A keyword list is not research; it is an export. The service here is a demand map: which searches carry your revenue, which are winnable against the incumbents actually holding them, and in what order to pursue them. 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.
A demand map, not a list. Its five parts:
The map is built from three reads: what your buyers actually type, including the questions before they know what to call the thing; what the current winners’ pages look like, because that is the bar; and what your site can credibly win first, because sequencing is where campaigns live or die. Volume matters; intent and winnability decide.
What comes out is not a spreadsheet dump but a build order: pages named, questions each must answer, and the fan out coverage AI systems will check for. It is the same mapping our own site runs on, which is checkable in how this site is structured.
The tool gives volumes; the service gives judgment: intent, winnability, and sequence. Most failed campaigns had the same tool exports as the successful ones and none of the ordering.
Yes, as part of the same map: the fan out questions answer engines generate around your money terms are documented and assigned to pages, because being quoted requires having answered.
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.