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The board

One contract. One target. One territory at a time.

Thirteen trades in the Clearwater area. Find yours, read the name of the firm holding it, and take the contract at the published price.

The 15 are the searches a Clearwater customer actually types — “roofing clearwater fl”, “roofer near me”, and thirteen like them.

  • Roofing

    Clearwater

    Clearwater Roofing

    Shows up on 11 of the 15 searches we track for roofing in Clearwater. That is the local pack, read at 25 points across the city on every one of the fifteen: on eleven of them, nobody holds a top-three place across more of Clearwater than they do. They never hold one alone — one to three other firms match them every time — and across the whole grid they take 22.1% of 375 readings, second in the market.

    36 reviews at 4.4 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    Field verdict: at-risk — the reading is on the contract page

    $9,100

    Open

  • HVAC

    Clearwater

    Advanced Cooling Systems

    Shows up on 8 of the 15 searches we track for HVAC in Clearwater. That is the local pack, read at 25 points across the city on every one of the fifteen: on eight of them, nobody holds a top-three place across more of Clearwater than they do. They never hold one alone — one to three other firms match them every time — and across the whole grid they take 22.1% of 375 readings, second in the market.

    830 reviews at 4.9 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    Field verdict: at-risk — the reading is on the contract page

    $10,300

    Open

  • Pest control

    Clearwater

    Nextgen Pest Solutions

    Shows up on 6 of the 15 searches we track for pest control in Clearwater. That is the local pack, read at 25 points across the city on every one of the fifteen: on six of them, nobody holds a top-three place across more of Clearwater than they do. They never hold one alone — one to two other firms match them every time — and across the whole grid they take 23.2% of 375 readings, third in the market.

    Field verdict: at-risk — the reading is on the contract page

    $9,500

    Open

  • Pool service

    Clearwater

    Dog Days Pools, Inc.

    Shows up on 9 of the 15 searches we track, all nine re-confirmed. On “pool pump replacement clearwater fl” four of the eight results returned are theirs, including the first two — the strongest single position anyone holds on this board.

    100 reviews at 4.9 on Angi, read from Bing's infobox.

    $9,100

    Open

  • Impact windows

    Clearwater

    Clearwater Window & Door Inc

    Shows up on 10 of the 15 searches we track. Three of the fifteen return more than one of their pages; “top rated impact windows clearwater” returns three.

    131 reviews at 4.4 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    $12,200

    Open

  • Pool construction

    Clearwater

    Island Way Pools

    Takes a top-three place in the Google local pack on 4 of the 25 grid points we read across Clearwater, and does it on every one of the 15 searches we track — present on all fifteen. On each of them at least one other firm takes 6 of the 25, so they lead none of the fifteen outright. Across the whole grid they take 60 of 375 readings, 16.0%, third in the market.

    167 reviews at 4.7 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    $10,100

    Open

  • Screen enclosures

    Clearwater

    Rescreen Rescue

    Shows up on 6 of the 15 searches we track, the same six as five days earlier and none of the other nine. They are first on “screen enclosure repair clearwater fl”, and return on both of the searches a customer types when they are pricing the job.

    $7,900

    Open

  • Seawall & dock

    Clearwater

    Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC

    Shows up on 9 of the 15 searches we track, against 5 for the firm this row named before them — both read off the same fifteen result sets in one session. They take six searches the previous name does not return on at all: every dock and boat-lift query in that set, plus seawall repair.

    $10,500

    Open

  • Pavers

    Clearwater

    West Florida Pavers

    Takes a top-three place in the Google local pack on 3 of the 25 grid points we read across Clearwater, and does it on every one of the 15 searches we track — present on all fifteen. On each of them at least one other firm takes 6 of the 25, so they lead none of the fifteen outright. Across the whole grid they take 45 of 375 readings, 12.0%, in a field of 87 businesses — a share two other firms match exactly.

    44 reviews at 5.0 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    $9,100

    Open

  • Estate planning

    Clearwater

    Coleman Law Firm

    Shows up on 3 of the 15 searches we track for estate planning in Clearwater. That is the local pack, read at 25 points across the city on every one of the fifteen: on three of them, nobody holds a top-three place across more of Clearwater than they do. They never hold one alone — one other firm matches them on each of the three — and across the whole grid they take 17.7% of 372 readings, second in the market.

    93 reviews at 4.8 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    $9,100

    Open

  • Hearing aids

    Clearwater

    Countryside Hearing Aid Services

    Shows up on none of the 15 searches we track for hearing aids in Clearwater. That is the local pack, read at 25 points across the city on every one of the fifteen: on each of them at least one other business holds a top-three place across more of Clearwater than they do. What the grid does show is a fixed footprint — a top-three place at exactly 4 of the 25 points on all fifteen searches, whatever the wording — and 16.0% of 375 readings across the whole grid, fifth in the market.

    80 reviews at 4.8 on Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey.

    $10,100

    Open

  • Dental implants

    Clearwater

    Clearwater Dentist, Inc.

    Shows up on 10 of the 15 searches we track — the widest reach on this board, tied. Third on “dental implants clearwater fl”, on “dental implants company clearwater florida” and on “implant dentist clearwater florida”. Six other Clearwater practices returned on the main search alongside them.

    $8,900

    Open

  • Senior living

    Clearwater

    The Oaks of Clearwater

    Shows up on 6 of the 15 searches we track, down from seven in five days. “assisted living clearwater fl”, “memory care clearwater fl” and “senior living tour clearwater fl” among them. Seven other Clearwater-area communities rank alongside them across those six.

    Field verdict: at-risk — the reading is on the contract page

    $13,000

    Open

Every territory showing OPEN is buyable today at the price beside it. It leaves this board the moment someone takes it, and while a contract is live in a trade, the answer to everyone else in that trade is no.

Hitman Marketing sells one thing: a contract on one named competitor, in one industry, in one city. The price is published, the term is ninety days, and half the fee is only due if you finish ahead of them. When a territory is taken it leaves this board.

Every agency says availability is limited. This is the list. There is no proposal and no discovery call between you and that number.

How the board was built

Every line is a dated reading, not an opinion.

Thirteen targets, each re-fetched from public sources, most recently on 3 August 2026 and then handed to a second pass whose only job was to break the claims. Every one of them had something withdrawn or refused on that re-read, and several lost a claim that would otherwise have been published. What is here is what survived, and nothing on this board is a judgment about anyone — a search position is a search position, a registration date is a registration date, and neither is a statement about how well a business does its work.

Roofing — verified 2026-08-03

Clearwater Roofing

Searches they hold
11 of 15
Others ranking
4 more local firms
In business
3 years
Reviews
36 reviews at 4.4 (Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey)

Five specific, fixable weaknesses in how they have set themselves up, each one a dated reading with the URL it came from. They are in your contract, not on this page.

Read on 3 August 2026 from the business profile the survey resolved by place ID, to a depth of 200 — the profile, not a directory's copy of one. It is a lifetime total on a single platform and it is not a sum across platforms; different platforms count different people and no arithmetic joins them. The same read also recorded a ninety-day count and an owner-response rate, and both stay in the research record.

HVAC — verified 2026-08-02

Advanced Cooling Systems

Searches they hold
8 of 15
Others ranking
2 more local firms
In business
19 years
Reviews
830 reviews at 4.9 (Google, read from the profile itself by the funded survey)

Four specific, fixable weaknesses in how they have set themselves up, each one a dated reading with the URL it came from. They are in your contract, not on this page.

Read on 3 August 2026 from the business profile the survey resolved by place ID, to a depth of 200 — the profile, not a directory's copy of one. It is a lifetime total on a single platform and it is not a sum across platforms. It REPLACES two figures: the directory-mediated count this row carried until 3 August 2026, which was about a different company, and the ~782 a second directory transcribed, which was its copy of this platform rather than a reading of it.

Those two are the shape of all thirteen. The four readings on each card are what we hold on the firm you are up against — how many of the 15 searches they hold, how many other local firms are fighting for the same ones, how long they have been established, and how hard the trade is overall. The price beside them is measured separately: we survey the market across the AI assistants and the Google local pack, and the number tracks how much of both the strongest firm here already holds. That is why a seawall contract and a pool contract are different numbers rather than the same number in two brackets.

What you need to bring

A contract is executable on the spot, which only works if what it takes is published rather than discovered in a call. Trades where we could not name a target are never listed; buyers we cannot win with are never sold. Under the bar is not a no — it is the Teardown first, credited in full.

  • A claimed Google Business Profile in the right primary category, with no active suspension or policy strike
  • A physical location inside the market, not a virtual office or a neighbouring city
  • A website we can reach and fix within the five business days the contract already allows
  • No other SEO vendor working the same profile while the contract runs

What the contract says

Published terms, not a proposal.

We name the target and publish what we read to get there. You take the territory at the published price, and in 90 days you outrank them — in the Google local pack and in the AI assistants. Half the fee is due on execution; the other half only if it lands.

  • Fifteen buying-intent queries, fixed in writing before work starts.
  • You beat the target in the Google local pack on 8 of those 15 queries. Every search is run from a fixed set of map points spread across the market — a reading at one point is one count. A query is yours when you hold a top-three local-pack placement at more of that query's counting points than the target does, query by query, never pooled across the whole set. The counting procedure is published at /contracts/method/.
  • You place ahead of the target on at least 3 of the 5 assistant surfaces — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Copilot — as measured by the instrument published at /contracts/method/. Not all 5; nobody controls all 5. The bar stays 3 of 5 even if a surface returns nothing usable: a short reading is reported short, never repriced against what happened to answer.
  • The instrument is fixed before execution and re-run unchanged at confirmation — the same map points, the same models and versions, the same prompt, and the same rule for which readings count. A confirmation run on a changed instrument is not comparable to its baseline and does not count as one.
  • Adjudication is on day 90. If we assert a breach of the client obligations published on this page, the term extends by the days lost, capped at 14, and is re-measured once. Algorithm movement extends nothing and re-measures nothing — that risk is ours.
  • The measurement record decides, not a conversation about it. You receive the complete file — every query, every reading, both parties' counts — rather than a summary, and the verdict is whatever that arithmetic says. Every tie goes to you: a tied query, a tied surface.
  • Half the fee on execution. Half on confirmation, and only on confirmation.
  • One contract per trade in Clearwater. While yours is live, nobody else in your category can buy one.

Two of those clauses name a procedure rather than describe one. The procedure is published in full — the models by name and version, the system prompt verbatim, the runs per query, the logged-out state, and the filter that decides which results count as in-market. Read how it is measured.

Guaranteeing a position would be dishonest, and the rest of this site says so. The Contract does not promise a position. It promises to beat one named competitor on one agreed set of queries — and you and that competitor sit under the same algorithm, so a core update moves you both. That is exactly why an absolute promise is a lie and a relative one is not. Staking half the fee on it is a commercial position, not a claim to control Google.

This site publishes the statistic that argues hardest against its own offer: AI assistants name a local business in only about 1.2% of answers. The contract survives that number because of what never reaches the board. A territory is only listed if the survey can name one business the assistants are already naming in that market and that already holds map positions beside it — where they are naming nobody we can also find in the pack, the survey refuses the market and no price is ever published for it. Nothing here promises to conjure a recommendation out of a silent category. The promise is to displace a named incumbent in a category where the assistants have already made their pick, which is the same narrow slice of markets the 1.2% figure is describing from the other side.

Ninety days sits oddly beside the three-to-five months this site publishes for map pack rankings, and both numbers are staying, because they are answers to different questions. Three to five months is how long it takes to arrive somewhere in particular against a whole field — the honest number for absolute ranking, and the reason a thirty-day ranking promise is worth distrusting. The Contract is not that race. It is you and one named business, on 15 queries fixed in writing, where the only thing that has to happen in ninety days is that you end up ahead of them. That is a shorter distance than the field, and it is only short because of what the survey refuses: a target already unassailable on the map, or one the assistants name but the local pack has never placed, never reaches the board at all. The ninety days buys a relative outcome against a target chosen to be reachable in ninety days. It does not buy the map pack outright, and nothing here says it does.

What we need from you

These are conditions of the guarantee rather than requests, and they are on this page instead of in the fine print. A contract that cannot be delivered because access never arrived is not a miss, and both of us should know that before it is signed rather than after.

  • Profile and analytics access within five business days of execution.
  • No other search vendor working the same profiles during the term.
  • Every completed job enters the review request system within five business days — it is the one input we cannot supply for you, and it is counted rather than judged.
  • Approvals returned within five business days.
  • No Google Business Profile policy violations on your side.

The Contract Method

How ninety days actually runs

  1. 01

    Recon

    We read the market before it reaches the board — who holds the queries today, how crowded the field around them is, how long they have been there, and what their own pages, listings and markup actually say. Every reading carries a URL and a date, and a second pass tries to break it before anything is published. The number comes from a survey of the same market: how much of the assistants' answers and of the local pack the strongest firm in it already holds. Once a contract is executed, the funded survey runs the day-0 baseline across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Copilot, tracking the target's profile coverage, citations, review velocity, crawlability and AI share of voice, and the same instrument settles it at day 90. Every one of these has to be true before a territory is listed at all: the business we name already holds a measured share of both surfaces the contract is graded on — the answers assistants give in that market, and the map points we search from — because a business that leads one surface and is absent from the other leaves half the contract unearned before it starts; and that same business holds no more than 65% of the map points we search from, because past that the pack is usually proximity and proximity cannot be outworked. A market that fails any of them is not priced, which is why there is no waiting list of contracts we turned down.

  2. 02

    Target

    You execute at the published price. The target and the fifteen queries are fixed in writing, the baseline is measured and recorded, and the territory closes to everyone else in your category and city.

  3. 03

    Execute

    Ninety days: the Bing Places record Copilot reads moved onto the right category node, the profile and entity work, crawler access and server-side rendering, answer-first pages built to be extracted, and earned mentions where your category actually gets cited from.

  4. 04

    Confirm

    The same measurement, run again against the same target and the same queries. It either cleared the bar or it did not, and the balance follows that answer rather than a conversation about it.

Recon happens before a territory is listed, which is why it is not a step you pay for on the board. Trades that do not clear it never reach the board. More on the method.

Questions about the board

What happens if you miss?
You keep everything delivered and the balance is never invoiced. Half the fee is paid on execution and the other half only on confirmation, so a miss costs you the deposit and costs us the ninety days. That asymmetry is the point — it is why the target is chosen carefully rather than optimistically.
Why is my city and industry not on the board?
Because we have not read it yet, or because we could not name anyone in it. Where a competitor's office happens to sit is not the test and never keeps a trade off — what keeps one off is that the firm taking the customer turns out to be a franchise unit or a private-equity roll-up, that no active company registration resolves behind the name it trades under, or that a claim we would have published about it did not reproduce on a second reading. One live example: in seawall and dock work the domain returning on more of the fifteen searches than anyone else is one we cannot name at all, because no Florida registration resolves under either name it publishes about itself — we searched it two ways with a control search that worked. An unresolved identity cannot go in a contract, so the row names the firm below it instead. A Teardown reads your own trade and city and answers the question directly.
Can I buy a contract if a competitor already holds the territory?
No. One contract per trade, with no exceptions and no second slot sold quietly. We work Clearwater, Largo, Dunedin, Safety Harbor, Seminole and Palm Harbor and nothing beyond, so there is no neighbouring market to sell you instead — while a contract is live in your category, the answer to everyone else in it is no. That is what the exclusivity is worth paying for.
What happens after the ninety days?
A confirmed contract converts to a hold retainer, and the territory stays closed to your competitors for as long as you hold it. Stop, and it returns to the board — where the company you just beat can buy it. Renewal is about the slot, not just the rankings.
You name the competitor publicly. Is that a problem for me?
It is the point, and no. Every sentence on this board about a named business is a sourced, dated observation — a page that returns a 404, a category string on a listing, a count of queries their domain came back on — never a judgment about them or their work. Nothing here says anyone is bad at anything. We did it this way because the alternative is a board describing an unnamed competitor, which is indistinguishable from a board with nothing behind it and asks you to take the research on trust when the research is what you are buying.
Where do these numbers come from?
Each target was re-fetched from public sources on 3 August 2026 — company registers, licence registers, their own robots.txt, sitemaps and page markup, and the same fifteen searches run for every trade — and then handed to a second pass whose job was to refute it. Several had a claim withdrawn on that re-read, including one where a trading name in our own notes turned out to belong to a different company in a different county. Only what survived is published. Review counts come from a funded survey that resolves each business by its listing ID and reads the profile itself, so where a count appears it names the platform it was read from and it is a reading rather than a directory's copy of one.

Take the territory, or watch a competitor take it.

The Teardown reads your industry and city, identifies the competitor to beat, and is credited in full against the contract if the territory opens and you execute it.

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