Starter
For smaller shops publishing their first pages.
$499/month
Billed annually as $5,988/year
- Up to 60 jobs/month
- Then $2 per extra job
- A page for every job
- Google posts on a steady schedule
- Setup and connection included
For smaller shops publishing their first pages.
$499/month
Billed annually as $5,988/year
Recommended
For busy shops with more than one crew.
$899/month
Billed annually as $10,788/year
For high-volume shops working from one location.
$1,499/month
Billed annually as $17,988/year
1-year contract, with a way out at day 60.
Not satisfied then? Leave and owe nothing on the months left.
Also in every plan
For shops with more than one location, or regularly more than 600 jobs a month.
Schedule a demoEvery tier gets every feature. Pick the one that matches how many jobs you finish in a month.
Let's go over it together. We'll look at your job volume, your current marketing spend, and tell you honestly whether the math works for you.
Yes and yes. It's a one-year contract, and you can cancel at day 60 if you're not satisfied, owing nothing on the remaining months. After day 60, you're in for the year.
You get a full export of every page, photo, and post. Your published pages stay on your site while you move them: 90 days when the contract ends, or 30 days if you leave at day 60. After that, you can host them yourself, keep them hosted with us (we'll quote it when you ask), or take them offline.
If you leave at day 60, the pilot fee isn't refunded, and you owe nothing on the remaining months.
Same contract, same features. What changes is how you pay, and paying annually costs less.
Paid monthly: The first two months are due up front to get started, and monthly invoices begin after those two months.
Paid annually: A lower price, with the pilot fee due when you sign and the rest at day 60.
Nothing stops. Extra jobs still get their pages, and they're billed at your tier's overage rate at the end of the month. If you go over month after month, we'll let you know when moving up a tier would cost you less.
Housecall Pro and Jobber today. On another platform? Ask us, and we'll tell you where it stands.
Yes. Job pages are added to your own website, so that your business gets the credit and reputation boost from search engines.
No website yet? We'll help you figure out the right first step on the demo call.
It only takes a few hours of your time over the first week or two. You connect your scheduling software, we link your Google accounts, and we tune your first pages together so every page after follows. After that, there's nothing you have to do. Pages publish automatically, and you can edit anything, anytime.
Google doesn't promise when it will add new pages to its search results, so nobody can say exactly how long it will take.
That said, new pages usually start showing up in Google searches within days to a few weeks, and sooner if your website has been around a while. From there, it keeps building, because every job you finish adds another page customers can find.
No. Google doesn't penalize a page for being written with AI, as long as it's useful to the person reading it. Every page is built from a real job you finished: where it was, the work your crew did, and your crew's photos. It's written to sound like your business, and you can edit anything, anytime.
An agency writes about topics it picks, on its own schedule. SimplifyLocal works from your jobs. Every time your crew finishes one, a page about it goes on your own website automatically, with the real work and your crew's photos. There's nothing to write or wait for, and you can edit anything, anytime.