GBP management
For operators who only need Google Business Profile managed.
Weekly Google Business Profile posts, listing hygiene, and review-response drafts. Included inside Content & Local Engine. Sold standalone when listings are the only job.
Weekly output · a typical run
- MonListing hygiene pass: hours, categories, services, photos
- WedWeekly GBP post drafted, scored, and queued
- FriReview-response drafts + weekly status
What's included
- Weekly GBP posts per location
- Listing hygiene (categories, hours, services, photos)
- Review-response drafts
- Fail-closed check before anything goes live
Not included
- SEO blog and service-page production (that's Content or the Engine)
- Paid ads
- Guaranteed map-pack rankings
- Social scheduling outside Google Business Profile
The "not included" column builds more trust than the included one. We'd rather you know the edges up front.
Same gate as the Engine, smaller surface
Nothing posts to a live profile until it clears the same fail-closed check we use on Engine work.
If you already run Content & Local Engine, GBP is included. Do not buy this twice.
Fail-closed by design
The system refuses to publish work that doesn't clear the gate. Silence is a feature: nothing bad ships just to hit a schedule.
Setup
No separate install on GBP-only. If the listing is a mess, cleanup is scoped first.
Monthly
$250/mo per location.
What pushes it to the higher end
- More locations
- Heavy review volume
- Photo and offer refreshes beyond the weekly post
Already getting the Engine?
GBP management is included in Content & Local Engine. This page is for listings-only operators. Social and blog content are also sold standalone.
See all offersIs this included in the Engine?
Yes. Content & Local Engine includes GBP management. This SKU is for operators who only want listings.
How is it priced?
$250/mo per location. A 4-location operator is $1,000/mo for GBP-only.
Is there a contract?
Month-to-month after the first 90 days, same as the other retainers.
Does this include blog posts or social?
No. Blog posts are the Content retainer. Social is its own retainer. The Engine bundles them.