One pipeline. Seven stages. Every one of them covered.

Five to eight pages on a template built for your vertical, with click-to-call, a booking widget wired to Remi, chat and SMS embedded, schema markup and a live reviews feed. Flat monthly, no build fee at the base tier.

Updates, backups, security, uptime and speed monitoring, small content edits, and one monthly report you can actually read.

One-time optimization — categories, services, photos, Q&A, verification — then weekly posts, photo updates, review responses, spam-listing removal and monthly insights.

A review request after every completed job or matter, owner responses drafted for your approval, unhappy customers routed to you privately before they post, and a monthly rating report.

One consistent name, address and phone across Apple, Bing, Yelp, Nextdoor and Angi — plus Avvo and FindLaw for firms, Healthgrades for practices.

Structured data, FAQ and service pages written to be quoted by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity, entity consistency across your profile and listings, and a monthly report on whether you are actually cited for your service near your city.

Verification, listing, and answering in two rings. Google ranks Local Services Ads on how fast you answer and how you are reviewed — Remi answers in two rings.

A tracking number per channel — Google Business Profile, Local Services Ads, your site, your ads — so the Daily Brief can tell you which source produced which booked appointment.

Remi runs your script, not a generic one: matter type and conflict details for firms, job type and urgency for trades, procedure and insurance for practices, budget and timeline for real estate.

You set the rules for what needs a person. Remi warm-transfers to your on-call number, and if nobody picks up you get a "call me now" alert with everything it already collected.

One text each morning: calls answered, leads qualified, appointments booked, no-shows prevented, reviews posted, and which source produced the bookings.

Theo confirms by text and voice on your schedule, handles the reschedule in thread, and escalates the ones that go quiet.

When a slot cancels, Theo works your waitlist immediately so the hour gets sold rather than lost.

Documents, photos, insurance details and forms collected before they arrive, so nobody sits in your waiting room filling out paperwork.

Campaigns against past customers and the cold leads already in your CRM — tune-up season, dental recall, "still need that looked at?" — run as conversations, not blasts.

Everyone who said no in the last six to twelve months gets asked again properly, at a point when their answer may well have changed.

A review ask after every completed job or matter, unhappy customers intercepted and routed to you privately, and referral asks to the customers who rated you highest.

Personalized sequences to a list you approve, replies handled in thread, and meetings booked onto your calendar.

SPF, DKIM, DMARC, domain warm-up and list hygiene done before a single send. Sending is the easy half; landing in the inbox is the half that gets skipped.