We find the pages your customers are looking for, write and check them, publish them to your site, and keep improving what wins.
Free · no card · no trial to cancel · a few minutes
01 · Structure before suggestions
01 · The problem
The audit is not the work. Between a recommendation and a published page sit four handoffs, three tools and a person who already has a job. Growth dies in that gap, not in the strategy.
Sixty pages in the backlog. A small team ships 1.4 a month.
Typical of accounts at onboarding, not an industry benchmark.
Waiting
Keyword sheet
412 rows, unowned
Waiting
Freelancer brief
Sent 11 days ago
Waiting
CMS upload
Needs dev help
Waiting
Monthly report
Nobody reads it
searchhandled · running now
In the field
Real counters, real catalogues, real planning walls: the businesses this loop runs for.
01Local coverageService and suburb pages for the businesses that win work within driving distance.
02Commerce contextCategory and buying-guide copy wired to the catalogue, even as SKUs churn.
03Agency operationsForty accounts, one review inbox, margins that stop tracking headcount.
04Startup velocityComparison, alternative and integration pages, shipped weekly, before the first hire.
06By industryPage-type families adapted per vertical, from legal and dental to home services.
05Growing teamsOne approval queue instead of scattered docs, refreshes ranked beside new pages.02 · The system
The loop
Map
Crawl, graph, score, traceable to what was measured.
Produce & gate
Risk score decides machine or human, every time.
Publish & watch
Into your CMS, then monitored until decay reopens it.
The loop never stops at a deliverable. It stops when the page is doing its job.
Orphan pages
7
Duplicate clusters
3
Confidence
72%
capped until GSC connects
Risk model
Topic sensitivity2/5
Unsupported claims3/5
YMYL exposure1/5
This example contains an unsupported claim, so it goes to a person regardless of its other checks.
Shipped
24
Discovered
23
Chosen
16
Useful
9
03 · How it runs
You interact with two surfaces: a work queue and a review inbox. Underneath, specialist agents and a named operator run the same weekly loop.
Connect
Day 0 · minutes
Set the rules
Week 1 · decide once
Ship & gate
Every week
Watch & refresh
Continuous
URL, CMS credentials with least-privilege scopes, read access to Search Console and GA4.
You see
A Growth Map you can argue with, in a few minutes.
The system does
Egress guard, robots.txt, sitemaps, budgeted crawl, link graph, scoring.
Step 01 · Connect flow
harborplumbing.coLeast-privilege access
Step 02 · Risk policy
Set the rules, not the tasksChoose what ships unattended, what you want to see first, and what always needs a named human. You approve a policy once and it governs everything after.
AUTORefreshes, internal links, metadata, technical fixes
REVIEWNew commercial pages, anything with a claim
HUMANYMYL, legal, medical, pricing
Pages arrive in your CMS as drafts or live posts, preflighted for redirects, canonicals and schema. Anything the gate flags waits in one inbox with the reason in plain English.
You see
Three drafts to approve. Everything else already live.
The system does
Brief, draft, verify, preflight, publish, log, and read back when supported.
Step 03 · Operator desk
Work leaves the queueFlag: unsourced claim
Boilers cut heating bills by 40%.No citation in the draft. Suggestion: cite the 2025 energy report or soften the claim.
Step 04 · Measurement
Then it closes the loopIndexation checked, impressions tracked, decay detected. A page that slips does not need a meeting. It reopens as new work with the reason attached.
04 · Fit
The loop is identical. What changes is the page types it produces, the rules it starts with, and who reviews. Hover to open one.
Local coverageEvery service, every suburb you actually serveService × location pages only where there is real demand and a real branch, never a template farm.
Commerce contextCollections that survive a catalogue changeBuying guides and category copy wired to live inventory, with discontinued SKUs handled automatically.
Agency operationsForty accounts, one review inboxPortfolio view, per-client rules, white-label reporting, and margins that stop tracking headcount.Startup velocityA content function before you hire onePositioning-aware comparison and integration pages, shipped weekly, without a first marketing hire.05 · Accountability
Published is not indexed. Indexed is not chosen. Chosen is not useful. We report the whole chain, measured in your accounts, not ours, including where it leaks.
Thirty days, one site, illustrative of a Growth plan. The drop from 23 to 16 is the honest part: seven pages were indexed and still lost the click.
Illustrative model · your connected data replaces this
Shipped
our publish log
24
Discovered
your Search Console
23
Chosen
clicks per URL
16
Useful
your GA4 conversions
9
06 · Pricing
Per site, per month. Software and operators included: there is no separate services invoice.
Starter
One site, one clear backlog, everything reviewed before it ships.
$63
per site / month, billed annually
12 verified content assets a month
Weekly Growth Map refresh
Technical fixes and internal links
One CMS destination
Most useful starting point
Growth
Auto-publish switched on for low-risk work. This is the throughput tier.
$119
per site / month, billed annually
30 verified content assets a month
Auto-publish with your risk rules
Refresh loop on decaying pages
AI visibility on your buyer questions
GSC + GA4 measurement chain
Pro
For agencies and operators running several brands.
$239
per site / month, billed annually
60 verified content assets a month
Multiple CMS destinations
Full review queue with claim-level evidence
Revenue attribution through CRM or Stripe
Cancel any month. Everything published stays yours.
07 · Questions
If an answer here reads like a dodge, tell us and we will rewrite it.
Volume without a gate is slop, so we built the gate first. Sensitive work and every unsupported claim route to a human before publishing. Below a site-quality bar we withhold long-tail clusters entirely rather than queue them for later. Publishing thin pages slowly is still publishing thin pages.
The fear is legitimate, because the penalty is real: Google's scaled content abuse and site reputation abuse policies target exactly what cut-rate AI content services do. Our answer is structural, not rhetorical. A risk score on every draft, a named operator reviewing anything the gate flags, and clusters withheld when your site cannot support them. Nothing ships to your domain that you could not defend page by page.
Honest answer: three to six months before organic movement is unmistakable, which matches the wider industry data. Indexation and impressions usually move first, within weeks, and you watch all of it in your own Search Console. Anyone promising faster is selling the part of SEO nobody controls.
A CMS login with publishing rights, plus read access to your Search Console and GA4. That is the whole list, and you can revoke both from your side at any moment. We measure in your accounts precisely so the evidence never depends on trusting ours.
A fortnight is not long enough for organic search to prove anything, so a trial would only tell you whether the interface is pleasant. Instead the Growth Map is free and permanent, and the tools hub works without an account. You buy when the map shows work worth paying someone to do.
Suggestions only. We surface digital-PR and partnership angles your content earns. We never buy links, run exchanges, or place links on your behalf, because those are the exact patterns Google's link-spam and site-reputation-abuse policies target, and the downside lands on your domain, not ours.
No, and nobody can. What we commit to is throughput and evidence: a stated number of published pages a month, each traceable through indexation, impressions and conversions in your own accounts. If the work is not landing, it shows in the same dashboard we bill against.
It stays. Pages were published into your CMS under your account from day one, so there is nothing to migrate and no hosted layer to lose. Cancel in billing, revoke our credentials, keep every page, brief and evidence bundle. We export the lot on request.
A useful answer before a sales call
The Growth Map is free, takes a few minutes to read your site properly, and states what it could not measure as loudly as what it could.
