When you stop needing to look real and start needing to be found.

What changes at this level

LaunchPad answers one question: does this business look real when somebody looks it up? Local Authority answers the harder one: does anybody find it, and can you prove what came back?

Two things drive that. The first is a website actually designed for your company — your trade, your service area, the jobs you want more of, laid out to be found for the words people in your towns actually type. The second is that we stop guessing. Every call and every form gets logged with a timestamp, in a place you can open yourself. At the end of the month you do not get an adjective. You get a list.

Everything in LaunchPad, plus

1. 01

   A custom premium website, designed for the company

   Not a template with your logo on it. Designed around what you sell and who buys it — the septic company and the fencing company do not get the same page with different photographs. Built to load on a phone in a truck, which is where most of your customers will meet it.

2. 02

   Local search done properly, and the Google profile actively managed

   Your service area written the way people search it — Kemp, Mabank, Gun Barrel City, the lake towns, or whichever corner of Texas you work. The listing is not just set up and left; it is managed month to month, with the categories, service list, hours, photographs and posts kept current as the business changes.

3. 03

   Social presence on two channels, posted consistently

   Two channels, posted on a real schedule — usually your finished work, because that is what earns attention in a trade. Two done properly beats five abandoned, so we do not sell five.

4. 04

   Compliant review requests after every job, run on our side

   On LaunchPad your team does the asking. Here it is automatic and it runs on our side — a request after the job, worded to stay within the platforms' rules. No incentives, no gating, no filtering out the unhappy ones. That last part is not us being noble; it is the rule, and it is also the only way the reviews mean anything.

5. 05

   A dedicated tracking number and a shared lead log

   A number of your own, and a log you can open: every call and every form timestamped, visible to you, not summarised to you. When you ask where the work came from last month, that question has a real answer instead of a feeling.

6. 06

   A monthly report, lead by lead

   Not a dashboard screenshot. The actual leads, one at a time, and what we did that month. Quiet months are reported as quiet months.

Questions people actually ask

Will $2,500 a month get me to page one?
We will not tell you that, because we cannot control it and neither can anybody else. Rankings belong to Google. What we sell is the work and the proof of it: the site built right, the listing managed, the reviews asked for, every call logged where you can see it. If somebody quotes you a ranking for a monthly fee, ask them to put the refund terms in writing and watch what happens.

What makes the site “custom” instead of a nicer template?
The layout is designed around your business rather than chosen from a shelf. Which services get their own space, what the first screen argues, where the proof sits, how somebody in a hurry reaches you — those get decided for your company. That is the honest difference, and it is why there is a $3,500 build behind it.

Why a three-month term when LaunchPad has none?
Because there is a build to pay off and search work does not report back in thirty days. Three months, then month-to-month. We would rather have a short honest term than a long one you regret.

Who owns the tracking number and the leads?
You own the site, the domain, and your customer list from day one, in writing. The lead log is yours to look at any time — not a report we release on our schedule.

Do I need this, or is LaunchPad enough?
If your problem is that you look like nothing when somebody searches your name, LaunchPad is enough. If your problem is that people who need your trade never find you at all, or you cannot say where last month's jobs came from, that is this plan. The free check will tell you which one you are, and it is free precisely so nobody has to guess.

Who it fits

Established local businesses with crews to keep busy and a reputation worth defending — septic, roofing, HVAC, electrical, fencing, tree and dock work, cleaning, anything where the next customer searches before they call. It fits businesses anywhere in Texas. We are near Cedar Creek Lake and the work travels; a company in Lubbock or Beaumont gets the same plan.

It is the wrong plan if you sell one service and want a dedicated page for each of five — that is Growth Engine. It is the wrong plan if you need leads booking themselves without you touching the phone — that is Market Leader.

The fine print, in front of you

Exact counts — pages, posts, review requests, calls — are set in the signed agreement, never on a web page, because they get sized to your business. Text-message features switch on only once messaging registration clears; nothing gets billed for a text leg that is not live. Ad spend, if you ever run any, bills to you directly and is never marked up by us.