Visibility Powers. Be Seen Everywhere
Your best posts dropped into local Facebook groups. Top of Google when a neighbor searches “plumber near me.” Social that actually shows up, reviews handled, a customer list that pays you back — and more. Each one’s its own small package, so you only pay for what you need. And yes, there’s a blue-light special in aisle 12: buy 5, get the 6th free.

Build your plan. Mix and match.
Each service does one job — clearly. Tap to add what your business needs and skip what it doesn't. Cancel any of them anytime.
Get your content everywhere, automatically.
- Autonomous posting across 14+ platforms
- AI-generated video and creative
- Runs 24/7 — set it and forget it
Get your posts seen by local homeowners.
- Manual sharing into Facebook groups & Nextdoor
- Real communities, done by humans
- Shares your posts — doesn't create content
Get found when local customers search Google.
- Full Google Business Profile management
- Services, photos, posts and Q&A
- Review monitoring and performance tracking
Get more reviews. Stay on top of the ones you get.
- Automatic review requests after the job
- Monitoring across 100+ sites
- AI-assisted responses you approve
Keep climbing after your website launches.
- Ongoing SEO — rank tracking & competitor analysis
- Local citations and link building
- Website authority only — GBP & reviews are separate
Your customer list should be making you money.
- Turn missed leads & past customers into an owned list
- Segmented, personalized weekly content
- Flags customers showing real buying interest
New to marketing: Maps + Reviews = $400/moAll six: $1,000/mo (6th is free)
PRICING
You pay extra only for leads — priced by your market, so every dollar goes to what actually rings the phone.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Good questions. Clear answers.
If I only need Google Business Profile and reviews, why would I pay $400/mo instead of picking one $200 service?+
You can absolutely pick just one $200 power — but Google Business Profile and Review Management do two different jobs: one gets you found on the map, the other builds the star rating and replies that make someone actually call. Together they compound; the $400 buys the whole loop, not two of the same thing.
Getting found and getting chosen aren't the same problem. GBP puts you in the map pack; reviews are what a homeowner scans before they dial. Run one without the other and you're either invisible or you show up looking thin. If your budget only stretches to one right now, start with the profile — but the two were built to work as a pair.
Is "buy 5, get the 6th free" actually a discount, or is $1,000/mo for six services just the same as paying for five anyway?+
It's a real discount only if you actually want the sixth — six Visibility Powers normally run $1,200 (six × $200), and the deal drops that to $1,000, so the sixth power is genuinely free. If you only want five, you pay $1,000 for five; the offer just means the sixth never costs extra.
I'm not going to pretend it's a discount on five services, because it isn't — five is $1,000 whether or not a sixth exists. What it is: once you're running five, adding the last one costs you nothing. So if you were on the fence about that sixth power, this is the nudge. No fake anchor pricing, no "was $1,200" games.
Can I cancel just one power and keep the rest, or is it all-or-nothing?+
You cancel per service, never all-or-nothing — each Visibility Power and Paid Firepower campaign is its own $200 (or percentage-based) subscription, so you can switch off SEO, keep reviews and social, and your website never so much as flickers. The $500 foundation stays; you're only toggling the one power you dropped.
Nothing's welded together. Turn one off, the rest keep running exactly as they were — same as canceling one app and keeping the others on your phone. No "well, if you drop that, the whole plan changes" nonsense. You built the stack; you can un-build any piece of it any month, and your site and hosting are never part of that decision.
Ready to activate something useful?
Pick the market, see the math and build the campaign around booked jobs—not marketing confetti.