OutstripTwo minutes. Your real listing. Nothing asked for.
Type your restaurant's name and we read your live Google listing: hours, photos, replies, the last ninety days of reviews. Then we score it against the shops on your street. On screen, not emailed later.
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Demonstration data from a live tenant.
Tell us which door is yours.
The name as a guest would type it, plus the locality. That is enough to find your listing. We show you which one we matched before we score anything.
What lands on the screen, in about two minutes.
All of it from your live listing, none of it from a template, and every deduction named.
A score out of 100
With every point it lost, and why. Hours that disagree with your door, unanswered reviews, a photo shelf that stopped in March, a menu nobody can see.
The three fastest fixes
Ranked by what each one is costing you, with the minutes it takes. Two of them usually take under five minutes and neither of them costs money.
Where you sit on your street
Your rating and your review pace against the shops nearest you, on one shared axis, with every bar carrying its own figure.
And what we could not read
Named in the same breath as the score. A scan of a listing with forty reviews is a thin scan, and it will say so rather than padding itself out.
What does not happen after you type your name.
A restaurant owner is being sold to constantly. This is the surface that is not selling, and the list on the right is the whole of it.
Your street has already written it down.
Read it in two minutes, then decide whether you want it every Monday.