For local businesses the profile outranks the website in consequence: it decides map visibility, and map visibility decides calls. The work is unglamorous discipline, done weekly, which is exactly why most competitors’ profiles decay. From the practice ranked #1 on Google for “Portland Oregon SEO”, checkable from anywhere.
$199, $950, and $2,500 monthly, month to month, on the pricing page.
Weekly discipline across five layers:
The full field set matters: precise primary category, complete services, honest hours, real photography of the actual business added regularly, products where relevant, and attributes filled truthfully. Then the living signals: review velocity with responses to everything, posts that show a pulse, and questions answered before strangers answer them wrong.
What we refuse matters too: no fake reviews, no keyword stuffed business names, no virtual office pins, all of which are suspension bait that puts the whole asset at risk. The compounding version is boring and safe: complete, current, active, and consistent with everywhere else you are listed.
In lighter markets, genuinely yes; in contested ones it is necessary but not sufficient, and the website plus review layer decides the tie. Either way it is the highest leverage hour per week in local SEO.
Name stuffing, fake addresses, review manipulation, and category abuse: the shortcuts. Suspension risk is the honest argument for the boring version, because the profile is an asset you cannot afford to gamble.
It is included in the monthly tiers rather than sold as a line item: $199 Local, $950 Growth, $2,500 Authority, month to month. The pricing page holds the full breakdown of what each tier weights.
Andreas Benavente, directly. Founder delivery is the product, and it is why the published tiers sit where they do.
The free 48 hour audit: your site crawled, your demand mapped, your baseline recorded, and a prioritised plan written to be usable whether or not you hire anyone.