The catalogue
You build these in the platform and charge what you like — there is no cut and nothing to order from us. Every price below is the one we suggest, not one we enforce, and every status is the real one, including the two that embarrass us.
A written report on a business’s website and its Google presence — what is broken, what it is costing them, what to fix first. It costs us about 48 cents to produce. You give it away, and it is how nearly every paid tier starts.
Costs us ~48¢. Costs you nothing.
Top placement in your directory, photos, hours, a live link, and the enquiries that come with it. The cheapest thing you sell and the easiest — the business is already listed, they are just buying the good spot.
Automated review requests after each transaction, plus a physical tap-to-review card for the counter. Every customer is asked the same way regardless of how happy they are — we do not filter by sentiment, and we will not build it that way.
A real site on the business’s own domain, built and hosted by us and leased month to month. Leased, not sold: it stays a configuration we can update, not a project that ends. This is the one we are still building the factory for.
An ordering and loyalty app for the businesses that can carry one. Web-based by design — Apple’s guidelines make template apps submitted on a client’s behalf unworkable at this scale, so we are not pretending otherwise.
Break-even
| Selling only this | You charge | Businesses needed |
|---|---|---|
| Featured listing | $39/mo | 3 |
| Reviews + NFC card | $129/mo | 1 |
| Leased website(in build) | $149/mo | 1 |
| Mobile app(not started) | $99/mo | 1 |
| Everything that ships today, one business(featured listing + reviews) | $168/mo | 1 |
One business taking both live services clears the seat with $71 to spare. Two on reviews alone does it as well. We are not going to pretend that makes it easy — finding the first one is the entire job — but the arithmetic is small enough to check.
The competing quote
| Vendor | List price | What that buys |
|---|---|---|
| Podium | $399/mo | reviews and messaging; $99/mo more for AI |
| Birdeye | $299–999/mo | reputation suite, annual contract |
| Owner.com | $249–499/mo | restaurants only, plus 5% of guest orders |
| Agency retainer | $225–499/mo | a subscription website, typical range |
| You | $317/mo | listing, reviews, NFC card, and a website once the builder ships — all of it yours |
Public list prices, checked August 2026. Check them yourself — that is why we named the vendors.
One thing we will not build
Several well-known platforms ask a customer whether they were satisfied, send the happy ones to Google, and route the unhappy ones to a private form. It is called review gating, and Google’s review policy prohibits it. It is the merchant’s profile that carries the risk, and no disclosure any of us signs changes that — Google is not a party to it.
So our system sends by transaction window, never by sentiment, and there is no setting to change it. If a client asks you to filter the requests, the honest answer is that the product cannot, on purpose. It costs us a few sales and it is not up for discussion.
Tell us the niche and the metro you would work. We would rather talk you out of a bad one now than refund you later.