Who needs you today, ranked.
Every client scored by what's actually happening: slipping keywords, a rival pulling ahead on reviews, a portal nobody's opened, no win surfaced in two weeks. At-risk floats to the top before the client feels it.
For agencies & consultants
Your clients cancel because they can't see you working.
Fix that permanently: one command center that tells your team which client needs attention today, and a portal for every client · in your brand · that proves your work weekly. We measure; you look brilliant; nobody churns over "what am I paying you for."
We support you, never your clients·Hide sections, never edit numbers·Your brand everywhere client-facing
The command center
Run fifty local clients without fifty logins.
One screen, in attention order · built so the Monday pass over a 25-client book takes about an hour.
The whole book's to-dos, one queue.
Every recommendation across every client in one workflow: done, dismiss, snooze, assign to a teammate. Everything cleared is stamped with who and when · your proof-of-work writes itself.
Client-safe copy, one click.
When a client enters the top three or the AI starts naming them, the cockpit hands you the sentence to send · in your voice, no vendor fingerprints. Plus every upgrade-interest click a client makes, routed to your team.
White-label
Their portal wears your logo, your colors, your name.
Every client-facing surface carries your brand: the portal, the weekly story, the win copy, the app icon on their phone. Your clients never hear our name · we're your vendor, never your competitor, and we don't take support calls from your clients, ever.
The one thing you can't do: edit a number. You can hide any section from any client · scope control is yours · but the measurements are untouchable, because your proof depends on ours holding. That promise is contractual, and it's why a portal from you means something.
"Your own app" · the honest version
Apple's rule 4.2.6 forbids every vendor · us, our competitors, everyone · from publishing per-agency branded apps in the App Store. Anyone promising you one is template-farming against that rule or quietly shipping what we ship openly: the portal installs from the browser straight to your client's home screen with your icon and name. Tap the link, add to home screen, done · your app, the only way the rules allow anyone to deliver it.
What your client sees:
● Your logo, your accent color, your support email
● A 60-second Monday story of what YOUR team did
● Wins in plain words they repeat at dinner
● Your app icon on their home screen
● Never our name, anywhere
And underneath: rankings measured street by street, AI answers stored verbatim, the 15-directory sweep · the same engine on the Method page.
The math
Run your book through it.
Slide your numbers in. Everything computes from one shared pricing module · estimates, labeled as estimates.
Your book, measured:
Your clients bill you ≈ $7,500/mo
Lighthouse costs you ≈ $0/mo (platform + )
Margin on what your clients pay: ≈ 0%
Pricing finalizes with the founding pilots · three agencies, hand-provisioned, founding pricing locked for 12 months. Bring your book to the call.
Reporting hours handed back to your team: ≈ 16 hrs/mo (the portals and stories generate themselves)
Estimates, honestly labeled. The un-estimatable part: clients who can SEE the work don't shop the renewal.
Against what you use today
Keep your general-SEO suite. Replace the local stack.
vs the per-location toolboxes
BrightLocal-class tools charge per location, per module, and your team still drives them and writes the client story by hand. Here the story writes itself and one price covers the client.
vs the reporting shells
AgencyAnalytics-class dashboards re-display data you buy elsewhere. Our seats ARE the measurement · rankings, the map, reviews, listings, AI answers · plus the portal, in one bill.
vs "we have Semrush"
Keep it for national and content work · it's the best at that. For local clients, compare their local toolkit + AI add-on + white-label fees against one seat here, then compare what your client actually opens.
The founding pilot
Three agencies. Hand-provisioned. Your real clients on screen.
Thirty days, three of your clients free, founder-direct support in a shared Slack channel, and founding pricing locked for a year if you stay. The trade: a weekly feedback call and an honest case study.