01 Two choices. Two phases.
Build a custom website you own, then add a flexible monthly local-search sprint when you are ready. Two clear choices at each phase. No bloated long-term retainers.
02 One system. Two decisions.
Select the focused Regional Lead Engine with up to 5 pages or the deeper Enterprise Market System with up to 15 total pages. Both include custom implementation, technical search foundations and clear conversion paths.
Maintain the core local footprint with Maps Care or expand content, geo-grid insight and documented authority outreach with GrowthOS. Pause or cancel with 30 days’ notice.
03 Phase 1 · Digital infrastructure
Both are one-time custom builds. The difference is page depth, market architecture and workflow complexity—not a leased template or mandatory agency retainer. Hosting and third-party costs remain separate.
A focused custom foundation for a single-location business that needs a fast, credible website and a clear path from local search to inquiry.
A deeper digital platform for established, high-ticket or multi-market businesses with more services, more locations and more complex lead workflows.
The free audit identifies the page depth, market coverage and workflow needs that should drive the decision before a proposal is written.
Get your free audit04 Phase 2 · Local search sprints
Start after launch—or after an existing site passes the initial audit. Both plans are month to month and may be paused or canceled with 30 days’ notice.
A lean maintenance cadence for a business that wants its core local information monitored, its profile cared for and its priority visibility documented.
A faster monthly growth cadence for competitive businesses expanding useful content, geo-grid insight, review requests and documented authority outreach.
Search positions vary by location, time, device and competition. Outreach activity and confirmed live placements are documented, publishers retain final approval, and review workflows invite honest feedback without gating or incentives.
05 Local proof before big promises
Review selected Springfield-area website and local-search projects, including client-supplied placement snapshots and the exact work represented in each engagement.
06 What the build investment covers
The build is the concentrated implementation phase. It turns your services, market and proof into a new or improved digital asset engineered to be understood by customers and search engines.
After the agreed build is paid in full, the custom site files and original project copy belong to you, subject to third-party licensing terms.
We map services, search intent, competitors and priority markets before deciding what pages the website needs.
Clear positioning, human-reviewed copy, mobile-first design and direct paths to call, book, visit or request a quote.
Technical SEO, metadata, schema, internal links, analytics and sitemap work are built into the foundation—not bolted on later.
Business information, priority listings and the initial citation plan are organized so search engines and customers see a consistent company.
07 Straight answers
Final deliverables, timing and billing terms are documented before work begins. Ad spend, hosting, premium software, call tracking, photography, video and other third-party costs are separate unless your written scope says otherwise.
Phase 1 is a defined custom build with a one-time price. Phase 2 is optional month-to-month work for profile care, citations, content, geo-grid measurement and authority outreach. Keeping them separate lets you own the completed asset without hiding its cost inside an indefinite retainer.
Yes. After the agreed build is paid in full, you own the custom website files and original copy created for your project. Your domain, analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile access stay in your control. Licensed assets, hosting, plugins, directory platforms and third-party placements remain subject to their providers’ terms.
Either Phase 1 build can be divided into two or three equal monthly installments. Purple Holo adds no interest or agency payment fee and does not require a credit check for this in-house schedule. Work begins after the first installment and approved scope; ownership transfers after the final payment.
Maps Care includes the stated 25-directory monitoring scope. GrowthOS adds a monthly PowerLinks sprint that researches, qualifies and contacts at least three relevant outreach targets. Confirmed live placements are documented, while publisher approval and link longevity remain controlled by third parties.
No responsible agency can guarantee a specific Google position. Search results change by location, device, competition and algorithm updates. We build the strongest practical system we can, document the work and measure movement without selling a ranking promise.
Yes. Both Phase 2 plans are month to month and may be paused or canceled with 30 days’ notice. Your proposal documents the billing date, notice process and any work already scheduled inside the notice period.
The Enterprise Market System includes one agreed website-form workflow connected to a supported CRM such as Jobber, ServiceTitan or HubSpot. Platform access, API capability and subscription level can affect what is possible; complex pipelines or custom middleware require a separate scope.
A rebuild is not automatic. If your current website has a sound technical foundation, Purple Holo can scope a custom improvement phase around its content, conversion paths and local-search signals. Your proposal identifies what stays, what changes and whether the published build packages apply.
Hosting, domains, premium software, paid directory fees, CRM subscriptions, custom middleware, ad spend, photography, video and other third-party costs remain separate unless the written proposal explicitly includes them. Phase 2 covers only the search, content, citation, profile and outreach work listed in its scope.
08 Your local growth plan
Start with the free Purple Holo Business Audit. We will use your website, market and competition to identify the right build, monthly pace and practical order of action.
Stronger local visibility is the goal—not a guaranteed ranking.