Foundational Visibility Care Starting at $400/month
Keep your business details current, check for search issues, and take care of small fixes—with a clear update each month.
Monthly care shaped around your website, listings, and priorities.
Is this right for your business?
Already have a live website and business listings? This plan helps you look after them. If setup or major repairs are needed, that work is quoted separately before monthly care starts.
Ready for monthly care
Visibility Foundation Setup
Setup is quoted separately from ongoing monthly care.
What happens each month
Get regular attention for the details that are easy to overlook, plus a simple update on your website and listings.
Help customers find the right details on Google Business Profile and Bing Places. We review your eligible listings and keep business information up to date.
Name, category, address or service area, phone, hours, and website link.Spot changes that may affect how search engines find your pages. We review Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools for alerts, sitemap status, indexing, and search performance.
Priority-page reviews and recrawl requests when useful.Take care of minor factual errors and issues on existing pages. Larger repairs are identified for separate work, so you know what needs attention.
Factual updates and minor fixes on existing pages.Know what was checked, what was fixed, and what needs attention. Your summary keeps search activity separate from actual leads, booked work, and revenue.
A plain-language summary with recommended next steps.Care built around your business
Your website, listings, and priorities shape the plan. We agree on the work included and your monthly price before getting started.
Choose the right level
If your goal is to reach more people through search, explore our managed Search & AI Visibility service. It adds ongoing research, page improvements, and broader technical work beyond this care plan.
Explore managed visibilityNot included in this plan
Larger projects are quoted separately. Search rankings, indexing, and business results cannot be guaranteed.
A simple monthly rhythm
Each month, we review, make small corrections, and send you a clear summary.
Check business details, search alerts, and your agreed priority pages for changes that need attention.
Complete the updates and corrections in your plan, and flag anything that needs separate work.
See what was checked, what changed, and the recommended next steps for your business.
Start where you are
Need a new website, regular care, or ongoing search improvements? Choose the service that matches your next step. You do not need to buy them together.
Included with a website
Clear structure, crawlable pages, internal links, and appropriate technical basics at launch.
Explore websitesStarting at $400/month
Monthly checks of your website and listings, small fixes, and a clear update.
You are hereFull managed service
Ongoing research, page work, technical improvements, local visibility, and prioritization.
Explore managed visibilityFrequently asked questions
WaveHello’s Foundational Visibility Care helps keep essential website and business information accurate and useful. WaveHello’s managed SEO and AI search visibility goes further with ongoing research, content improvements, and review of how customers find you.
The right starting point depends on what needs attention and how much ongoing work you need. Plans are starting points with an agreed scope, not a fixed quantity of tasks. Neither service promises rankings or mentions in AI answers.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubFinding a business by its exact name is a different task from choosing nearby businesses for a service. For local results, Google considers relevance, distance, and prominence. Having a Business Profile does not guarantee that it will appear for every service search.
Check whether you are looking at Maps and Business Profile results or ordinary website results. Keep business details accurate and explain your services clearly on the website. Review the actual search and location before deciding whether the problem is your profile, your pages, or competition.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubA public FAQ can answer questions people research and connect them to the services and guides that explain more. Its value is the useful information—not the FAQ label itself. Give each topic a clear purpose and use ordinary links so people and search tools can find the answers.
Do not make many near-identical pages for different phrasings of the same question. Google no longer displays FAQ rich results. Clear answers can still be useful, but neither publication nor structured data guarantees indexing, placement, or AI citations.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubNot necessarily. A change in total traffic does not tell you which visitors were lost or whether the business is receiving less useful demand. Separate your important service pages from informational articles, then compare impressions, visits, and inquiries.
Steady inquiries do not prove everything is healthy either. Check their quality and source, whether tracking changed, and whether the comparison covers a similar season. Diagnose the change before commissioning a redesign or more content.
Read this answer in the FAQ hubFoundational Visibility Care
Tell us about your website and what needs attention. We will help you shape a care plan, starting at $400/month.
