Pricing
Start with the free audit, then choose coverage based on market competitiveness and how many eligible directories you want reviewed. Optional monitoring can be added after the build.
Audit first
Inspect the business data, see the gaps, and decide whether cleanup, building, monitoring, or a larger workflow is needed.
Step 1
Audit
Step 2
Plan
Step 3
Proof
Packages
Run the audit first so the package decision is based on the business footprint, not a blind directory count.
Citation foundation for a small local business.
Up to 150 directories
Expanded coverage for more competitive local markets.
Up to 300 directories
Maximum directory coverage for serious local visibility work.
Up to 600+ directories
Scope guardrails
Directory counts are maximum eligible submissions, not guarantees that every third-party site will publish the listing. Paid directory fees require separate approval.
A directory is a third-party listing source where a business profile can be created, claimed, corrected, or submitted. Some platforms expose the same listing across search, maps, assistants, or partner networks.
No. Third-party directories control acceptance, review timing, and eligibility. We track each outcome and keep blocked or rejected steps visible.
Directory submission work is included. Third-party paid listing fees are not included unless explicitly approved and billed separately.
Pricing FAQ
Citation projects touch third-party directories, so clear boundaries matter before work starts.
A directory is a third-party listing source where a business profile can be created, claimed, corrected, or submitted. Some platforms expose the same listing across search, maps, assistants, or partner networks.
No. Third-party directories control acceptance, review timing, and eligibility. We track each outcome and keep blocked or rejected steps visible.
Directory submission work is included. Third-party paid listing fees are not included unless explicitly approved and billed separately.
Your business data and submitted assets remain yours. When a directory supports account handoff or listing access, the project notes should include the available handoff details.
The build is one-time. Optional monitoring and revision add-ons can help catch listing drift, business data changes, and verification follow-up work.
Start with the audit
Get a citation health score, visible NAP issues, and a clearer path for cleanup, building, and monitoring.