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Google can't rank a business it can't identify. Thirty listings that agree.
Google learns who a business is by reading its details off other websites. This puts one identical set of those details on 30 of them, for $56.
- Google wants one clear answer. — 30 listings carrying the exact same details give it one.
- Details that disagree cost you rank. — A business Google can't pin down gets quietly discounted.
- The details are read, not typed. — They come off the client record, so nothing drifts on listing nineteen.
- Thirty relevant beats five hundred random. — A blast adds new wrong details instead of fixing the old ones.
- About $1.87 per live listing. — $56 for the order, and every listing comes back with its login.
- Real pages you can open. — Live, indexable directory URLs come back in the report.
- Every login comes with the URL. — Source, status, username, password and email for each listing.
- Nothing indexes itself. — One click per listing from the report, then we track it to indexed.
One set of business details, on thirty sites,
so Google stops guessing who you are.
Google has to work out who your client's business is.
It reads the name, address and phone off other websites.
When those disagree, it can't be sure they describe one business.
So it trusts that business less and gives the map pack to someone clearer.
The map pack is the three results shown on the map. It is where the calls come from.
This puts one identical set of details on 30 directories at once.
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Why most citation work does nothing
Citation farms make the mess they claim to fix.
Five hundred directories. One Tuesday. One dump of half-checked details.
Half of them never get crawled. A chunk carry the old suite number.
So the business now has more versions of itself on the internet, not fewer.
The farm is paid for volume. Google is looking for agreement. Those two things never meet.
A good business sits outside the map pack and nobody can tell them why.
Now the part we won't dress up. 30 matching listings do not buy a map-pack position.
They remove a reason for Google to discount the business. That is a foundation, not a lever.
If the details already agree and the profile still isn't ranking, the problem is somewhere else. Run the grid.
Price thirty matching listings before you buy another blast.
The account is free and takes no card. Build the client record, open the order form, read the number on the button.
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How an order runs
One row of data. Thirty listings that can't disagree.
Everything after the first step is execution. Thirty listings built from one row physically cannot contradict each other. That's the whole product.
- 01
Pick a client with a real street address
Every order files against a client, so the report exists later. No address, no citation build.
- 02
The business details are read, not typed
Name, address, phone, website, description, hours, year founded, employees, socials, logo. All pulled from the record you filled in once.
- 03
Give it the primary keyword
The term the business most wants to be known for locally. It decides which niche directories the order aims at.
- 04
One order of 30 — charged on acceptance
Quantity is fixed. The charge lands when the order is accepted and comes back automatically if it can't be placed.
- 05
Listings get built and the URLs come back
Submitted, then in progress, then completed. You watch it in the report, not your inbox.
- 06
Then you submit them for indexing
One click per row, then tracked until indexed. It isn't automatic and we won't say it is. A listing Google never crawled taught it nothing.
What you end up holding
Thirty live pages, and the logins that keep them right.
Picture the client call. You open the report and scroll.
- 30 live directory URLs
- Clickable and indexable, each one carrying the same name, address and phone. Pages, not a spreadsheet of promises.
- Credentials for every listing
- Source, URL, status, username, password and email. Old listings don't rewrite themselves, so the logins are how you fix them later.
- A branded report
- Your logo, every listing, PDF download and Google Drive export. Filed under Local SEO reports permanently.
- A status you can actually read
- Submitted, in progress, completed — or failed, with the charge returned. No step is a black box.
- Index submission per listing
- One click from the report, then tracked to indexed.
An order is $56. Thirty listings. Nothing recurring.
That works out at about $1.87 a listing. Charged when the order is accepted, and refunded automatically if it can't be placed.
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The countable part
What it costs and what it does.
- Cost
- $56 per order of 30 listings.
- Cost per listing
- About $1.87 per live listing, with each login in the report.
- Quantity
- One order of 30 listings. Fixed — place one order at a time.
- Directories
- Niche and local directories relevant to the business, chosen from the primary keyword.
- Business data source
- Read from the client record: name, address, phone, website, description, hours, year founded, employees, social links and logo. Not re-entered per listing.
- Required
- A complete street address, a phone number, a website and a primary keyword.
- Deliverable
- Live indexable directory URLs plus per-listing credentials, in a branded report.
- Indexing
- One click per row from the report, then tracked to indexed. Not automatic.
- Refunds
- Charged on acceptance and refunded automatically if the order can't be placed.
- Report
- Branded HTML, PDF download, Google Drive export, kept against the client record.
- Business Profile
- We don't create, manage or reinstate it. Citations are the data layer underneath it, not a substitute for owning it.
- Delivery date
- We don't publish one, here or anywhere else. We have no delivery data worth quoting, and a made-up estimate breaks a promise faster than silence does.
Prices on this page use the recommended plan rate from the pricing page. A smaller plan pays a little more and a larger one less, and the button in the app always prints what it is about to spend. Citations are fulfilled through an outside network, so a supplier catalogue change can move the figure.
What it costs to find out
Enter the client's address once. Price thirty matching listings.
Making an account and filling in the client's name, address and phone needs no card. The order button prints its own price — $56 for 30 listings.
Creating the account is free. Not a trial that takes your card "for verification" — no card at all, and no call with anyone.
And nothing expires on a timer. Credits sit in the account until you spend them.
When you're ready to spend
$0.35–$0.50
per credit, improving with the volume you commit to
See the full pricing page →What you are not signing
No contract, no minimum, no quote and no call. Buy credits monthly if the volume suits you, or buy a block once and owe nothing after it.
Every deliverable in the platform prints its credit cost on the button that spends it, so you always price the work before you run it.
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Before you ask
The questions we'd ask before pointing this at a client.
- What do citations actually do for SEO?
- They give Google one answer about who the business is. It builds that picture by reading the name, address and phone off other websites, and it can only be confident when those agree. Thirty listings built from one row agree by construction.
- Thirty? I've been offered five hundred.
- You have, and it's cheaper, and that's the tell. A blast puts the business on hundreds of pages nobody visits, built from whatever data the submitter had that day. That adds versions of the business rather than settling on one.
- Will this get my client into the map pack?
- No honest vendor can promise that, so we won't. Consistent data removes a reason to be discounted. It doesn't add a reason to rank. If the details already agree and the profile still isn't showing, run a grid scan before you spend anything else.
- Do the listings get indexed automatically?
- No. Anyone telling you their citations index themselves is guessing. From the report you submit each listing with one click, and we track it until it comes back indexed.
- What happens when the client changes their phone number?
- You change it in the client record — the one place every tool reads from — and future orders are correct. Existing listings don't rewrite themselves, which is why every login comes back in the report.
- Can I do this for a national or e-commerce brand?
- Only if there's a complete street address behind it. Citation building needs a real place, and we will not invent one so a national brand looks local.
- What does it actually cost?
- $56 for the order, which is about $1.87 per live listing. The charge lands when the order is accepted and comes back automatically if it can't be placed.
One set of business details, on thirty sites,
so Google stops guessing who you are.
Here's the part that has nothing to do with us. Every month the wrong suite number sits on another aggregator is another month Google can't tell who this business is. Competitors with clean details keep collecting the calls.
So picture two versions six months out. In the first, a farm spreadsheet you can't defend and a client asking why the phone is quiet. In the second, thirty live URLs with matching details and a login on every row — a report you hand over without editing it first.
Run the grid on one local client before you buy. If it's green to the edges, you've saved an order.
P.S. — I know why you're hesitating, and it isn't the $56. It's the last citation order that came back as a CSV of promises. So: the account is free, no card, nothing expires, and the button prints its price before it spends. Make the account, enter the address once, and look at what an order really costs.
No card required. See every tool and every price before you spend anything.
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