KeepWatch
Know what your public homepage shows people.
KeepWatch costs $79/month. Each month, we record what we can check on your public homepage and note any check we could not finish. You get a plain-language report and help with one small fix we agree on. A real person reviews the report. Larger site projects are separate.
What we check
Your public homepage, in plain language.
KeepWatch gives local business owners a plain-language look at their public homepage. Want a free first look at public search and AI answers? Request the free first check from the AI Visibility Growth Map.
What $79/month covers
A report, one fix, and the proof behind it.
The report
Each month, we record what we could check on your public homepage. We also list any checks we could not finish.
The fix
We agree on one small website fix for the month. Larger site projects are separate. For a larger project, see Website Development.
The proof
When a fix is made, we keep the before-and-after evidence with the report.
Before a change is made
You approve the next step.
We agree on the fix before work begins. If we do not have the access we need to make the fix, we send the next step to you. Or we work with the person who has access.
$79/month
Tell us about your site.
Tell us about your site and the public homepage you want us to check. We will talk about the check and any small fix that may help. We do not begin work until we agree on it.
Good questions
Before you start.
What counts as a small fix?
One small change we agree on, such as fixing a broken contact link, a wrong title, or an unclear next step. It does not include a redesign or a larger site project.
What if you need access to my site?
We agree on the work before a change begins. If we do not have the access we need, we send the next step to you. Or we work with the person who has access.
Will someone read the report?
Yes. A real person reviews every report before it is delivered.
Start here
Let's build something that points true.
Tell us what you're working on. The first conversation is a conversation, not a pitch.