VELOCE Check my Maps ranking, free
Four modules one machine

Doing the job well is not the same as being found.

Veloce runs four things on your business every week: where you rank in search, where you sit on Google Maps, whether AI answers name you, and whether your website is still standing. It does the work itself. There is nothing for you to read, approve or chase.

Three days free, and the fixes are yours to keep. After that it is $199/mth for all four modules.

Veloce, example weekRUNNING
SEO41 keywords re-checked, 6 fixes applied and verified on the live pageON
MapsGrid re-scanned across 21 points, a profile post publishedON
AI SearchFour engines asked, 87 source pages recorded, 3 new listing targets foundON
Site CareBackup taken, 5 updates run, screenshots compared, nothing rolled backON
Illustrative of a normal week. Your own run log is in the client portal, with timestamps.
Works onWordPress and Shopify. Connected in one click from your own admin.
CommitmentCancel from your own portal, with no exit fee.
ReportingEvery action timestamped and readable, not a monthly slide deck.
Three days free

We do the work first. You decide after.

For the first three days the machine runs on your real site, and the fixes it makes in that time are yours to keep whether you carry on or not. Most trials give you a dashboard to look at. This one leaves your site measurably better before you decide anything.

Day one

It audits, then it fixes.

A full technical audit of your real site, then the safe fixes applied for you, with a backup taken first. You see the before and the after on the finished page.

Days two and three

The rest starts moving.

Keywords tracked, your Google listing measured across a grid, the AI engines asked whether they name you, and the first articles and posts written and queued.

After three days

You keep every fix.

The work already done stays done. What is queued and waiting sits there locked until you subscribe. Nothing is taken back off your site, and nothing is charged for three days.

Evidence, not testimonials

Anyone can print a number on a page, so here is the raw output instead.

These are real rows from live scans and live client sites, unedited. A page that only shows its wins tells you nothing about how the thing behaves when it is not going well.

Maps check ■ who Google shows first, live scans, September 2026
"mechanic Osborne Park"first shown has 21 reviews. The workshop with 513 sits seventh
"plumber Penrith"first shown has 266 reviews, second has 459. A listing with no rating at all sits seventh
"emergency electrician Joondalup"two of the top five are 34 km away in Welshpool, including the one shown first
"restaurant Fremantle"a cafe is shown first, ahead of every restaurant in the suburb
"restaurant Parramatta"first shown has 89 reviews. The one with 3,134 sits fifth
"hairdresser Subiaco"first shown has 1,423 reviews. A salon with 8 sits eighth
Top ten per search as Google showed them on the day, review counts unedited. The free check on this page runs the same measurement on your suburb.
Site Care run log ■ Downunder Tattoo Bali ■ 4 Aug 2026
HTML5 Audio Player2.7.5 → 2.8.1applied, backup taken
WPCode Lite2.3.7 → 2.3.8applied, backup taken
Site Kit by Google1.183.0 → 1.184.0applied, backup taken
Schema & Structured Data1.62 → 1.63applied, backup taken
Post/Page Custom Code0.3.0 → 0.3.1applied, backup taken
WPBakery Page Builder8.7.4 → 9.0held, major version
Smash Balloon Reviews2.8.0 → 2.9.0held, on request
Five updates run, each with a full backup taken first. Two held back on purpose: a major page builder release is how sites break on a Friday.
AI source map ■ the pages that decide "tattoo Bali"
balipedia.comread 14 times
inivie.comread 13 times
masonsink.comread 11 times
traveloka.comread 11 times
finnsbeachclub.comread 10 times
thesmartlocal.comread 9 times
balibuddies.comread 8 times
218 source pages recorded across ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity. These are the pages the engines actually read before answering. Getting named on them is the work.
The four

One machine, four jobs.

All four run on your business every week for $199/mth. They are not sold separately.

SEO

Rankings tracked weekly, a full audit monthly, and the problems it finds get fixed on your site instead of listed in a PDF. Four articles a month, published.

Google Maps

Your position measured across a real grid of points around your suburb, not one national average. Profile posts and answers published for you.

AI Search

We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Google's AI answers what your customers ask, and record whether you were named. Then we go and fix why not.

Site Care

Updates run with a backup taken first, a screenshot taken after, and an automatic rollback if the page came back worse. Uptime and forms watched.

How this is different

Three rules the machine runs on.

Evidence, not self-report

A job is only marked done when the page itself proves it. We load the finished page and look. A module saying it switched something on does not count, which is how most reporting quietly lies.

It fixes, it does not advise

An audit that ends in a to-do list has moved the work onto you. Veloce applies the fix, keeps a backup, and shows you the before and the after.

Nothing sends itself

Outreach emails, review requests and posts are written by the machine and sent by a human. That keeps you on the right side of the anti-spam rules and out of anyone's junk folder.

Us against an AI content tool

Most of them write articles. That is the whole product.

There is a wave of AI SEO tools that publish blog posts on a schedule and call it growth. Some of them are good at it. Here is what they do not touch.

 An AI content toolVeloce
Publishes articlesYes, that is the productYes, four a month, written for your services and suburbs
Fixes your actual siteNo. It sends the article and leavesTitles, headings, alt text, schema, speed, broken links, applied for you and proven on the rendered page
Your Google Maps listingNot touchedRanked across a grid of points, posts and answers published, listing details watched
Keeps the site aliveNot their jobUpdates run with a backup first and an automatic rollback if the page came back worse. Forms tested end to end
BacklinksAn exchange network. You link to their customers, they link to youWe do not buy or trade links. A link scheme is a risk you carry, and it is the first thing Google turns off
AI searchTracks whether you are mentionedTracks it, then captures every page the engines read to decide, and works on getting you onto those pages
Who answers the phoneSupport inbox, another timezoneA phone number, and a person on the end of it

Fair is fair: if all you want is thirty articles a month, one of those tools will be cheaper than us. If you want the site, the listing and the answer to be right, articles are one of four jobs.

The cadence

What actually happens, and when.

Hourly
  • Site up, forms tested end to end
  • Update queue checked
  • Anything broken raises an alert
Weekly
  • Keyword positions re-measured
  • Fix sweep across the site
  • Updates run with backup and rollback
Monthly
  • Full technical audit
  • Maps grid re-scanned
  • AI engines re-asked
  • Four articles published
Always
  • Every action logged with a timestamp
  • Plain report to your portal
  • Cancel any time
Straight answer

Three days free, and here is who it is not for.

Being honest about it saves us both a call. If none of these apply, the machine starts on your site today and the fixes are yours to keep either way.

Check my Maps ranking, free
  • Nobody can guarantee position one, and anyone who does is selling you something else.
  • We do not buy links. Bought links are a risk you carry, not us.
  • If your website is not built yet, start there. The modules work on a site, not instead of one.
  • Results in search and maps are measured in months, not days. Site Care works the day it is on.