The store on every page
Stock, pick up today, your address and your hours on every product page.
Retail & ecommerce
Your website shows what is on your shelf, your hours and your address, so people nearby choose your store over a warehouse.
Your store, your product pages and your customer list stay in your name.




Indoor plants
In stockPick up today
Happy in a dim corner. Water it when the soil is dry.
Reserve for pickupJust inSee it all




Sweetgum Plant CoUsually replies straight away
Do you have snake plants in stock today?
We do. We can hold one at the counter for you.
Held at the counter
plant shop near me



In store
CactiIn stock
MonsteraIn stock
Snake plantIn stockReserved for pickupHeld at the counter until close




Indoor plants
In stockPick up today
Happy in a dim corner. Water it when the soil is dry.
Reserve for pickupJust inSee it all




plant shop near me



In store
CactiIn stock
MonsteraIn stock
Snake plantIn stocksweetgumplantcoSweetgum Plant Co

sweetgumplantco Just in: big monstera, and pots to match.
Hours
Open today
Monday to SaturdayOpen
SundayOpen
HolidaysHours set
Updated on your listing
Stock, pick up today, your address and your hours on every product page.
Your words and your photos for the things you sell.
Holiday hours, parking and photos checked on your Google listing.
One email a month to a list you own.
Google Maps, your categories and the products you carry.
A small area, your categories, pointed at pages that say pick up today.
Inside the work
A shop gets found or it does not. This is the work that decides it.
What people nearby search
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Which plants get a page
Snake plantOwn page
MonsteraOwn page
End-of-season potsIn a list
Your Google listing
Hours, including holidays
Photos taken this season
What you actually stock
Just in, postedEvery question answeredA person sets the brief, picks what goes first, and reads every page and every reply before it goes out.
One account, one brief
What you tell us once drives all of it, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees.
All of it runs on Claude, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees. See it on three real businesses.
BeforeA list of products
Your product page
Sansevieria TrifasciataAdd to cartYour Google listing
Sweetgum Plant CoYour customer list
Holiday saleSent last winter
AfterThe shop, online
Your product page
Snake plantYour Google listing
Sweetgum Plant CoHoliday hours set
Your customer list
New plants in the shop this month



Sent to a list you own
The store on every page
Stock, pickup, your address and your hours on every product page.
Hours kept right
Your listing checked every week, holidays included.
A monthly email
New stock and what is in season, sent to a list you own.
One price, agreed in writing before anything starts.
Nothing starts until you say yes.
What do you need?
Only need one thing?
Then buy one thing. If it will not be enough on its own, we tell you before you pay, in writing.
Not sure which fits?Tell us what you have. You get a straight answer in writing.
Not answered here? Ask us. You get a straight answer in writing.
Almost never. Most of what is wrong with an independent store's site is the words, the structure and the fact that it never mentions the store. None of that needs a new platform. If the platform really is the problem, we say so.
If your register system can tell us, yes. If it cannot, we show stock by category, which is enough for most people deciding whether to drive over.
For clearing stock, sometimes. As a business, it means renting customers you never own. We would rather spend the same money making your own page the one that gets found.
A small number of them earn most of the money. Those get written properly first, and the rest get a structure that does not compete with them.
It depends on what you need. Everything together is All-in-One Growth, $4,950 a month. One service on its own costs less, and every price is on the pricing page. You see the price before anything starts.
It does the jobs that never get done on a Tuesday. On our setup, Claude writes up the products that bring people in, adds pick up today to the site so a local search finds it, keeps the holiday hours right on Google, and drafts this month's email to your customers. A person reads all of it and decides what is worth your window and what is not.
Start here
Start with the free plan: a written check of your website and what to fix first. It is free, and yours to keep.