decides those, and so does whether the phone gets answered. The deliverables are guaranteed. The results are not.

Visibility is $1,000/month plus a $1,000 setup fee. Visibility + Site is $2,000/month plus a $1,500 setup fee. Full Channel is $3,500/month plus a $2,500 setup fee. You can pay month to month, or prepay a term at a published price: three months at 10% off the monthly — Visibility $2,700, Visibility + Site $5,400, Full Channel $9,450 — or six months at 15% off — Visibility $5,100, Visibility + Site $10,200, Full Channel $17,850. The setup fee is never waived and never discounted, at any term, because it pays for the work delivered in the first 24 hours. Any advertising budget is separate, is agreed before anything starts, and is paid to the platform rather than to Local Boost.

No. Plans are month-to-month and there is no initial term. A longer term is something you can choose at a published price, not something you are held to — and if you cancel inside the first 30 days you are refunded everything except one month at the standard monthly rate, so a prepaid term is not a trap.

Any time before intake is complete — before I have your four answers and have confirmed them in writing — you can cancel by email and every penny comes back, setup fee included. No work has begun, so there is nothing to argue about.

Cancel by email any time up to and including day 30 — no notice period, no phone call where I try to talk you out of it. Everything you have paid comes back except one month of service at the standard monthly rate for your plan. The setup fee is refunded in full. Every month you prepaid beyond the first is refunded. If you prepaid a term at a discount, the month I keep is charged at the standard rate, not the discounted one, because the discount was for the full term and the full term did not happen. Refunds are paid within ten business days, to the card or account you paid from. You keep everything already delivered — the Visibility Baseline, the Fix List, every change made to your Google Business Profile, and any website built under the agreement, including the copy and the build. I am not taking a contractor's website down over a refund. Not refunded: money paid out on your behalf and not recoverable — advertising spend, domain registration, stock licences, and any subscription bought in your name. Those are itemised on your invoice and are never part of the setup fee.

Everything. The domain is registered in your name, not mine — you are the registrant from day one. You are the primary owner of your Google Business Profile; I hold manager access, which you can remove yourself at any time without asking me. The website files, the content and the account logins are yours whatever the reason you leave, and they are yours the day you sign, not the day you ask. That is in the agreement, not just on this page.

Probably not, and the fix list will tell you. Start by checking the one you have: can a homeowner understand your services and call you easily from a phone? If it works, the Visibility plan is the one to take and you should not pay me to rebuild something that is not broken.

Yes. Keep the referrals. Your website, Google profile and reviews give homeowners another way to find and contact your business.