Every tool on this site is a demo of something we actually do, and a test of whether we are useful to you. Here is each one, what it is for, and when it stops being enough.
Marku Leone · Founder, donebyverde · South Florida
You can tell a lot about a business from what it gives away. The businesses that give away a checklist are confident the checklist is the easy part. The businesses that hide everything behind a form are usually selling the form.
We built five free tools for service businesses. No account, no trial, no email wall. They run in your browser and nothing leaves your page. Each one is the front door to a service we run properly, and each one is honest about that.
The free website audit has been live on this site for a while, and it is not a lead form. Give it a URL and it scans security posture, certificate and transport, how visible you are to AI assistants, and what your site leaks without meaning to. You get a grade, a score, and the one fix that matters most published straight back to you.
If you leave an email, a person sends the full finding list once. No sequence, no upsell drip. Most sites come back with two or three fixable things and no reason to hire anyone.
The review reply generator is the tool we wanted for ourselves. Paste any Google review and get three replies: warm and professional, short and direct, or going the extra mile. It reads what they actually wrote, quotes it, and picks up whether it is five-star praise or a one-star complaint. The complaint version tells you the safest public move: acknowledge once, do not argue, take it private.
Reviews are the biggest ranking lever a local business has, and the reply is the lever nobody pulls. A profile where every review has an answer looks like a business that shows up.
In a feed you get one chance, and it is about three seconds long. The ad hook generator turns one line about what you do into twelve opening lines, in bold, friendly, or straight. Problem, proof, price objection, local: the patterns that actually stop service-business customers.
One hook per ad is a guess. Three hooks on the same offer is a test. The hook with the highest response tells you which story your market believes.
The Google Business Profile post ideas generator gives you twelve posts for the next month, three per week, built for your trade and your town. Each one comes with the text, the photo to take, and the button to press: Call, Visit Website, Get Directions.
Thirty percent offers, seventy percent proof. The profile that posts weekly looks alive, and alive is the thing that gets clicked.
Everything above is wrapped into the local SEO checklist: thirty-six checks in six stages, the exact order we run them for clients. Foundation, keywords, on-page, Google Business Profile, reviews, content and links.
It ships as a free printable PDF. Leave one address and it lands in your inbox, attached, with the download right there too. Print it, and work it top to bottom. It is also the first thing we ask a new client to fill in, because the unanswered boxes tell a contractor exactly where the work is.
Some owners run these and realize the work is theirs to do. Some run them, hit the same two walls, and book a call. Both outcomes are fine. We would rather hand you the instrument than describe it.
When the tool stops being enough, the conversation is twenty minutes and there is no pitch. Every enquiry routes through the free strategy call.
Real partnerships start with one strategy call.
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