The board
One contract. One target. One territory at a time.
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. If your industry and city are open you can execute at the published price today; if they are taken, a competitor got there first and the nearest open market is the one below it.
The board is being surveyed.
No territory is listed until its market has been surveyed, because the price on a listing is a real offer and the survey is what sets it. That work is underway across home services in Clearwater, Dunedin and Safety Harbor. Nothing here will be posted before it is true.
If you want your vertical and city surveyed first, that is what the Teardown buys — and it is credited against the contract if the territory opens and you take it.
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. Markets we cannot win are never listed; buyers we cannot win with are never sold. Under the bar is not a no — it is the survey 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.
Name the competitor beating you. We take the contract 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 outrank the target in the Google local pack on the majority of that set.
- You place ahead of the target in at least two of ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot. Not all four — nobody controls all four.
- Measurement is agreed before execution: geo-grid tracking from fixed coordinates, baseline and final, plus prompt-visibility runs across the assistants.
- Half the fee on execution. Half on confirmation, and only on confirmation.
- One contract per vertical per market. While yours is live, nobody else in your category and city can buy one.
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.
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.
- Cooperation on the review engine — it is the one input we cannot supply for you.
- Approvals returned within five business days.
- No Google Business Profile policy violations on your side.
The Contract Method
How ninety days actually runs
01
Recon
We survey the market before it reaches the board — the target's profile coverage, citations, review velocity, crawlability and current AI share of voice. That survey sets the price. Markets we cannot win are never listed, which is why there is no waiting list of contracts we turned down.
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.
03
Execute
Ninety days: Foursquare, Apple Business Connect and Bing Places claimed and normalised, 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.
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. Markets that cannot be won never reach it. 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?
- Either it has not been surveyed yet, or it was surveyed and not listed. Markets that cannot be won inside ninety days never reach the board, which is what keeps the guarantee behind the ones that do. A Teardown surveys yours and answers the question directly.
- Can I buy a contract if a competitor already holds the territory?
- No. One contract per vertical per market, with no exceptions and no second slot sold quietly. While a contract is live in your category and city, the only thing available is a neighbouring market. That constraint 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.
- Do you name the competitor publicly?
- Never. The board describes a target without naming it, and the name appears only in your executed contract. Publicly naming a local business as a target picks a fight that helps nobody and invites an argument that has nothing to do with your rankings.
Get your territory surveyed first.
The Teardown surveys your industry and city against the competitor currently beating you, and it is credited in full against the contract if the territory opens and you execute it.